Cedarvale

Cedarvale, located in Toronto, is defined by the picturesque Cedarvale Ravine that runs through its center, offering numerous recreational opportunities. Development began in 1912, and many Tudor and Georgian-style homes were built between 1920 and 1950.
Cedarvale has an established Jewish community, with religious centers like the Holy Blossom Temple and Beth Tzedec Synagogue located on Bathurst Street. Cedarvale real estate includes modest starter homes to elegant, spacious houses. The area also has multi-plex houses and walk-up apartments on its periphery. Residents can enjoy upscale shopping and diverse restaurants along Eglinton Avenue West. The Cedarvale Ravine is accessible through Cedarvale Park and is popular for walking, cycling, and cross-country skiing. Cedarvale Park also features tennis courts, playing fields, and an ice arena. Bus service on Bathurst Street and Vaughan Road connect to subway lines, and motorists have convenient access to the Allen Road Expressway.