Built mostly between 1910 and 1940, the homes in Lawrence Park have an enduring old-world charm. You will find a variety of architectural styles from which to choose. Stately Tudor, Georgian, and Colonial homes line the wide streets, and expertly built stone, brick and contemporary masterpieces demonstrate dedication to luxury living in this neighbourhood.
Lawrence Park’s luxurious lot sizes attract families to this neighbourhood. The typical lot has a frontage of 50 ft. with some having 60-75 ft. frontage. Lawrence Park has many homes that enjoy parkland at the edge of their back yards. The deep ravine lots are always in high demand as they connect homes to the natural beauty of the ravine in Sherwood Park.

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An array of highly ranked community schools dot Lawrence Park’s friendly streets. For more information, please visit the Toronto District School Board website at www.tdsb.on.ca.

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Junior Public Schools
Blythwood Junior Public School
Grades JK - 6
Bedford Park School
Grades JK - 8
Blessed Sacrament Catholic School
Grades JK - 8
Sunnyview Junior and Senior Public School (Special needs)
Grades JK - 8

Senior Public Schools
Glenview Senior Public School
Grades 7 - 8
Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute
Grades 9 - 12
Northern Secondary School
Grades 9 - 12

You will love all the green space waiting to be enjoyed in Lawrence Park.
The best-loved neighbourhood green space, Sherwood Park, lies on the southern boundary of Lawrence Park and provides trails, playgrounds, and picnic areas for all to explore. The highly regarded Lawrence Park Athletic Association (LPAA) provides an opportunity for children aged 4-16 to join a community-based sports program. Soccer, hockey, baseball and swimming programs offer neighbourhood friends a chance to have fun, experience teamwork and develop athletic skills.

Cheltenham Park is the scene of one of the most anticipated days of spring for Lawrence Park children, Family Fun Day; where the community comes together in a spirit of friendship to enjoy rides and games in a convivial atmosphere.
The Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens and the encompassing Lawrence Park and Ravine are home to a children’s playground, the Lawrence Park Tennis Club and the Lawrence Park Lawn Bowling and Croquet Club. In all it is a 4.6-hectare mid-city garden of green. Exclusive and prestigious, Rosedale Golf Club is a private golfing oasis a few minutes from the northern boundary of Lawrence Park. Imagine getting a round in on your way home from work! No other neighbourhood can boast a convenience like this so close to home.

The Granite Club is a private club like no other in the city of Toronto. It is a major draw for families thinking of moving to the area because of its long tradition of upholding strong family values. It is a place where families can enjoy time together pursuing the myriad of athletic programs such as squash, tennis, badminton, curling, winter golf and fitness. The aquatic centre, with two 25 metre, six-lane pools, and a sun-drenched children’s pool complete with wading area and hot tub, teeters on the edge of a ravine. It even has a retractable roof for warm summer days.

Three dining areas are available to members, along with a first-rate kids club and ample parking, all of which make The Granite Club Toronto’s premier luxury family club. Although it caters to families from across the city, as a resident of Lawrence Park, you will enjoy having such a haven of family fun so close by.

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When you move to Lawrence Park, you will appreciate how close you are to bus routes that connect to subway stations such as Lawrence and Eglinton which are both on the Yonge-University line.
Access to one of Toronto’s major thoroughfares, Hwy 401, is a mere 10-minute drive from even the furthest reaches of Lawrence Park. The Don Valley Parkway is also close by. Imagine your quick commute to work or even to the cottage from this conveniently located neighbourhood.
5 minute drive to the Highway 401 on-ramp
15 minute drive to Bloor Street shopping
25 minute drive to downtown Toronto

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