Even though it is one of the smaller areas in Toronto, with only 7 neighbourhoods, good things do come in small packages. The East End owns the bragging rights to one of the most sought-after neighbourhoods in Toronto, The Beaches. Who wouldn’t want to stroll along the boardwalk watching the sunset over the Downtown skyline, or relax on the grass listening to some of the best jazz in the country.

The East End is more than the Beach though; the dining scene in Leslieville is starting to rival that of its western neighbours. Developers are catching the east side bug as well with many new condo developments expected soon. The stats for this Toronto area have been strong and have continued to rises over the past few years. Toronto Condo sales are showing good signs especially Queen and Broadview condos, such as Broadview Lofts one of our favourites. There are currently around 50 condos in the East End, with more either in the planning stages or under construction now.

The East End has easy access to the rest of Toronto by way of the DVP and Gardiner Expressway as well as being the junction for the famous 501 and 504 Streetcars. You are in close proximity to The Danforth, the home of greek salads and flaming cheese, as well as the Historic Distillery District, just across the Don River.

Don’t overlook the East End where the living is easy, there is an abundance of parks and green space and of course a little wind in your hair from the lake never hurt anyone.

There are a lot of great restaurants. If you can't start your day without caffeine fear not, your nearby choices include Glory Hole Donuts. Groceries can be found at Kohinoor Foods which is nearby and you'll find Lee & Lee only steps away as well. Interested in the arts? Look no further than Gerrard Art Space and Robert Mede Gallery. Wanting to catch a movie? Cineplex Cinemas Beaches is within walking distance. Nearby schools include: Bowmore Public School - Building Grounds and S.H. Armstrong Community Centre - Building Grounds. Love being outside? Look no further than Cairns Avenue Parkette and Maughan Crescent Parkette, which are both only steps away.

If you are looking for transit, don't fear, there is a TTC Light RailStop (GERRARD ST EAST AT ASHDALE AVE) only steps away. It also has (Bus) route 306 Carlton, and (Light Rail) route 506 Carlton nearby. COXWELL STATION - WESTBOUND PLATFORM Subway is also a 13-minute walk.