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Spanning north of Eglinton Avenue West around Bathurst Street, Forest Hill North features the same desirable amenities of the wider Forest Hill area with higher density housing and more affordable prices. It is a largely residential neighborhood with commercial strips found on the main thoroughfares like Eglinton and Spadina Road, but otherwise, you’ll find mostly broad, tree-lined streets with a variety of natural and manicured landscapes. There are only a few Toronto condos in the area presently, but it is an attractive spot for developers both for its prestige and its access to urban transit.

Eglinton Avenue West between Marlee and Latimer is the main commercial pulse of the neighbourhood, offering shoppers many options from high-end retail outlets and delicious dining to more common staples like Subway and Rexall Drugstore. There are a lot of great green spaces to explore including Memorial Park and the Kay Gardner Beltline Trail that leads from Eglinton to Yonge Street. Home to Forest Hill Collegiate Institute, the Forest Hill area also hosts the private schools Upper Canada College and The Bishop Strachan School.

Easy access to Allan Road, Bathurst Avenue, and Eglinton West subway station make the area very attractive to city dwellers and commuters. It’s an ideal spot if you want to work downtown but live a little outside the hustle and bustle.

You are a 3-minute walk from Starbucks for that morning caffeine fixand if you're not in the mood to cook, Pizza Pizza, House of Chan Steak N' Lobster and Mamma's Pizza are near this property. For grabbing your groceries, Parkway Fine Foods is a 4-minute walk.

If you are looking for transit, don't fear, there is a Bus Stop (Bathurst St at Elm Ridge Dr) a short walk. It also has route Bathurst, and route Bathurst Night Bus nearby. Access to Allen Rd is within a 4-minute drive away, making it easy for those driving to get into and out of the city using on and off ramps on Lawrence Ave W.