If you are considering which area of Toronto to settle in, this post might interest you.

Etobicoke, located in the west of Toronto, has unique features that make it a desirable place to live and visit:

Perhaps foremost, Etobicoke boasts a beautiful waterfront along Lake Ontario, which blooms more each year and offers stunning views and a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities.

Etobicoke has numerous parks and green spaces, including the extensive Centennial Park Colonel Samuel Smith Park.

The Humber River runs through Etobicoke, where picturesque walking, biking trails, and recreational areas are along its banks.

Etobicoke has cultural attractions such as the Montgomery's Inn (1830) and the Assembly Hall (1898).

Etobicoke is also home to the world-class St. George's Golf and Country Club, which has hosted the Canadian Open five times and is considered one of the best golf clubs in the world.

Etobicoke offers a wide range of shops and restaurants, from large shopping centers to boutiques and local cafes.

Local favorites include the San Remo Bakery on Royal York Road, Cactus Club and JOEY at Sherway Gardens, and Momiji Sushi on Bloor Street West. The list goes on and on...

When it comes to schools, it's worth mentioning ETOBICOKE SCHOOL OF THE ARTS, LAMBTON KINGSWAY JUNIOR MIDDLE SCHOOL, GULFSTREAM PUBLIC SCHOOL, and about ten other good Catholic schools.

Overall, Etobicoke offers a mix of natural beauty, cultural attractions, and urban amenities, making it a unique and picturesque corner of Toronto.

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