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Rosedale
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Rosedale
Population
8,267Households
10,045Average Household Income
$300,000+Median Age
50Households With Children
42%Condos
13.5%The Details
For over a century, Rosedale has maintained its status as Toronto’s most prestigious address, attracting many of the city’s wealthiest and most notable residents. This exclusive neighbourhood is distinctively encircled by picturesque ravines and parklands, offering a serene escape while remaining mere minutes from Toronto’s major business, entertainment, and shopping districts.
Rosedale’s combination of historical charm, lush natural landscapes, and convenient urban access makes it a highly sought-after location in Toronto, offering residents a unique blend of luxury, tranquillity, and connectivity.
Architecture/Homes
Rosedale is celebrated for its architectural grandeur, featuring Victorian, Georgian, Tudor, and Edwardian-style mansions constructed between 1860 and 1930. Many homes in Rosedale are recognized on the Toronto Historical Board’s Inventory of Heritage Properties.
Additionally, South Rosedale hosts a range of condominiums, co-operative, and co-ownership apartments, offering more affordable options for those wishing to reside in this illustrious neighbourhood.
Amenities
Rosedale’s residents enjoy convenient access to upscale shops and restaurants, particularly those located on Yonge Street in the Summerhill area and the commercial block on Summerhill Avenue. The neighbourhood is crisscrossed by several historic ravines, including Vale of Avoca, Moore Park, Park Drive, and Rosedale Valley, featuring beautiful trails for nature and fitness enthusiasts.
For recreational activities, Rosedale Park offers tennis courts, a sports field, an artificial ice rink, and a wading pool. Ramsden Park and Mooredale House further contribute to the community’s vibrant lifestyle with various sports, fitness, arts, and music programs.
Getting Around
Transportation in Rosedale is efficient and accessible. Buses run on South Drive, Crescent and Glen Roads, as well as along Summerhill, Maclennan, Highland, and Elm Avenues. These buses connect to the Rosedale station on the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line and the Sherbourne station on the Bloor-Danforth subway line. Motorists enjoy quick access to the Don Valley Parkway, facilitating easy travel in and out of the neighbourhood.
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