Lambton Baby Point Real Estate, Toronto, Luxury Houses, Homes, Detached

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Lambton Baby Point Real Estate

The Baby Point neighbourhood in Lambton Toronto is an exclusive residential enclave found in the west-end of Toronto. It’s on a point of land that borders the Humber River to the west, east to Jane Street, south to Raymond Avenue and St. Marks Road to the north.

Originally a Seneca Village, it was settled by a prominent Quebec fur trader named James Baby (pronounced "Babby") in 1816 after he discovered the abandoned village that was covered with lush apple orchards and the Humber River was full of salmon. (*today salmon fishing is still popular in the river) The Government later acquired this land and resold it to a local developer named Home Smith, who began developing this subdivision in 1912 and later gained notorierty by developing what is now known as "The Kingsway" across the river, along with the Old Mill Inn.

Historic stone gates at Jane Street showcase the entrance to Baby Point, leading to a wide leafy enclave that exuded exclusivity with its stately properties. Grand georgians and detached tudors with large lots are found as you enter this treed and landscaped neighbourhood. Some of the most incredible properties are found in this area and are compared with being similar to smaller scaled Rosedale properties, but with larger lots. Most of these homes were built in the 1920's - 1930's and boast period quality details blending with modern restorations and renovations. The smaller and more modest properties are found on the side streets south of this area. These streets are also currently being redeveloped, with many of the smaller houses becoming new construction properties.

The Baby Point residents are also able to join and participate in the private Baby Point Club, with its log clubhouse, 2 tennis courts, lawn bowling and social activities.

Another draw to this neighbourhood is the surrounding parklands and bike trails along the Humber River. Whether walking the dog, running, biking or just strolling along the paths that meander amongst the canopy of trees, the Etienne Brule Park is always popular to visit along with 4 tennis courts and picnic/bbq areas. the landmark Stone Bridge and Mill were designated under the Ontario Heritage Act.

Area residents are within walking distance of the Bloor West Village shops and cafes, local schools, the Old Mill subway, Jane Street subway and easy access to Lake Shore Blvd and the Gardiner Highway.

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Neighbourhood Faves

Queen Margherita Pizza

Max's Market

The Coffee Tree Roastery

Sweet Flour Bake Shop

Rowe Farms Retail

A Changing Nest

Queen's Pasta Cafe

Cobs Bread

Sunset Grill

Bloom Restaurant

Baby Point Real Estate Values

*2022 TRREB Stats - January - April

Detached houses range from $1,753,000 to $9,600,000.

Baby Point Area Schools

*Contact schools regarding their boundaries.