Welcome To Earlscourt-Corso Italia
Get out and enjoy Corsa Italia. Saint Clair Avenue West has an incredible Walk Score of 97 out of 100. This location is a Walker’s Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
The Corso Italia BIA has been active since 1984 and hosts several annual festivals, including the Corso Italia Toronto Fiesta in July. Plus you’ll find some of the best pizza, gelato and baked treats in Toronto.
But it’s not all about city life. You’ll find plenty of greenspace too, including Earlscourt Park, Giovanni Caboto Park and St. Clair Gardens Parkette, along with great schools for those with kids, or planning kids.
Properties For Sale
Your Typical Neighbour
Corso Italia is considered to be the second “Little Italy” due to the large Italian community however in recent years the neighbourhood has changed as West Indian, Portuguese, Greek, and Latin have moved into the area.
What We Love
This neighbourhood’s heart beats with community vibes with vibrant Italia Festivals and historic charming homes. Living here feels like a daily festa, especially when Italy scores a soccer win! If you are after rich Italian culture, community, and cannolis, Earlscourt-Corso Italia’s your spot!
What We Don’t Love
Like many popular Toronto Neighbourhoods, finding parking can be challenging, especially during peak times or community events.
The Real Estate Scoop
Homes in Earlscourt-Corso Italia were mostly built in between 1910 and 1950. They are solid brick homes and there is a mix of detached, semi-detached and bungalows in the area. A mix of renos, rebuilds and homes that have had only one owner. Due to the early Italian influence in the area, most homes have a built in iCantina, which is the Italian equivalent of a cold cellar. Most homes will have a front porch (that is quite frequently used!) and a backyard filled with fruit and vegetable gardens. There are also duplex buildings and traditional rentals in the area. Toronto Life magazine has noted property values are on the rise here, making Corsa Italia a great investment.
Transit
The St.Clair streetcar provides east-to-west service along St. Clair Avenue and connects with the Yonge-University and Bloor-Danforth subway lines at St. Clair West and St. Clair stations.
Schools
With a variety of schools for every age group nearby, there is no shortage of options no matter your preference. Both public, private and catholic schools are in the area–including Hudson College, St Clare Catholic School, and Humber Institute,
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Trafalgar Castle School
Stella Maris Catholic School
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
Delano Academy
Uchenna Academy
Hudson College
SENIOR SCHOOLS
Oakwood Collegiate Institute
Harbord Collegiate Institute
Central Toronto Academy
SECONDARY SCHOOLS
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