Rosedale-Moore Park

About Rosedale-Moore Park

Rosedale-Moore Park is the neighbourhood that has anchored Toronto's old-money establishment for more than a century. Winding through a landscape of deep ravines and towering hardwoods, its streets are lined with stately Victorian, Georgian, and Tudor-revival mansions set behind iron gates and manicured hedges. Rosedale proper, north of Bloor and east of Yonge, is one of the oldest residential districts in the city, while Moore Park, perched above the Beltline Trail, offers a slightly more relaxed grandeur. Together they form a residential enclave of extraordinary beauty and privilege. Despite the wealth, the neighbourhood is not sealed off from the city. The Rosedale Ravine trail system and the Beltline Trail are open to all and beloved by joggers, dog walkers, and cyclists from across Toronto. Rosedale station provides direct subway access, and the neighbourhood sits minutes from Bloor-Yorkville's shops and galleries. The Rosedale main street along Summerhill Avenue offers a small cluster of gourmet shops and cafes, while the nearby Evergreen Brick Works, just down the valley, serves as a year-round market and environmental centre.