Hillcrest Village, Toronto
Hillcrest Village, Toronto
Local Area Profile
This property is located in a predominantly owner-occupied residential area with housing made up primarily of detached homes. Approximately 68% of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher, while about 15% have a college credential. Driving is the primary commuting method for nearly all local commuters.
Commute Information
Old Cummer Go Train Station (1.7km) - Free Parking available, parking lots: 462
Community Overview
Cliffwood is at the Heart of Hillcrest Village Community. The community of Hillcrest Village runs from Leslie Road on the west to Finch Avenue in the south, Victoria Park/Highway 404 on the east, and Steeles Avenue on the north. Hillcrest Village can be split into three zones demarcated by highway 404 and Don Mills Road. East of Highway 404 is exclusively populated with commercial real estate. And the centre area will be Seneca College on the south and two residential areas on the north, separated by Highland Memory Gardens & Cemetery. Further West of Don Mills are primarily detached homes with numerous houses backing on beautiful Duncan Creek Park. In this community, around 25% of occupants are renters. In past 3 months, 13 Detached homes were sold at average of $1.26M. Over 50% of residents living in Hillcrest Village are Chinese. In Cliffwood neighbourhood, you will find many residents are Chinese, Hong Konger, Greek, Canadian, and Irish. Old Cummer Go Station, located west of Leslie Street, presents passengers with an alternative method to journey to Union Station in roughly 30 minutes by Go Train. Duncan Creek and numerous parks offer residents natural splendour to enjoy. It has No Frills Supermarket, RBC Bank and restaurants. Hillcrest Village is a beautiful community in the Northeast of North York, right beside Markham and Scarborough. Many families choose to live in Hillcrest Village because it is a safe neighbourhood with a convenient location and many good schools.