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Lytton Park, one of Toronto’s most prestigious neighbourhoods, is renowned for its peaceful ambiance, spacious homes on large lots, mature tree canopy, and exceptional recreational facilities. Its proximity to top-tier public and private schools further elevates its status as a prime residential area.
The architectural landscape of Lytton Park is distinguished by an array of beautiful homes, predominantly in Georgian, Colonial, American Foursquare, Victorian, and Tudor styles, mostly built between 1920 and 1945. The neighbourhood features lots typically 40 or 50 feet wide, with most homes being detached and equipped with garages, contributing to the area’s spacious and elegant aesthetic.
Lytton Park is a pedestrian-friendly neighbourhood, offering easy access to amenities along Yonge Street, Avenue Road, and Eglinton Avenue. The community revolves around popular local spots like the John Ross Robertson school playing field, Glenview Public School, and the Lawrence Park Collegiate playing fields and running track.
The park itself, from which the neighbourhood derives its name, is a hidden gem nestled in a valley, boasting public tennis courts and housing the North Toronto Lawn Bowling Club. Opposite the park lies the Herbert Begg Memorial Garden, a picturesque strolling garden adding to the neighbourhood’s charm.
Transportation in Lytton Park is convenient and accessible. The neighborhood is just a five-minute drive north of Highway 401, and both the Eglinton and Lawrence subway stations on Yonge Street are within walking distance for many residents. Additionally, bus routes on Yonge Street and Avenue Road provide seamless connections to the Yonge subway line.