North Toronto

Teddington Park Real Estate Guide

An intimate enclave of estate homes, north of Lawrence.

Between Yonge and Bayview, north of Lawrence

Teddington Park

One of Toronto’s smallest, most exclusive districts

Teddington Park is one of the smallest and most exclusive neighbourhoods in Toronto. Bordered by Yonge Street to the west and Bayview Avenue to the east, it runs from Snowden Road in the south to north of Glen Echo Road and the Rosedale Golf Club.

Our team serves this neighbourhood as part of our Toronto-wide coverage.

The area was farmland until the 1930s, when it developed as a residential enclave for the city’s professional class. Today its quiet, curving streets hold a limited stock of substantial homes, many backing directly onto the fairways of the Rosedale Golf Club or the wooded slopes of the Riverview Drive ravine.

The Market: Because the neighbourhood is small and tightly held, homes rarely come to market. When they do, buyers are competing for a finite inventory of estate-calibre properties in one of North Toronto’s most protected settings.

Who Lives Here: Residents are drawn by the same things that have defined Teddington Park for nearly a century: privacy, green space, and a location minutes from the shops and restaurants of the Yonge-Lawrence Village.

Where to Eat

Auberge du Pommier: The premier nearby fine-dining destination. Traditional French foundations, contemporary European influences, polished service and one of North Toronto's most romantic settings.

Miller Tavern: A historic Hoggs Hollow tavern offering market-fresh steak, seafood, premium spirits and a particularly attractive patio.

Shoushin: One of Toronto's finest traditional sushi restaurants and the clear choice for an intimate, high-end celebration.

Pii Nong Thai: An energetic destination for regional Thai cooking, sharing plates and group dinners.

Belly Buster Submarines: A beloved casual institution and the kind of practical local favourite clients appreciate knowing about.