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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.
The Annex
The Annex is a vibrant neighbourhood that is quite diverse with people from all walks of life. The neighbourhood's main shopping district runs along Bloor Street with its eclectic mix of clothing stores, restaurants, cafes, and bookstores. Bordering the University of Toronto, The Annex is definitively one of Toronto's destination neighbourhoods.
Many of The Annex houses were built between 1880 and 1910 and boast Victorian, Queen Anne and Richardsonian Romanesque architectural styles. Between 1910 to 1930, a second wave of Annex homes were built. Although not as elaborate as the first wave of houses, these still stand out as exquisite examples of English Cottage, Georgian and Tudor style architecture. Recently, many of the multi-unit dwellings in the Annex have been converted back to single family houses reflecting The Annex's return to one of the city's premier neighbourhoods.
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 they will accept children from the address you are considering moving to.
Huron Jr.,
541 Huron St.,
(416) 393-1570
(Public School)
Jesse Ketchum Jr. & Sr.,
61 Davenport Rd.,
(416) 393-1530
(Public School)
Harbord Collegiate Institute,
286 Harbord St.,
(416) 393-1650
(Public High School)
Central Technical School,
725 Bathurst St.,
(416) 393-0060
(Public High School)
University of Toronto School,
371 Bloor Street West,
(416) 978-3212
(Private School)
Royal St. Georges College,
120 Howland Ave.,
(416) 533-9481
(Private School)