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    Moore Park Community Profile From Toronto’s Best Realtor

    Moore Park

    Overview

    The Moore Park neighbourhood located in Toronto is surrounded on all sides by natural barriers. North of the neighbourhood is Mount Pleasant Cemetery, to the south is the Park Drive Ravine  and the railway tracks. To the east of this Toronto neighbourhood is the Moore Park Ravine and to the West is the Vale of Avoca Ravine. With the abundance of nature in this area, Moore Park is one of Toronto’s most sought after neighbourhoods.

    History

    In 1889 Moore Park was subdivided as an exclusive suburb for the very wealthy. The neighbourhood received its name by a gentleman named John Thomas Moore who was its creator. He was vital in building the Belt Line Railway, Toronto’s very first commuter train. Moore would personally oversee the construction of the Belt Line’s showpiece station at Moore Park.

    Moore used all his money on this commuter train, assuming it would attract many buyers to his Moore Park subdivision. However, shortly after construction was finished, Toronto went through a Depression and the Belt Line went bankrupt. This postponed the construction of new homes in Moore Park until the 1930’s

    Real Estate

    Moore Park is filled with many English Cottage, Georgian, and Tudor-style houses. Many of the homes were constructed between 1908 and 1930. There are a decent chunk of townhomes built in the 1970s and 1980s with a growing number of new custom homes. The lots in this neigbourhood vary in size but are generally quite big. A fifty foot frontage is relatively common on the more exclusive streets. 

    The streets in this Toronto neighbourhood feature mature tree canopies and many homes back onto a ravine. Moore Park also includes a number of duplex and multiplex homes. Despite being such a high end neighbourhood, it is quite surprising that many homes have shared driveways, but the streets are uncluttered and quiet. 

    Lifestyle

    Those looking to shop in Moore Park will either go to the Yonge and St. Clair or the Mount Pleasant and Davisville shopping districts. Bothe of these districts are known for gourmet food shops and fine dining. Those living in the more secluded south-east pocket of Moore Park are walking distance from a collection of stores on Summerhill Avenue.

    Those looking to get active would be excited to call Moore Park home. The Moore Park ravine offers a foot path, an 8 kilometre trail that runs through the Rosedale Ravine, the Mount Pleasant Cemetery, and the Old Don Valley Road. The Moorevale Park features five tennis courts, a baseball diamond and a wading pool. Those looking to watch films can find a number of theatres on Yonge Street, Eglinton Avenue, and Mont Pleasant Road. 

    Transportation

    Residents in Moore Park have easy access to public transportation. There is bus service on St. Clair Avenue, Mount Pleasant Road and Moore Avenue. The Yonge and St. Clair subway station is within walking distance of many Moore Park houses. Motorists can easily access Bayview and the Don Valley Parkway via Moore Avenue.

    Looking to Buy Real Estate in Moore Park?

    If you’re taken with the urge to explore real estate in Moore Park, let us know if you have any questions. With 30 years of experience helping 1,000’s of GTA residents buy and sell property, we can address any pressing questions you may have. Take advantage of the best realtors in Toronto and the GTA.

    Contact us to get started on your real estate journey in Moore Park or call us at (416) 917-5466. One of our representatives would be happy to assist.

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