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329 Port Union Rd, Toronto
$3,995 CAD
4 baths
4 beds
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Stunning detached home that offers the perfect blend of modern comfort and convenience. This spacious 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom home is designed with family living in mind, featuring no carpet throughout for easy maintenance and a fresh, clean look.The bright and open...
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36 Wuthering Heights Rd, Toronto
$3,000 CAD
3 baths
3 beds
Wuthering Heights Rd
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Super High Demand Port Union Village. Spacious 3 Br Town home with finished basement. With A View Of the Lake. Steps To TTC, Rouge Hill GO, Waterfront, Schools & Hwy 401! .Main Floor With Modern Open Concept with Hardwood floors. Walkout to Deck and Fenced Backyard...
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8 Portwine Dr, Toronto
$3,500 CAD
3 baths
3+1 beds
Portwine Dr
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Beautiful Bright And Spacious End Unit Freehold Townhome With The Best Floor Plan. Large OpenConcept Main Level With Functional Layout, Ample Storage And Living Space! Upgraded OversizedKitchen With Walkout To The Large Backyard, Walk In Pantry, High Quality Appliance...
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399 Rouge Highland Dr, Toronto
$2,000 CAD
1 baths
2 beds
Rouge Highland Dr
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Fully Renovated Basement unit for rent next to this mosque. The basement unit has two bedrooms, one bathroom, new kitchen, separate entrance, separate furnace, water and heater, shared laundry.
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168 Ridgewood Rd, Toronto
$4,100 CAD
3 baths
4 beds
Ridgewood Rd
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A Hidden Treasure In The City! This Beautiful Spacious Home Has So Much To Offer. Nestled On An Amazing Lot 75 X 325 Surrounded By Beautiful Greenery, Enjoy Stunning Views Thru The Large Windows As You Sit And Behold Natures Beauty. Newly Renovated Gorgeous Washrooms...
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1 Greybeaver Tr Bsmt, Toronto
$1,900 CAD
1 baths
2 beds
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Comfortable basement apartment featuring 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, in-suite laundry, storage, private entrance and two parking spaces. Conveniently located near all amenities with easy access to the lake, highway 401, TTC, GO transit and local schools. Rent includes heat...
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318 Rouge Hills Dr, Toronto
$3,600 CAD
3 baths
3 beds
Rouge Hills Dr
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Welcome to this beautifully renovated 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom bungalow, where charm and convenience collideavailable within 30 days! Set on an expansive 50 x 185 ft lot, this home has room for everything, including your dreams. Whether you're basking in the sunlight...
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331 Jaybell Grve Main, Toronto
$3,100 CAD
1 baths
3 beds
Jaybell Grve
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3 Bedroom Raised Bungalow On A Premium Mature Lot In Prime West Rouge. The Main Floor Offers A New Large Eat In Kitchen, New washroom, Freshly Painted, Bright Living Room With A Large Picture Window And A Cozy Wood Burning Fireplace. Spacious Master Bedroom with A...
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Rouge E10 Real Estate
In the 17th Century, York (now called Toronto) was growing substantially and needed more land. The Mississaugas people (who resided in the area for hundreds of years) agreed to sell the British officials of York more of their land, hence the ‘Toronto Purchase of 1787’. Now, with more land under their British belt, the area was renamed the Town of York and established it as the capital of Upper Canada, but the Battle of York in 1812 damaged the area heavily. Through rebuilding and reconstructing York’s position in southern Ontario, its name was changed to the City of Toronto, and in turn, became the capital city of Ontario by 1834. The northwestern shores of Lake Ontario are where the city of Toronto begins (with 29 miles of waterfront shoreline, Toronto Harbour, the Toronto Islands and Port Lands), and it meets (and is part of) the Golden Horseshoe. Surrounding Toronto’s borders is Steeles Avenue in the north, Pickering/Scarborough town line in the east, Lake Ontario in the south, and Highway 427 in the west.
The City of Toronto is the epitome of great wealth, with massive amounts of diversity in inhabitants’ ethnic cultures, international & national business structure, strong and growing economy and environmental awareness, Toronto is one of the best cities in the world to live, work and play in. There are over 200 verifiable ethnic origins and over 160 varying languages spoken in Toronto, but English is this incredible cities first language. Toronto is a major center for finance, the arts, culture, music, film production, ranging media outlets, museums, galleries, events, fairs, festivals, national historical sites, entertainment establishments, sporting events, education, tourism, technology, fashion, ‘green innovation’, sciences, food services, and business services (just to name a few, but there is a lot more!).
Toronto real estate for sale is an eclectic mix of the old with the new with highly desirable prime locations. The downtown core of Toronto is a lavish sea of highrise condos that are dripping with perfect city views and high-end perks. Moving away from the downtown area opens up little ethnic districts that are loaded to the teeth with charm and an ‘old world’ feel to the homes for sale (detached and semi-detached dream houses with gorgeous lots and surprisingly spacious interior layouts). Stepping even further away from these beautifully charming districts will open up a different kind of real estate options. Townhomes, executive homes, bungalows and larger detached & semi-detached houses for sale are the crème de la crème for home buyers that want a lot more space with the exterior and interior of their potential dream home.
Institutes for education in Toronto are highly prioritized and numerous. Out of the 558 public schools in Toronto, 451 are elementary and 102 are secondary schools. There are numerous Catholic schools, Roman Catholic/French schools and private schools. Colleges in Toronto: George Brown College, Seneca College, Centennial College, College Boreal and Humber College. Universities in Toronto: The University of Toronto, York University, Ryerson University, University of Guelph-Humber and OCAD University. The Royal Conservatory of Music, the Glenn Gould School, the Canadian Film Centre and the Tyndale University College & Seminary are all alternate institutions for education in particular disciplines.
Armed with over 20 public hospitals and numerous specialized care institutions & organizations (some of which have walk-in medical clinics), Toronto has residents covered with all healthcare needs. Transportation methods used throughout Toronto, the Greater Toronto Area and southern Ontario are an extensive, connecting system that utilizes underground subways and above ground trains, buses, streetcars. Public transit service is provided by the TTC, LRT, GO Transit, MiWay, York Region Transit, Viva Transit and Durham Region Transit. Alternate forms of transportation for the city are provincial highways, expressways and bicycle lanes. From west to the east, highway 401 is ideal and for other expressways, the Gardiner Expressway, Allen Road and the Don Valley Parkway are great for getting around.
Toronto is rich in its offerings of parks, parkettes, beaches (over 1,600 of them) and some of the lands used for park-like space is dedicated to the golf courses that are within and around Toronto (Rosedale Golf Club, St. George’s Golf and Country Club, Remington Parkview Golf and Country Club, Tam O’Shanter Golf Club, Oakdale Golf & Country Club, Riverstone Golf and Country Club, Dentonia Park Golf Course, Weston Golf & Country Club, Thornhill Golf & Country Club, Scarlett Woods Golf Course, Markland Wood Golf Club, Lakeview Golf Course, Humber Valley Golf Course, Toronto Golf Club and Don Valley Golf Course). The fun never ends when residents take the time to explore their options around Toronto. With access to zoos, outdoor concerts, aquariums, theatres, landmarks (besides the CN Tower), shopping venues, galleries, unique districts full of authentic open-air markets, museums, sporting events/games, amusement parks, trade shows, beaches (found at the waterfront parks), visit the Toronto Islands, Riverdale Farm, the Toronto Music Garden, street festivals and celebrations, architectural sites (Distillery District), Ontario Place, Molson Amphitheatre, Canada’s Walk of Fame, and the international carnivals.
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