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Parkview Hills
Topham Park
Woodbine Gardens
This exclusive enclave was developed in the late 1940’s and was once owned by the Taylor family. It is defined by the adjacent ravine and light industrial area.
A grand entrance gate is at the intersection of Sandra Road and St. Clair Avenue East, just west of O’Connor.
Presteign Heights Elementary School has junior kindergarten to grade 5 students.
The Parkview Hills Community Association represents the approximately 1,000 homes in the area.
An apple orchard until its development to provide housing for soldiers starting in 1944, the military legacy is reflected in the street names.
Central to Topham Park is the popular baseball field, tennis courts and playground, as well as swimming pool at Gordon A. Brown Middle School, where grades 6 to 8 learn. Selwyn Public School and Victoria Park Public School offer kindergarten to grade 5 education.
The Topham Park Community Association creates connections in this close knit community.
There are about 2,000 detached houses in the area, with a few low rise condos along O’Connor.
Once a golf and country club in the 1930’s, this area started to be developed in the 1940’s. It provides convenient access to the ravine’s Taylor Creek Trails.
George Webster Elementary School provides public education from kindergarten to grade 8. Adjacent to the school is a baseball diamond, soccer field, basketball court and children’s playground.
Toronto Public Library has plans to reconstruct the Dawes Road Branch and add a Community Hub.
The silent film star, Mary Pickford, lived in one of the first houses in the area at 90 Glenwood Crescent.
At the south end of the neighbourhood there are 5 condominium and rental apartment buildings anchoring by Taylor Creek Park and about 1,500 detached homes.