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Each area offers a variety of home styles, price ranges and amenities.
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Dufferin Grove
Home to many families of diverse economic and cultural backgrounds, Dufferin Grove is known as a very inclusive neighbourhood. The focal point of the neighbourhood is Dufferin Grove Park. Dufferin Grove Park with its potluck suppers, year-round farmers’ markets and communal outdoor oven, brings its residents together like no other neighbourhood in the city. Shopping options abound from the shops on Bloor Street , to the restaraunts on College Street, and to the box stores at Dufferin Mall.
Most Dufferin Grove houses were built between 1890 and 1930. Boasting both detached and semi-detached homes, the neighbourhood has a healthy mix of both single family houses and those converted into apartments. Architecturally, the homes in Dufferin Grove range from early and late Victorian to Edwardian and English Cottage style designs. Rusholme Road is the most prestigious street in the neighbourhood with its large lots and grand Mansion style homes.
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.
Alexander Muir/Gladstone Jr. & Sr.,
108 Gladstone Ave.,
(416) 393-9140
(Public School)
Dewson Street Jr.,
65 Concord Ave.,
(416) 393-9120
(Public School)
Kent Sr.,
980 Dufferin St.,
(416) 393-0400
(Public School)
Ossington/Old Orchard Jr.,
380 Ossington Ave.,
(416) 393-0710
(Public School)
Bloor Collegiate Institute,
1141 Bloor St. West,
(416) 393-1420
(Public High School)
St. Anthony,
645 Gladstone Ave.,
(416) 393-5210
(Catholic School)
St. Mary Secondary,
66 Dufferin Park Ave.,
(416) 393-5528
(Catholic High School)