Rosedale (Moore Park) - Cameron Miller

Living in Luxury

The posh neighbourhood of Rosedale was named after the wild roses that grew along the hillsides of this suburban area. What makes this area stand out is its gorgeous mansions and winding roads surrounded by lovely greenery. The picturesque historical homes built between 1860s and 1940s gives a serene dreamy vibe.

The Properties

Most of the beautiful historic houses of Rosedale are listed on the Toronto Historical Board’s Inventory of Heritage Properties. Many are built with the architectural styles if Edwardian, Victorian, Tudor and Georgian. Majority of them are grandeur homes that are single-family detached with massive beautiful manicured yards. Homes are amongst the most expensive in Toronto. There are some condominiums and co-ownership apartments that are available at South Rosedale.

The Neighbours

With a population of just over 8,000 residents, majority of the residents are upper-class families with children. These include Toronto’s wealthiest and most prominent citizens.

The Amenities

Schools
Transportation
Safety
Entertainment

Schools

Rosedale offers some of the city’s most reputable high quality schools.

Rosedale Junior Public School
Rosedale Heights School of the Arts
Whitney Jr Public School
Branksome Hall – An all girl’s private school that offers an International Baccalaureate program.

Transportation

Motorists are just a short drive from the Don Valley Parkway, connecting to the downtown core and GTA. Rosedale buses connect with the Rosedale station on the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line and the Bloor-Danforth subway line.

Closest Subway Stations include:

Safety

The area is close to several safety services, so emergency help is never too far away.

The nearest safety facilities include:

Bridgepoint Hospital
Toronto Police Division 53
Toronto Fire Station 311
Rosedale – Moore Park Veterinary Clinic

Entertainment

The area provides an abundance of beautiful outdoor spaces for those who enjoy the nature. Rosedale Park and Ramsden Park both have tennis courts, a sports field, an artificial ice rink, and a wading pool. There is a community centre, Mooredale House, that is run by the Rosedale and Moore Park resident associations, offers offers sports, fitness, arts, and music programs for adults and children.

Dining

Residents can enjoy upscale dining that are within walking distance. Sorrel is a sophisticated restaurant serving a French-Mediterranean menu and an extensive wine list. Terroni is a local favourite serving modern Italian fare. The Red Cranberries restaurant is a vibrant haunt with a warm vibe and global menu, offering mango shrimp, burgers & curry noodles.

Shopping

There are upscale shops located along Yonge Street, not far for Rosedale residents to get all their needs and shopping.

The beautiful Beaux-Arts style building is a former Canadian Pacific Railway station that is now home to a Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) liquor store. It was built in 1916 to service the Canadian Pacific Railway.