Queen West Condos & Homes For Sale

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Queen West Neighbourhood of Toronto

According to Vogue magazine, Queen West Toronto is the second coolest neighbourhood in the world. Set against a backdrop of historic buildings, Queen West has one of the trendiest shopping scenes in Toronto. The Art and Design District boasts an extensive array of menswear, vintage, shoe stores, and craft and sewing supply stores. It’s a goldmine for the fashion-hungry! At night the neighbourhood offers lively patios and bars and a variety of live music ranging from roots to rock at internationally renowned venues like the Cameron House, the Horseshoe and the Rex. Residents recharge with food from around the world at unique restaurants and cafes that are often open late.

West Queen West is home to more of Toronto’s boutique retailers and the famous Trinity Bellwoods Park. During the warmer months of the year Trinity Bellwoods is always full of vibrant Torontonians and their dogs. With lots of green space, baseball fields, tennis courts and a rink to keep you active.

Housing and Accommodations

Once run down or completely abandoned, former warehouses in Queen West Toronto are now some of the cooler loft spaces to live in the city. The transformation of West Queen West into a vibrant residential condo market has made this area one of the city’s most treasured masterpieces. The area, also known as Trinity-Bellwoods in the real estate world, is home to many beautifully and highly sought after houses for sale.

HISTORY

Originally a small village in the 1850’s, Leslieville was named after the owners of the Toronto Nurseries, George Leslie and Sons. Most of the first residents were either market gardeners at the Nurseries or were employed at one of several brick making companies that operated in the area. One of the first buildings was the Leslieville Public School, built in 1863.

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