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Family living in Deer Park

November 03, 2026

For those considering family living in Deer Park, established residential pockets around Heath St W, Deer Park Cres and Foxbar Rd are worth exploring. These streets retain characteristic Victorian and Edwardian houses, offering a distinctive housing style within the neighbourhood. For quieter residential living, Gormley Ave., Farnham Ave. and Lawton Blvd. may be useful areas to include in a home search. Deer Park Public School is also a local public-school option to consider when reviewing the area. The Yonge Street–St. Clair Avenue core provides several transit connections, including St. Clair Station on Line 1, the 512 St Clair streetcar and the 97 Yonge bus. Apartment living is also prominent along St. Clair Avenue, adding another housing format to the neighbourhood mix. If you are comparing streets, housing styles, school access and transit connections in Deer Park, message me to talk about your move.

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Larry Purchase, Broker

Larry Purchase, Broker

Forest Hill Real Estate Inc.,

+1-416-949-1985

Toronto, Ontario

I have been licensed as a Real Estate Sales Representative since 1986 and as a Broker since 1996. Prior to Real Estate Brokerage I spent approximately 13 1/2 years as a Bay Street ...

Forest Hill Real Estate Inc.,
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