Toronto’s Prestigious Garden Suburb

🌳 Heritage & Urban Design

Planned from the early 1900s by the Dovercourt Land Company (Wilfrid S. Dinnick), Lawrence Park was envisioned as a picturesque residential enclave with curving streets, generous lots and mature tree canopy—hallmarks of the garden-suburb movement. Reference

🏡 Architectural Character

Stately Tudor Revival, Georgian and English Cottage homes (1910s–1940s) define the area, alongside tasteful luxury infill that respects heritage context. Alexander Muir Gardens

Lawrence Park Homes & Real Estate

Detached homes dominate. A recent 12-month view to June 2025 indicates an average detached price around ~$3.6M. High-end custom construction typically ranges $450–$650+ per sq ft (construction only; land & soft costs extra).

🏠 Detached & Heritage Homes

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Classic brick/stone façades and period details; many interiors modernized.

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Deep lots; ravine adjacency in select pockets—verify conservation rules.

🏗️ Custom Rebuilds

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Example: 3,500 sq ft × $500/ft² ≈ $1.75M construction. Add design, permits, utilities, HST, and a 10–15% contingency.

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Zoning & lot-coverage vary; we’ll model reno vs. rebuild with accurate totals before you offer.

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Lifestyle & Amenities

🚇 Transit Access

Lawrence Station (Line 1) for rapid access downtown; frequent surface routes on Yonge/Lawrence/Bayview.

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Lawrence Park Real Estate FAQ

What home types are common?

Primarily detached houses (Tudor/Georgian/English Cottage). Semis/condos are limited within the core area.

How competitive is the market?

Prestige streets can see multiple-offer activity for renovated homes and ravine lots. Pre-inspection/financing prep is key.

What’s the typical lot size?

Lots vary street-to-street; 30–50 ft frontages are common, with deeper lots on crescents and near ravines.

How long to build new?

Plan 12–18+ months end-to-end (design, permits, tender, construction). Ravine/heritage conditions can extend timelines.

Should I renovate or rebuild?

We compare total project costs (purchase + reno vs. purchase + new build) including time, carrying costs and resale impact.

Are there condo options?

Limited within the core; more choice toward Yonge & Eglinton or along Yonge north of Lawrence.

Commute times?

~20–25 minutes to the core off-peak via Line 1 from Lawrence Station; driving varies with traffic.

Property taxes?

Assessed by MPAC; taxes scale with assessed value and City of Toronto rates. We can estimate for specific addresses.

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