Living in Rosedale-Moore Park

With its many ravines and convoluted street routes, Rosedale-Moore Park is known for its low levels of vehicular traffic. There are a number of top schools in Rosedale-Moore Park, including Branksome Hall, an exclusive all-girls school. Rosedale Public School is a small elementary school in central Rosedale, across the street from Rosedale’s community centre, Mooredale House.

Mayfair is the neighbourhood’s annual spring park party, traditionally on the first Saturday in May. The event typically includes rides, games, a flea market, and other such festival-type activities. 

People in Rosedale-Moore Park

Rosedale-Moore Park is home to Toronto’s affluent and prominent residents and their families. 

Real estate in Rosedale-Moore Park

Much of Rosedale’s Victorian, Georgian, Tudor, and Edwardian style mansions were built between 1860 and 1930. Moore Park wasn’t far behind, being established some 30 years later and while much of South Rosedale contains a number of inexpensive condominium, co-operative, and co-ownership apartment buildings, you are likely to find many newer townhouses as well as a fair number of duplex and multiplex homes in Moore Park.

Both South Rosedale and North Rosedale are designated as heritage conservation districts in Toronto. Due to the neighbourhood’s garden suburb characteristics and grand old houses, many Rosedale homes are listed on the Toronto Historical Board’s Inventory of Heritage Properties.

Must-visit Rosedale-Moore Park

• Sahar K. Boluki Gallery: a gallery dedicated to working with foreign-born artists, especially those of the Iranian diaspora, while creating ample space for the city’s creative community to showcase their art