Lytton Park,
TORONTO, ONTARIO was a rural outpost with limited access to Toronto until The Metropolitan Street Railway began servicing the area in 1886 - with only a single horse car line.
It was the Railway that purchased the two hundred acre "Beatty" Farm near Yonge & Glengrove and became the "Glen Grove Park" subdivision development. In 1912 Lytton Park, Toronto, Ontario, became part of The City of Toronto. Over twelve years, Lytton Park's Residential Neighbourhood of Luxury Homes and Houses were built along with Schools, Churches and Parks.
It is one of Toronto Real Estate's most exclusive and expensive Neighbourhoods. Bordered by Avenue Road to the North, Yonge Street tothe East, Mona Drive to the West and Briar Hill AVenue to the South. Full of beautiful Detached Tudor & Georgian-Style Executive Homes, Houses, Luxury Real Estate on large lots. Many of these Properties in LYTTON PARK have retained their original charm such as leaded glass windows, hardwood flooring and wood burning fireplaces.
Close to an abundant variety of upscale Boutique Shops and First Class Restaurants, Yonge & Avenue Roads are a short walk. Public Transit, the Yonge / Lawrence Subway are within walking distance as well.
Nestled in valley hidden by lush bushes & trees and away from mainstream traffic, it is also home to The North Toronto Lawn Bowling Club and several Public Tennis Courts that actually become an artificial Ice Rink in the Wintertime. Across from Lytton Park is The Herbert Begg Memorial Garden with was donated to The City of Toronto by the Daughters in memory of their Father. Within Lytton Park are two other parks - Lytton Park and Chatsworth Ravine which has a nature trail running through it.
The Schools are highly regarded and Toronto Real Estate in Lytton Park is sought after because of them.
