Kevin specializes in downtown Toronto’s central western neighbourhoods.
Each area offers a variety of home styles, price ranges and amenities.
Get started on your home search by clicking on the featured neighbourhoods below or contact Kevin today to discuss your ideal location and home.
Beaconsfield Village
Beaconsfield Village is a newly sought after residential neighbourhood located along Queen Street between Ossington and Dufferin. It offers an eclectic mix of art gallerys, restaurants, bars, cafes, small clothing boutiques, one of a kind shops and basic convenience type stores.
In this neighbourhood you will find homes circa 1880's and 1890's. Beaconsfield Street is the signature street in the neighbourhood. This street has been designated by the Toronto Historical Board for its historic collection of classic Victorian houses. Other home styles in this neighbourhood are Victorian row and semi-detached houses. Many of these houses have been extensively renovated and converted into two and three family dwellings.
Schools in the area
Please note that the schools listed below have very definite enrollment boundaries. Prior to buying you should contact the school you are interested in to confirm that they will accept children from the address you are considering moving to.
Alexander Muir/Gladstone Jr. & Sr.,
108 Gladstone Ave.,
(416) 393-9140
(Public School)
Parkdale Collegiate Institute,
209 Jameson Ave.,
(416) 393-9000
(Public High School)
Bloor Collegiate Institute,
1141 Bloor St. West,
(416) 393-1420
(Public High School)
Central Technical School,
725 Bathurst St.,
(416) 393-0060
(Public High School)
Senhor Santo Cristo,
30 Humbert St.,
(416) 393-5367
(Catholic School)
St. Mary Secondary,
66 Dufferin Park Ave.,
(416) 393-5528
(Catholic High School)