YORKVILLE

Yorkville is renowned for coveted Victorian heritage homes, boutique condominiums and hotel residences all within walking distance to haute cuisine and designer shopping.

Yorkville 

Toronto Midtown Neighbourhood

 

 

Yorkville is renowned for its walking and shopping lifestyle. 

​​​​​​​Yorkville has changed from an inner-city village known for bohemian coffee houses and music venues to a few prestigious city blocks peppered with haute couture and haute cuisine. Coveted heritage-protected Victorian homes with beautiful quaint gated gardens are a sunny stroll from Manhattan-sized luxury condos, everything you could eat, drink or wear.  

​​​​​​​Parkettes and cafes remain a big draw in the summer and winter months. The Jazz Festival, Ice Festival, and Exotic Car Show add international flair to tree-lined Cumberland, Yorkville and Bloor Streets.

​​​​​​​Bloor Street between Bay Street and Avenue Road is home to an electric mix of high-end international brand boutiques included: Hermes, Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Dolce and Gabbana, Roots, Holt Renfrew, Harry Rosen and Peloton!

​​​​​​​Chanel, Christian Louboutin, and Corbin Studios are a few highlights along Yorkville and Hazelton with one of our personal favourite shops for cashmere is Kumari on Bellair Street.

​​​​​​​Local parks include Yorkville Village Park, the Four Seasons Rose Garden, Ramsden Park, Town Hall Square, Asquith Green Park, Belmont Parkette.

Yorkville park plaza shaded by mature trees, with café seating and pedestrians. Yorkville residential street lined with autumn trees and townhouses near Tazleton Avenue and Berryman Street. Red-brick townhouses with pale arched trim, landscaped gardens, and a stone front path. Historic brick townhouses line a Yorkville sidewalk beneath autumn trees. Yorkville residences with brick facades, leafy landscaping, and a three-globe streetlamp. Red-brick Yorkville building with ornate gables and Gallery Gevik and Hazelton Fine Art Galleries storefronts. V-Hazleton storefront in Yorkville, with brickwork, brown awnings, and fashion displays. Yorkville streetscape with a Louis Vuitton storefront beside a historic stone church. Dolce & Gabbana storefront partly screened by a leafy tree, with flowers and a parking garage entrance. Yorkville street with luxury storefronts, parked cars, and high-rise buildings in warm evening light. Holt Renfrew storefront on a Yorkville street beneath a glass office tower. Hermès storefront with a gray stone facade and glowing display windows at night. Prada storefront with a glass facade, yellow autumn leaves, and a flower bed. Soccer field in Yorkville with glass high-rises rising behind the trees.

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