2010 Real Estate Facts
History
Homes
Shopping
Recreation
Schools
Transportation

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Fast Facts on Real Estate in the Teddington Park Neighbourhood

New Sales - January 2010

New Lisitings - January 2010

The area is often grouped with Wanless Park and refered to as Lawrence Park North.

Read a complete review of the neighbourhood, its shopping and amenities on TorontoLife.com.

Read a complete social profile of the neighbourhood, written by the City of Toronto.

Teddington Park formed the northern boundary of the City of Toronto in 1912.

Teddington Park's development as a high-end residential district was inspired by the Rosedale Golf Club, which had moved from Rosedale to the Teddington Park area in 1909.

Teddington Park's older houses on Riverview Drive were originally given descriptive names such as 'Donnybrook', 'Silverwood', and 'Treetops'. These names were in leu of municipal addresses, which were not issued until some time after the houses were built. Some of these houses still display their historical names.

The Teddington Park neighbourhood is one of the smallest and most exclusive districts in Toronto. Over the years many important and influential Torontonians have called this neighbourhood their home.

It's conveniently located along the Yonge Street corridor however, it is remarkably quiet thanks to its natural boundaries which include the Rosedale Golf Club and the Riverview Drive Ravine.

Homes in the Teddington Park Neighbourhood

Teddington Park's houses were built between 1910 and 1935. The signature street in the neighbourhood is Teddington Park Avenue, a wide tree-lined boulevard that contains large Tudor and Georgian style houses.

Riverview Drive is a winding, countryfied road, lined by majestic maple trees. The properties on Riverview Drive are especially large as many of these homes back onto the Riverview Drive Ravine.

Shopping in the Teddington Park Neighbourhood

Local convenience shopping on Yonge Street is within walking distance of many Teddington Park homes. Included in the mix are a large national grocery store, a hardware store, dry cleaners, a toy shop, fashion stores, restaurants, and coffee shops.

Recreation in the Teddington Park Neighbourhood

The Bedford Park Community Centre, on Ranleigh Avenue, includes an indoor gymnasium and a swimming pool. Wanless Park has five tennis courts, a basketball court, a wading pool, a children's playground, and a baseball diamond.

Golf enthusiasts have the option of a private membership at the Rosedale Golf Club, or paying public fees at the nearby Don Valley Golf Course, off Yonge Street, and just north of York Mills.

The George Locke Public Library at Yonge and Lawrence offers neighbourhood residents a wide range of programming for children and adults.


Schools in the Teddington Park Neighbourhood

View a complete list with academic ratings of Teddington Park's Elementary, Secondary, Private and Daycare schools.

(Public) Bedford Park Jr.
81 Ranleigh Ave., (416) 393-9424

(Public High School) Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute
125 Chatsworth Dr., (416) 393-9500

(Private) Havergal College
1451 Avenue Rd., (416) 483-3519

(Private) Crescent School
2365 Bayview Ave., (416) 449-2556

(Private) Toronto French School
296 Lawrence Ave., E., (416) 484-6533

(Catholic) Blessed Sacrament
24 Bedford Park Ave., (416) 393-5226

(Catholic) Loretto Abbey
101 Mason Blvd., (416) 393-5510

Transporation in the Teddington Park Neighbourhood

Bus lines on Yonge Street and Mount Pleasant Road connect passengers to the Lawrence station on the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line.

Motorists can travel directly downtown by way of either Yonge Street or Mount Pleasant Road. For commuters travelling out of the city by car, the Yonge Street on-ramp to Highway 401 is just minutes away.

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