Forest Hill South Real Estate

Characterized by large homes from the early 1900s and architecture Rosedale would envy, Forest Hill South contains some of the oldest and grandest parts of Forest Hill, including Forest Hill Village and Upper Canada College. Find mature greenery and parkettes you’d expect from an old Toronto neighbourhood, as well as the Key Gardener beltline trail running through its eastern side and the lower part of Cedarvale Park. The area is well connected via the TTC at St Clair Avenue West and Davisville subway stations.
Village People

Formerly known as Spadina Heights, Forest Hill Village was born when it was incorporated in 1923 and named after the summer home of local businessman and butcher John Wickson. The village is a buzzing centre with quaint independent stores and bustling coffee shops and eateries. Newer hotspots like the Aroma Espresso Bar are interspersed with institutions like The Forest Hill Barber Shop, founded in 1931. Lonsdale Gallery offers painting, sculpture and photography exhibitions from Canadian and international artists.

Aroma Espresso Bar, 383 Spadina Road

The Forest Hill Barber Shop, 408 Spadina Road

The Lonsdale Gallery, 410 Spadina Road


Revered Restaurants

The area serves up a selection of different foods in a variety of cozy eateries. Mashu Mashu is known for its Kosher Mediterranean food, while Pizza Banfi is a relaxed Italian neighbourhood favourite, and Edo Ko is a popular Japanese establishment.

Mashu Mashu, 387 Spadina Road

Pizza Banfi, 333 Lonsdale Road

Edo Ko, 431 Spadina Road

Grocery Shopping

A giant Loblaws on St Clair, complete with LCBO and Joe Fresh, is a convenient one-stop shop at the southern end of the neighbourhood. Or Olga’s Health Food and Kitchen Table are two smaller grocery spots in the heart of the village.

Loblaws, 396 St Clair Avenue West

Olga’s Health Food, 400 Spadina Road

Kitchen Table, 389 Spadina Road