Life In Eatonville

Located in West Toronto, or depending on who you ask – Etobicoke, Eatonville is a family-oriented neighbourhood that provides a high quality of life and a close-knit community environment. On the map, Eatonville is bisected by Highway 427 and bounded by Dundas Street to the south, Rathburn Road and Burnhamthorpe Road to the north, and Renforth Drive to the west.

What’s Life Like in Eatonville?

Eatonville is nestled in the heart of the former city of Etobicoke, with the former city centre and city hall being located within the neighbourhood’s boundaries. Despite these seemingly urban roots, Eatonville is a laid-back neighbourhood known for its secluded suburban environment and easy access to major roadways, shopping centres, and the airport. 

Who Lives in Eatonville?

Emblematic of Toronto’s rich cultural tapestry, Eatonville is diverse and multicultural. While the area is particularly popular with families due to its excellent schools and family-friendly amenities, residents come from various backgrounds and walks of life. Beyond families, young professionals are drawn to Eatonville for its convenient location and comparatively affordable housing options compared to downtown or central Toronto. The neighbourhood also has a significant population of retirees who appreciate its peaceful atmosphere and strong community ties. 

What Are Eatonville’s Top Schools?

Eatonville features a number of great public schools including:

• Wedgewood Junior School
• Eatonville Junior School
• Westglen Junior School
• Bloorlea Middle School
• Burnhamthorpe Collegiate Institute
• St. Elizabeth Catholic Elementary School

Eatonville Real Estate

Housing in Eatonville reflects the neighbourhood’s family-oriented development. Detached homes are most common, with sizing ranging from compact bungalows to larger multi-storey residences. A stand-out feature of Eatonville real estate is large lot sizes which grant homeowners plenty of yard space in front of and behind their homes. 

Commuting From Eatonville

Transit service in Eatonville primarily consists of bus routes with connections to the multi-modal transit hub Kipling Station (TTC, GO Transit, Airport Shuttle). Here residents can find connections to the Greater Toronto Area’s three largest employment centres.

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