Last Updated on December 21, 2024
One of Toronto’s first planned garden suburbs, Lawrence Park South is a quaint neighbourhood in a spectacular setting that includes a ravine, a number of parks and a shopping district. The area’s houses, built between 1910 and the late 1940s, showcase architectural whimsy with a mix of English cottage, Tudor Revival and Georgian and Colonial style designs. Many of these homes have been renovated with sensitive attention to preserving features like leaded glass windows, wood trims around door and window frames and decorative fireplace mantels.
The area is popular with highly educated people who work in professional, scientific and technical services and families with kids in school. Most residents own their own homes and a good portion own property elsewhere in Ontario, including winter chalets on the prestigious lakes Rosseau, Muskoka and Joseph.
The Lawrence subway station is a five to ten minute walk from the majority of homes in Lawrence Park South. Major bus routes operate on Yonge Street and Mount Pleasant Road. Those who prefer to drive will find easy access to Highway 401 from Yonge or Eglinton.
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