71 The Bridle Path, Toronto
$32,000,000 - 5 Beds, 13 Baths
MLS® # C4833856
FOREST HILL REAL ESTATE INC., BROKERAGE
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About Toronto
If city living is what you’re after, look no further than the bustling city of Toronto. Known worldwide as the most populated city in Canada, Toronto is a literal melting pot of cultures, styles, and ethics. Depending on the district, you’ll find many different types of homes and living spaces here; some are historic homes dating back to the 19th century, some are modern high-rise condominiums, some homes are custom-built mansions in gated communities, and others are stylish, Georgian-inspired townhomes that line the downtown avenues.
Real Estate Statistics
Total Listings
2,148
Average Price
$1,313,382
Highest Price
$32,000,000
Lowest Price
$269,900
Toronto Real Estate Listings
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Toronto Real Estate Information
Admittedly, you won’t find many conservatively-priced homes in Toronto. The vast majority of properties for sale here will set you back a pretty penny, but that’s the fee you pay for being so centrally located and in the midst of all the hustle and bustle.
Everything from entertainment venues, boutique shops, prestigious galleries and museums, trendy bars and clubs, and high-end restaurants are literally on your doorstep! Public transportation is also a key selling point in downtown Toronto because it makes getting anywhere in the city terribly easy and hassle-free.
If you’re eager to begin looking for a property in Toronto, we recommend making a list of neighbourhoods and ranking them from most suitable to least suitable to your lifestyle. This will help you stick to certain areas of the city that are the most appealing to you and ultimately finding a home that is one hundred perfect for you and your loved ones.
Read more here to learn about private gated communities in and Toronto.
Living In Toronto
Curious about what living in Toronto and what Toronto real estate has to offer? Read more about some of the best attractions and amenities available in the Greater Toronto Area.
Toronto Area Attractions
Toronto is a dynamic, cultured, and prosperous city situated on the northwest shore of Lake Ontario. It is the largest urban centre in Canada and the economic engine of the country. According to the United Nations, Toronto is the world's most ethnically diverse city. It is home to people from 169 countries and 80 ethnic groups who speak more than 100 different languages.
Despite the challenges that accompany any big city, Toronto is known for being remarkably safe and liveable for people from all walks of life. The city is made up of many distinct neighbourhoods that offer a very strong sense of community to residents and visitors alike. A diverse economy and a flourishing arts scene mean that there is something for everyone in Toronto.
The ROM contains Canada's largest museum collections with more than five million objects. The collections grow by approximately 67,000 items each year, reflecting the Museum's diverse interests.
The collections are extraordinary in their scientific value, territorial and disciplinary range, containing matchless artifacts of importance. A major expansion and renovation of the ROM is underway, set to be completed in mid-2006, that will dramatically transform the museum into an architectural marvel in the heart of the city.
Rogers Centre (formerly SkyDome) was the world's first multi-purpose retractable domed stadium. Crouched beside the soaring CN Tower, its round silhouette forms an unmistakable part of the Toronto skyline.
Located minutes from Union Station in downtown Toronto, Rogers Centre is home to the Toronto Blue Jays baseball team and the CFL's Toronto Argonauts. The popular venue also plays host to large concerts, trade shows and other major events.
The Toronto Zoo is one of largest zoos in the world, covering over 287 hectares (710 acres).
The zoo has over 5,000 animals, representing more than 460 different species.
In addition to many children's exhibits and activities, there are over 10 km of walking trails for visitors to navigate through.
Ontario Place is an internationally acclaimed cultural, leisure and entertainment complex located on three man-made islands along the Lake Ontario waterfront. It features a large concert venue, as well as a wide array of rides, exhibits and activities for children and adults.
Cool down at the water park, test yourself in mini-putt golf or thrill your senses with a legendary IMAX screening at the famous Cinesphere.
Canada's National Tower (CN Tower)
Defining the Toronto skyline, the CN Tower is Canada's most recognizable and celebrated icon. At a height of 553.33m (1,815 ft., 5 inches), it is the World's Tallest Building, an important telecommunications hub, and the centre of tourism in Toronto.
Each year, approximately 2 million people visit the CN Tower to take in the breathtaking view and enjoy all the attractions it has to offer.
Canada's Wonderland is Canada's premier theme park. It features over 200 attractions, including 65 rides, exciting live events, a 20-acre water park, and North America's greatest variety of coasters. Behemoth is perhaps the most well-known ride in a park - an extreme high-speed rollercoaster perfect for thrillseekers.
Located off Highway 400 north of Toronto, it offers plenty of options for thrill-seekers and families alike.
Toronto has a diverse and lively performing arts scene, with some 75 productions on stage each month.
There is truly something for every taste - glittering Broadway musicals, mid-size dramas, stand-up and sketch comedy, opera, dance, symphonies and festivals to satisfy even the most devoted theatre-goer.
Toronto is the third-largest theatre centre in the English-speaking world, after London and New York City.
Scotiabank Arena, formerly known as Toronto's Scotiabank Arena, is a state-of-the-art sport and entertainment facility. It's the home to the NHL's Toronto Maple Leafs, the NBA's Toronto Raptors and the Toronto Rock of the National Lacrosse League.
In addition to housing these sports teams, the ACC hosts some of the biggest events that happen in the city, including major concerts and shows. It is located in the heart of downtown Toronto, just steps from Union Station.
The Ontario Science Centre pioneered the concept of interactive science museums and has attracted 37 million visitors since opening on September 27, 1969. A favourite of students of all ages, it has a wide variety of fascinating exhibits covering all branches of science with explorations of behavior, technology and the universe.
While also playing host to many international exhibits, the Centre is a leading developer of interactive exhibitions for science centres around the world. It is currently undergoing a $40 million renovation and expansion.
Centreville Amusement Park is located on the islands that jut out into Lake Ontario just south of Toronto's city centre. Ferries from the mainland shuttle visitors across Toronto Harbour to the islands every 15 minutes.
Stroll around and admire the view from over 600 acres of parkland, or take advantage of over 30 rides and attractions and a variety of food outlets.
Founded in 1900 by a group of private citizens, the Art Gallery of Ontario is now one of the ten largest art museums in North America. The AGO currently has more than 40,000 works in its collection, documenting over 2100 years of human creativity. It also houses major traveling exhibits from around the world.
A complete transformation of the gallery has begun, designed by renowned Canadian architect Frank Gehry, which will thrust the AGO into the world spotlight when it opens in 2008.
Historic Fort York was the location of the Battle of York during the War of 1812.
It is very well-preserved and now offers a fascinating re-creation of what a soldier's life would have been like 200 years ago.
It is designated as a National Historical site and offers tours and full-costume demonstrations that take visitors back to a time when Toronto was in its infancy.
Canadian National Exhibition (CNE)
The CNE is the largest annual fair in Canada and one of the most cherished Toronto traditions since 1879.
Every summer during the second half of August it takes place by the shores of Lake Ontario just west of the downtown core.
Always a favourite family activity, it features all kinds of games, rides, shows, special events, demonstrations, performances, food and shopping.
Toronto Transportation
Toronto Pearson International Airport
Toronto Pearson International Airport (TPIA) began operating in 1939 when it was known as Malton Airport.
TPIA has grown to become Canada's biggest and busiest airport, and the 25th busiest airport in the world (based on passenger traffic/cargo volume in 1998).
The York Region Transit (YRT) web site is a helpful tool for customers, full of information on bus routes, schedules, fares and much more.
The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) is the quick, convenient and safe way to get around Toronto.
The subway system is linked with buses and streetcars to get you around Toronto on one fare, provided it's a one-way trip with no stopovers. You can travel on the TTC every day.
Toronto Buttonville Municipal Airport
Toronto Buttonville Airport is ranked as one of the top ten airports in Canada, employing over 300 people from the environs and housing over 300 aircraft for local residents, businesses and its own aircraft services.
Durham Region Transit (DRT) is an integrated transit system serving all communities in Durham Region.
The service area is divided into West, East, Centre and North service sectors. Door to door transit for disabled passengers is provided by Specialized Services.
GO Transit is Canada's first, and Ontario's only, interregional public transit system, established to link Toronto with the surrounding regions of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
GO Transit carries 44 million passengers a year in an extensive network of train and bus services that is one of North America's premier transportation systems.
Imagine being able to receive a detailed trip itinerary that tells you where and what time to catch your bus, where to get off and transfer, how long your trip will take, walking directions - even schedules for over 3000 bus stops.
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport
Billy Bishop Airport is located on the Toronto Islands, close to Toronto's business and financial centre and the city's thriving commercial, industrial and residential core.
This airport is also known as Toronto Island Airport, and was previously known as Toronto City Centre Airport.
Wherever life takes you. Just a quick click is all it takes to locate routes and schedules, fares or news about the Brampton Transit system.
Toronto's Sport Teams
The Toronto Blue Jays are Canada's ambassadors to all the excitement of Major League Baseball. From international stars to towering home runs, the Jays, as they are known in the area, deliver a full entertainment package.
Rain or shine, fans can enjoy the game at the newly-renovated Rogers Centre, as the Jays take on their American League East rivals and the rest of the Majors.
The Toronto Argonauts Football Club is one of the oldest and most storied sports franchises in North America.
Football fans in Toronto have had a long list of gridiron legends to cheer on as they've watched Toronto bring home a total of 22 Grey Cup Championships (14 earned by the Argonauts), the most of any city in Canadian Football history.
Toronto is considered by many to be the centre of the hockey universe, and the Maple Leafs are a cultural institution in the city, dating back to the 1920s. The city's love affair with the fast-paced, hard-hitting game is perhaps stronger today than ever before.
Pubs and restaurants across the city fill up on game nights as the 'Leafs,' as they are affectionately known, take on their National Hockey League opponents.
Attending a Raptors game is one of the most exciting things to do in the city. On game nights, the atmosphere in the Scotiabank Arena is electric as fans take in the high-flying action and showmanship that only the NBA can provide.
Get ready for a spectacle of the highest-calibre basketball, along with halftime shows, music, dancers and a crazy mascot to keep you entertained.
The National Lacrosse League (NLL) has burst upon the North American sports scene to become one of the fastest growing games in town. The Toronto Rock bring the hard-hitting action to their Toronto fans every game night from the Scotiabank Arena in downtown Toronto.
The Rock have achieved tremendous success in their short history, and fans have responded with great support. Come see what all the excitement is about!
What are the 6 cities of Toronto?
Toronto consists of 6 areas, known as boroughs, municipalities, or cities. These are Old Toronto, Etobicoke, North York, East York, Scarborough, and York. This configuration was the result of a series of mergers conducted in 1967 that combined smaller cities into their larger neighbours.
What are the suburbs of Toronto?
The city of Toronto consists of 140 separate neighbourhoods. These neighbourhoods are grouped into more general areas, like Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough, and Downtown.
What is included in the greater Toronto area?
The greater Toronto area includes 4 municipalities and the City of Toronto itself. These 4 municipalities are Halton, Peel, York, and Durham. The greater Toronto area extends from Burlington in the west to Port Granby in the east. The northern boundary is marked by Lake Simcoe and the south is bounded by Lake Ontario.
Moving to the Greater Toronto Area
Find GTA Real Estate Unlike a typical real estate transaction, relocating to a different city requires extra planning and a different approach.
As a seasoned Toronto real estate pro, Lino Arci and his team will address all of your concerns and help you find the best Toronto Area home that fits your lifestyle. When you work with The Lino Arci Team, you receive the best possible Toronto real estate services! Toronto homeowners agree that the Lino Arci Team’s real estate methods and experience help put them at ease when buying or selling real estate in Toronto.
Best of all, Lino Arci is a native Torontonian who loves everything this city has to offer newcomers and current residents alike. He can answer your questions about Toronto, family fun, local events, as well as provide you with useful Toronto neighbourhood information.
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