The Lowdown on Lytton Park

Your Typical Neighbour

Your typical Lytton Park neighbour is a professional or young family who was lured to the area’s pleasant vibe and excellent schools--just like you! Lytton Park is a very social neighbourhood so don’t panic if neighbours turn into friends here!

What We

There’s very little not to like about Lytton Park. Homes are beautiful, greenery and gardens are ‘aplenty’ and the location is fantastic.

What We Don't

Lytton Park is a wealthier area of Toronto so it’s not uncommon for people to find a way to slide commentary about their most recent renovations, or trip to Muskoka, into a conversation. If that doesn’t irk you then it shouldn’t be a concern.

Property Statistics in Lytton Park

Source: TREB Statistics

Homes in Lytton Park are well kept, with extreme pride of ownership and situated on well-maintained lots. Gardens and plots are generous and generally deeper than what you’ll find in many city neighbourhoods. This can be attributed to the older age of the development of the area. In terms of real estate, it’s competitive to get in here, but it’s easy to see why!

Area: 4,651

Population: 15,070

Demographics

Kids: 19%

Youth: 15%

Seniors: 12%

Visible Minority: 13%

Average Family Income: $174,277

Education

Lower Education: 10%

Higher Education: 90%

Home Ownership

Owned Homes: 96%

Tenanted Homes: 4%

Lytton Park residents are close to the 401 highway, Avenue Road, Yonge Street, Lawrence, Eglinton and basically any major roadway to take you where you need to go. Oh, and there’s the TTC right around the corner.

About Lytton Park

Welcome to Toronto’s Lytton Park neighbourhood!

Lytton Park is an exclusive Toronto neighbourhood centred around a 1.7-hectare park…shockingly known as Lytton Park.! The park borders Avenue Road to the west, runs south of Glencairn Avenue, and features 3 outdoor tennis courts, lawn bowling, a children’s playground and a clubhouse. It is home base for the North Toronto Tennis Club and the North Toronto Lawn Bowling & Croquet Club. Besides being scenic, it serves as a social hub of activity for local residents in warmer months.

Lytton Park is known as a friendly, family-oriented, quiet and tree-lined neighbourhood. It’s comprised of mainly detached and semi-detached homes, plus a smattering of condos and apartments along Yonge and Avenue road. In large part, homes in this area are classic brick houses situated on generous plots of green space with front and backyards. It’s not uncommon to see neighbours sharing a glass of wine or hanging out over dinner in warmer months.

The community in Lytton Park is tight-knit and due to the proximity of residents to a handful of local schools, many children create lasting friendships as they grow up here. Schools that are within walking distance from Lytton Park include some of the best in the city: John Ross Robertson, St.Clement’s pre-school, St.Clement’s all-girls private school, Glenview middle school, Havergal all-girls private school and Lawrence Park high school.

Considered a part of ‘North Toronto,’ properties in Lytton Park are generally in high demand. This neighbourhood provides ample access to city amenities with its proximity to Yonge Street, as well as easy transportation options–commuting arteries include Avenue Road, Yonge Street, Lawrence Avenue and Eglinton. The 401 is only a short drive north, meaning it’s a breeze to go to and from cottage country as ‘weekend warriors’ in warmer months or get up to the chalet during ‘ski season’. This makes it an opportune choice for many young professionals and families who are looking for just the right combination of urban and suburban qualities without compromising on style or convenience.


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