Schools
There are plenty of exceptional schools in this neighbourhood.
- St. Cecilia Catholic School
- Annette Street Public School
- Indian Road Crescent Public School
- Lucy McCormick Sr. School
- Great Lakes College of Ontario
The Junction
If you’re looking for a lively, hip neighbourhood, this is the place to be. The Junction boasts some of the best restaurants, bars and things to do in the city. This eclectic area offers a quiet place to call home and at the same time offers an abundance of flavour and entertainment.
One of Toronto’s liveliest neighbourhood
Once being the heart of the Canadian Pacific Railway, where four railway lines intersect, is now known as The Junction. This hip neighbourhood offers the eclectic lifestyle for those who embrace the unusual and quirky vibes. It is also recognized as an emerging art and design district and has since become a sought-after place to live and visit. It can offer a quiet place to call home yet a lively night out for everyone to enjoy. The main street of Dundas West is alive with restaurants, bars, local boutiques and businesses, while St. Clair West offers more suburban amenities.
The Properties
The tree lined streets are filled with century brick homes that cover the historic district of The Junction. Many of the homes have been renovated to have a basement apartment or rent out part of their home as an income property. Classic brick stone residential homes mixed with industrial-finished lofts and new builds can be found in the area. Smaller Victorian homes and apartments are increasingly accessible and affordable for buyers.
The Neighbours
This eclectic neighbourhood has a multigenerational mix of trendy youths, urban professionals and young families. The residents are likely to be family-oriented. There are also many young professional or student renters that want to be closer to downtown without paying the downtown price.
The Amenities
- Schools
- Convenience
- Transportation
- Safety
- Entertainment
Convenience
The area has everything needed. Residents do not have to travel far for all their necessities and convenience.
Nearby convenient amenities include:
- Coffee
- Restaurants
- Shops
- Gym
- Grocery
- Gas Station
- Convenience Store
Transportation
The Junction is a commuter friendly neighbourhood. All the buses connect to the Bloor Subway Line making it a short trip the the downtown core. There is also the UP Express and Bloor GO just a short distance away for travellers. Motorists can get to the downtown area on Dundas and Bloor. Just to head north is a short drive to Black Creek which turns into the 400.
The Subway Stations in the area include:
Safety
The area is close to several safety services, so emergency help is never too far away.
The nearest safety facilities include:
- St Joseph’s Health Centre
- Toronto Police Division 11
- Toronto Fire Station 423
- Toronto Fire Station 424
- Jane Animal Hospital
Entertainment
Being the “happening” area of Toronto, there is plenty of entertainment and amenities available for people of all ages. The neighbourhood is not far off from the 400-acre High Park which offers plenty of green space and is a hive of activities year round, including, skating, summer festivals, entertainment and more.
Dining
There are plenty of dining option in this hip area. The area is well known for being the Patio Lover’s Paradise of Toronto through the CaféTO program. There are plenty of new and staple options. Nodo Junction is a new twist to Italian classic fare set in a cozy ambiance. Curry Twist, a small and cozy restaurant, specializes in Northern Indian and Moghlai cuisine. Farmhouse Tavern serves and array of Canadian food, craft beers and local wines that local enjoy.
Shopping
The Junction is one of the most visited places of the city, one of the reason for its abundance of shopping options. The historical original commercial strip is now known as Toronto’s Favourite Meeting Place by the Junction BIA. The strip is a hub for a diverse mix of businesses of boutique shops, specialty stores, retailers, grocers and more.
