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Just east of the Don River lies the family-friendly neighbourhood of Leslieville, Toronto. Once called by the New York Times the Williamsburg of Toronto.

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About Leslieville

About Leslieville

Nestled in Toronto’s east end, Leslieville is one of the city’s most vibrant and sought-after neighbourhoods. Known for its blend of historic charm and modern creativity, this community perfectly balances small-town warmth with big-city energy.

Tree-lined streets, beautifully restored Victorian homes, and a growing number of trendy cafés, boutique shops, and art studios make Leslieville a favourite among young professionals, families, and creatives alike.

The area’s proximity to downtown Toronto, coupled with green spaces like Jimmie Simpson Park and Ashbridge’s Bay, makes it ideal for those who love both convenience and outdoor living. Whether you’re enjoying brunch along Queen Street East, shopping at local artisan markets, or taking a stroll through its peaceful residential streets, Leslieville offers an inviting atmosphere that feels uniquely Toronto.

Neighbourhood At a Glance:

Average Commute Time

About a 15-minute drive away from Union Station

What You’ll Love

The nearby beaches, parks, theatres, and plethora of restaurants and bars.

Lifestyle

Residents are mainly families and young professionals who enjoy the local art scene.

What Not To Expect

Don’t expect too many big-box retailers.

The Housing Market

Mainly Victorian-style houses as well as detached and semi-detached homes and bungalows.

Things to Do in Leslieville

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Leslieville is a trendy neighbourhood with a rich artistic community and many cultural landmarks. Crow’s Theatre at 345 Carlaw Avenue is an intimate place for theatre lovers to sit and watch a play. The Opera House, at 735 Queen Street East, is an old theatre hosting concerts and special events.

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Queen Street West

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Often compared to New York City’s Soho, Queen Street is the place to go for trendy dining and nightlife, plus cutting-edge fashion, art galleries, antique shops and bookstores.

Shopping

Shopping

Leslieville’s central shopping district runs along historic Queen Street East, where most of the stores are small, independently owned shops that cater to the specific needs of local residents. Arts Market at 790 Queen Street East is full of a variety of collectibles, jewelry, clothing, and handmade gifts crafted by local artists. Token Gift Shop is another place to find unique gifts and home decor items. Doll Factory By Damzels and Gadabout Vintage are two popular boutiques for women’s vintage clothing, shoes, and accessories.

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