Moore Park, Toronto, Ontario lies between Mount Pleasant Cemetery
to the North, Park Drive Ravine and the Railway Tracks to
the South, Moore Park Ravine to the East and Vale of Avoca
Ravine to the West.
Moore
Park, named after its creator, John Thomas Moore, was
subdivided in 1889 for sale of TORONTO REAL ESTATE for the
Toronto wealthy.
Mr. Moore
was instrumental in building and investing the Beltline
Railways, Toronto's first commuter train. Toronto suffered
a depression and shortly after the Beltline's opening, it
went bankrupt. Now, it is used a walking/riding path. Take
a walk, walk the dog, ride a bike, or run on this pathway
and you will forget you are in Toronto!
More than
the Moore Park Luxury Properties, there is a Moore Park
Ravine foot path (approximately 8km) trail, which winds its
way through the Rosedale Ravine, Mount Pleasant Cemetery and
the old Don Valley Brickworks - known for its Farmers
Markets. It also follows Mud Creek, a small tributary of
the Don River. You can also hike away from the city life
through the wilderness of the Vale of Acoca Ravine - or take
the flat path.
Moore
Park, Toronto Real Estate, became completely developed in
1930 with English Cottage, Georgian and Tudor-style Luxury
Homes Houses Properties for Sale. Lots are quite large and
often back on to one of the Ravines. The wide range of Real
Estate attracts the more affluent Buyers. Most of the homes
for sale reflect the 20th-Century Tudor, Georgian and
Edwardian Homes and luxury Properties . Some of the
original Toronto Real Estate homes, houses have been
renovated, but still maintain their original character and
charm.
You can
find Fabulous Shopping and Dining within minutes from Moore
Park, Toronto Real Estate. Yonge/St. Clair, Bloor/Yonge or
Mt. Pleasant/Davisville, Central Toronto, offer fine foods
and small boutique shopping.
Moorevale
Park, TORONTO is close by and features five Tennis
Courts (Moore Park Tennis Club) a Baseball
Diamond. Interesting to note is Mooredale House which is
located at 146 Crescent Road. It's a Community Centre that
offers a wide range of Recreational opportunities from
sports, fitness, arts and music programs, as well as kids
summer day camps.
Schools
Toronto
District Schools:
Elementary
Schools:
Deer
Park Jr & Sr. - 23 Ferndale Avenue
Whitney
Jr. - 119 Rosedale Heights (Moore Park Jr & Sr.)
Secondary
Schools:
North
Toronto Collegiate Institute, 70 Roehampton Ave
Northern
Secondary, 851 Mount Pleasant Road,
Bennington
Heights School
Private
Schools:
Branksome Hall – 10 Elm Ave.
De la
Salle College - 131 Farnham Ave.
St
Michaels College School - 1515 Bathurst Street
Upper
Canada College - 200 Lonsdale Road.
Toronto
Catholic District School Board
Elementary
Our Lady
of Perpetual Help, 1-1/2 Garfield Ave
Secondary
St
Joseph’s College School – 74 Wellesley Street W.
