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This neighbourhood used to be filled with little cottage homes, surrounded by orchards, and in close walking distance to beautiful Lake Ontario.
Over time the orchards have been replaced with industrial facilities and the small homes are being replaced by new modern ones like ours.
This unit is located on a quiet road just a few homes north of Lakeshore Rd. 24hr well-stocked convenience store located across the street, with Bike ShareToronto rental bikes. 507/508 TTC streetcar stop right around the corner that you can take straight downtown or to the GO Train terminal.
10 minute walk to the beautiful Toronto Waterfront Trails with stunning views of Lake Ontario. Bike, walk run or rollerblade for miles along a well maintained asphalt trail that goes downtown and well beyond.
Humber College Lakeshore campus is right around the corner and connected to Samuel Smith Park with huge open fields and a wintertime iceskating trail. Free indoor swimming pools located within a 5
minute walking distance, outdoor swimming pool is a 20 minute walk away.

Free Parking is available on the front concrete pad for 1 car. For additional vehicles, overnight street parking permits can be purchased though the City of Toronto.
Toronto has a public transportation system that combines trains, buses, streetcars and a subway, which are run by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC). Due to heavy street traffic, it’s best to use buses and streetcars outside of morning and evening rush hour peak times.
Toronto's subway system is the fastest and best way to get around town, but with only four lines, it’s not nearly as connected as options above ground. The subway operates daily with service every few minutes, but it closes overnight. From Monday through Saturday, the subway runs from approximately 6am to 2am. On Sunday, the schedule starts around 8am.
Toronto’s GO train stations offer the fastest method in and out of the city and 2 stops are conveniently located nearby.
Public transit can be paid for with cash or credit card. For reduced fares a Presto Card by Metrolinx can be loaded and used instead. These cards can be purchased at all Shoppers Drug Marts, GO train terminals and the airport.
Taxis, as well as ride-hailing apps like Uber and Lyft, are available in Toronto. The basic taxi fare in Toronto is $4.25 plus $1.75 per kilometer. Uber and Lyft prices depend on the routes and time of day. Credit cards are widely accepted by drivers, and tipping is common practice in Toronto, though it's at your discretion. About 10% to 15% is typical.
Street parking and underground parking lots in Toronto is also available with different rates at different locations. The most common way to pay is via the GreenP Municipal Parking app. There is a 4 digit code for most street locations that you enter on the app along with your licence plate and duration of stay, before paying.