172 HUMBERCREST BOULEVARD — Toronto (Runnymede-Bloor West Village), Ontario

At 172 Humbercrest Boulevard, your day starts seamlessly, thanks to the transit options just a minute away. With multiple stops within a short walk—two at just 2 minutes and another at 4 minutes—you can hop on a bus or streetcar and be whisked into downtown Toronto in no time. Imagine sipping your morning coffee from Starbucks, just an 8-minute stroll, and checking your emails as you ride, or even grabbing a quick pastry from Coffee Culture before hopping on transit. Living in this family-friendly enclave, your children will thrive with several quality schools within a 5-minute walk. St. James Catholic School is just 2 minutes away, making morning drop-offs a breeze. For older kids, Runnymede Collegiate Institute is also a short stroll at just 5 minutes, allowing for easy independence in their daily routine. This proximity to education ensures that your family can enjoy more time together, whether it’s heading to the park or simply enjoying an evening at home. Weekends can be spent exploring the nearby parks, with Florence Gell Park a mere 4-minute walk from your front door. This green space offers a perfect setting for family picnics or leisurely strolls. If you're looking for a bit more adventure, Étienne Brûlé Park, only 9 minutes away, provides scenic trails and spots ideal for cycling or jogging along the Humber River. The Baby Point Club is also nearby, making it easy to indulge in outdoor activities or meet neighbors for a friendly game. Culinary delights are at your fingertips, with local favorites like Pegrolls just 4 minutes away for a quick bite, and Martins Churrasqueira around the corner for a satisfying dinner. Imagine an evening out at The Grill on Jane, only 8 minutes from home, where you can unwind over flavorful dishes. With so many dining options, your weekends will never be dull, and you can easily explore new flavors without venturing far from your front door. Living here means embracing a lifestyle that thrives on convenience, community, and culinary exploration.