Local Area Profile
This property is located in a predominantly owner-occupied residential area with housing made up primarily of detached homes. Approximately 55% of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher, while about 17% have a college credential. The large majority of local commuters travel by car.
School Information
- Bakersfield Public School (Grade:JK-8) 824/3037
- Stephen Lewis Secondary School (Grade:9-12) 84/739
- Blessed Scalabrini Catholic Elementary School (Grade:JK-8) 1277/3037
- St. Elizabeth Catholic High School (Grade:9-12) 149/739
- Ventura Park Public School (Grade:1-8)
- Vaughan Secondary School (Grade:9-12) 130/739
- St. Joseph the Worker (Grade:1-8) 301/3037
Commute Information
Rutherford Go Train Station (2.4km) - Free Parking available, parking lots: 1008
Location
Community Overview
Summeridge is at South East Corner of Patterson Community. The Community of Patterson runs from Dufferin Street and Go Railway Barrier line on the west to Highway 7 in the south, Bathurst Street on the east, and Teston Road in the north. Patterson is an extensive community which incorporates several charming neighbourhoods, including Dufferin Hills, Thornberry Woods, Thornhill Woods, Upper Thornhill Estates and the valleys of Thornhill. Further north between Major Mackenzie Drive and Teston road is Upper Thornhill Estate, with many spacious contemporary detached homes posing on a generous lot and backing a gorgeous ravine.On the west of Dufferin of Patterson is Dufferin Hill Thornberry Woods Community. In past 3 months, 60 Detached homes were sold at average of $1.68M. Patterson is home to a sizeable Jewish community, many from Russia, Poland, Ukraine or Israel. In Summeridge neighbourhood, you will find many residents are Jewish, Chinese, Russian, Israeli, and Canadian. Furthermore, Highway 7 on the south has a speed limit of 80Km and fewer traffic lights between Keele St and Bayview Ave. Lebovic Jewish community centre is a comprehensive large community centre with an indoor swimming pool open to the general public, an ice hockey rink, a library, a childcare centre, and a Jewish school. Over two hundred retail stores, restaurants and entertainment outlets offer unmatched shopping experiences for shoppers. Many young families chose to live in Patterson because of its proximity to Toronto, close to a large shopping mall, within the boundary of some top schools and the exquisite nature surrounding the neighbourhood.
