The Beaches
The Beaches Neighbourhood Overview
The Beaches pairs a lakeside boardwalk and sandy shoreline with a small-town main street along Queen Street East. Kew Gardens ties the two together, and the neighbourhood's detached and semi-detached homes put everyday beach access within a city commute.
Living In The Beaches
EVERYDAY CONVENIENCE
The Beaches residents can use Toronto's network of recreation, library, and community services. Explore current programs and facilities through the City of Toronto parks and recreation directory.
LOCAL PARKS & RECREATION
Kew Gardens runs from Queen Street to the boardwalk with mature trees, a bandstand, rink, and lawn bowling club. View Kew Gardens information.
GETTING AROUND TORONTO
TTC subway, streetcar, and bus routes cover the city, and GO Transit connects the region through Union Station. Check current routes and schedules with the TTC and GO Transit.
SCHOOL INFORMATION
School attendance areas can change. Confirm the current address assignment directly with the Toronto District School Board or the Toronto Catholic District School Board.
PARKS & TRAILS
Start with Kew Gardens, then use the city's directory to find current amenities, closures, and access information. Explore Toronto parks and trails.
TORONTO RESOURCES
Find municipal services and community information through the City of Toronto and Toronto Public Library.
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