Nestled atop of the edge of the Don Valley Ravine and Taylor Creek Park, sits the exclusive neighbourhood of Parkview Hills. Encircled by lush woodlands, Parkview Hills is one of East York's most tranquil and secluded enclaves.
Homes in Parkview Hills have some of the deepest properties in Toronto, with ravine lots stretching as far 300 feet from the road into backyard forests. Homes in the community are all detached, and consist mostly of medium sized two-storey houses, and bungalows from the 1950s. Private driveways are standard, and garages are featured on many properties. House styles vary between brick and stone construction with Tudor accents, to Cape Cod style cottages, to intriguing modern designs. Renovations and new construction has touched a lot of Parkiew Hills, with several of the older bungalows having been 'topped-up' with a second storey, or replaced with more contemporary stucco homes. Straddling the crest of the ravine are a few avant-garde glass and metal residences which are sure to catch your eye.
Residents of Parkview Hills enjoy quiet seclusion, but this does not entail forgoing connection to the rest of the city. The Don Mills ramp to the Don Valley Parkway is nearby, while bus service along Parkview Hills Crescent transports commuters to the Bloor-Danforth subway in under 15 minutes.
Whether to raise a family or to enjoy a peaceful retirement, consider the park-like community of Parkview Hills.
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Parkview Hills is entered by traveling west along St. Clair Avenue East (you will know that you have arrived when you pass the Parkview Gardens sign). The neighbourhood is bounded by Taylor Creek Park to the south, commercial developments to the northeast and east, and the Don Valley Ravine to the northwest and west. Homes in Parkview Hills can be found in Toronto Real Estate District E03.
Homes in Parkview Hills have some of the deepest properties in Toronto, with ravine lots stretching as far 300 feet from the road into backyard forests. Homes in the community are all detached, and consist mostly of medium sized two-storey houses, and bungalows from the 1950s. Private driveways are standard, and garages are featured on many properties. House styles vary between brick and stone construction with Tudor accents, to Cape Cod style cottages, to intriguing modern designs. Renovations and new construction has touched a lot of Parkiew Hills, with several of the older bungalows having been 'topped-up' with a second storey, or replaced with more contemporary stucco homes. Straddling the crest of the ravine are a few avant-garde glass and metal residences which are sure to catch your eye.
Residents of Parkview Hills enjoy quiet seclusion, but this does not entail forgoing connection to the rest of the city. The Don Mills ramp to the Don Valley Parkway is nearby, while bus service along Parkview Hills Crescent transports commuters to the Bloor-Danforth subway in under 15 minutes.
