Suzanne Senst

The Community of New Toronto

Located on the convenient 501 streetcar route you can ride the car into downtown Toronto. The area also offers bus service along Lake Shore Boulevard West connecting to the Mimico and Long Branch Go Transit service and to downtown Toronto’s Union Station. It’s a short 15-minute drive along Lake Shore Boulevard or the Gardiner Expressway to downtown Toronto.

Some prominent features are:
- Thanks to gentrification and growing interest in the eclectic Lakeshore Village strip this area is increasing in popularity
- The area is dotted with small parks along the lake offering some of the most glorious views of the city and waterfront. 
- The parks are also known for some of the most enjoyable biking and hiking trails in Toronto. 
- The area offers a very respectable variety of detached single-family homes, new townhouses, bungalows, and apartment towers.

The Schools
The area has some top-rated schools including:
JK to Grade 8
Second Street Junior Middle School, 71 Second St, Etobicoke, 416-394-7640

JK to Grade 5
Twentieth Street Junior School, 3190 Lake Shore Blvd W, Etobicoke, 416-394-7810

Secondary Schools
Lakeshore Collegiate Institute, 350 Kipling Ave, Etobicoke, 416-394-7650