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LUXURIOUS AND CONTEMPORARY
LIVING IN A VIBRANT URBAN
COMMUNITY IN MIDTOWN TORONTO

Live at the crossroads of 4 of Toronto’s most engaging neighbourhoods – Corso Italia, Regal Heights, Hillcrest Village and Wychwood Heights. Each a unique gem with a culture and personality all its own. All this, plus some of the city’s best schools, parks and nature, shopping and dining, transit and subways, all at your doorstep.

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THE 5 GTA NEIGHBOURHOODS WITH THE GREATEST RATE OF PRICE GROWTH IN 2020

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TOP OF THE CLASS

Steps from Toronto’s most prestigious schools and post-secondary institutions, this is where quality education meets a progressive outlook. Live Close to Upper Canada College, Bishop Strachan, St. Michael’s, George Brown, Humewood Community School and more, young people have a wide range of opportunities for world-class learning.

REGAL HEIGHTS
HILLCREST VILLAGE
WYCHWOOD HEIGHTS
CORSO ITALIA

BUONGIORNO!

Welcome to Toronto’s other Little Italy – a younger, fresher avatar of the original. Home to the venerable Pizza e Pazzi and Marcello’s and newer arrivals like Cano, renowned for its delectable brunch. From pasta and pizza to gourmet grocers to gelato-to-die-for, this is where those-in-the-know go for the authentic Italian experience. And it’s right in the heart of country. Bellissimo!

REGAL HEIGHTS!

Located just a stone’s throw from , Regal Heights has unique character and charm. Visit Boom and Starving Artist, two of the best breakfast places in town. Wander through the numerous galleries and boutiques lining the street. Browse an eclectic variety of stores.

WYCHWOOD HEIGHTS

Nobel Prize winning author Ernest Hemingway lived here. If that’s not bragging rights enough, Wychwood Heights is a charming midtown district that includes historic Casa Loma, the award-winning Tarragon Theatre, and of course, Artscape Wychwood Barns, a cultural hub for artists, with festivals, farmers markets, splash pad, dog run and more. Spend a Saturday afternoon or the whole weekend here.

HILLCREST VILLAGE

If you’ve been to Salsa on St. Clair (who hasn’t?), you know Hillcrest Village. Named after the scenic Hillcrest Park located here, this vibrant hamlet will enchant you with its beautiful natural green spaces. With mature trees, shaded benches and serene paths, Humewood Park, Roseneath Park and Graham Park are lush oases where you can escape to nature in the city.

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