January 12th, 2012
Residential properties in the Casa Loma area rarely come on the market, so it was a good bet there’d be some interest in this three-storey home. But to ensure a quick sale, the home was listed with a price under $1-million.
(Casa Loma Area Home Goes $425,000 Over Asking continued...)September 30th, 2011
Distinctive Women Magazine featured Elli in their latest issue of their Profiles of Distinction! This publication spotlights business women from a range of industries with their inspirational stories of success. It was made available in Friday’s edition of the Globe and Mail.
(Distinctive Women Magazine continued...)September 26th, 2011
In 2003, a builder constructed four semi-detached, brick and stone houses, including this one on a 20-by-173-foot lot. This property combines a variety of luxuries, such as ten-foot ceilings on the main floor, five bathrooms.
(Globe & Mail Done Deals continued...)September 23rd, 2011
Within two years this roughly 70-year-old centre-hall residence underwent an extensive makeover, evident from the sight of the new grey stucco façade, windows and red entry door to its manicured gardens.
(Forest Hill Home Made Over Inside and Out continued...)July 7th, 2011
What an interesting and funny wooden fence! This Photo of the Day was captured by the photographer Bonnie Lynn inside the green and beautiful Bedford Park neighborhood.
(Fun inside the Bedford Park continued...)July 4th, 2011
Despite the fact that the Allebnby Theatre is situated far away from the also called Allenby Neighborhood it is worth to see and visit. Thanks to the photographer Josip Mravicic we can enjoy the incredible view of the night lightning theater.
(The Allenby Theater continued...)June 24th, 2011
The Bedford Park subway stairs became an great inspiration for the photographer Dan Iggers, who decided to capture the breathtaking atmosphere inside the Lawrence Station.
(Subway Stairs continued...)June 21st, 2011
A landmark building in the Deer Park neighbourhood is being converted from a commercial office building to luxury condos. The Imperial Oil building at St. Clair Avenue West and Avenue Road will soon to be home to multi-million dollar suites, but is disclosing some very interesting secrets of its past during conversion. Lindsay Forsey of the National Post uncovers them in this feature.
(Local Transformations! continued...)April 22nd, 2011
What a beautiful Photo of the Day! The photographer Senning Luk has nicely captured the ephemeral sunset in the Annex Neighbourhood.
(Sunset in the Annex continued...)February 16th, 2011
What a fabulous Photo of the Day! It looks like there is a fairytale gate inside the Lawrence Park Neighbourhood. Visit the St. Lawrence Park and you will see the magic going on. Thank you Aschton Pal for this amazing photo.
(Visit the St. Lawrence Park continued...)February 13th, 2011
Amazing sunset captured in Leaside, one of the most popular neighbourhoods in Toronto. This Photo of the Day was taken by the keen photographer Richard Wilson.
(Amazing Sunset continued...)February 4th, 2011
The house at 37 High Point Rd. in the Bridle Path is an enviable real estate investment for many at going-rate of $23-million. This home which has been featured on HGTV’s “Mansions” is the brainchild of developer Paul Miklas. One of the features of this home is that it is so huge that people drive by often to see it. Kent James, owner of Crystal Clear Maids drives through the Bridle Path on a regular basis and is impressed to find out the specs of the mansion.
(37 High Point Rd. – “Just Imagine” This Being “Just Reality” continued...)February 3rd, 2011
Winter in Leaside. This stunning photo of the day was taken by the talented James Carter in February, 2008. Some things do not change over time: fresh snowfalls will always give the city a magical feeling!
(Winter in Leaside continued...)January 25th, 2011
The Leaside Curling Club: this stunning photo of the day was captured “in honour of the Olympics,” as James Gonneau the photographer of this image says.
(Curling Club continued...)January 23rd, 2011
What a beautiful photo of the day! Nice shot captured by talented Katherine Mossop in her favourite restaurant situated just inside Leaside neighbourhood.
(Sunnybrook Restaurant continued...)January 19th, 2011
Extraordinary and breathtaking photo of the day captured by the talented Jason Allies in the Leaside neighbourhood.
(Leaside Bridge continued...)January 15th, 2011
In the early 19th century, the Mount Pleasant Cemetery was the only authorized cemetery within the city of Toronto. In 2000 the cemetery was designated a National Historic Site of Canada and today it is considered one of Toronto’s tourist attractions. The cemetery forms the north border of the Moore Park Neighbourhood and this extraordinary detail became the inspiration for this photo of the day captured by skillful photographer Daniel Varnus.
(Mount Pleasant Cemetery continued...)January 12th, 2011
This great photo was captured after a snow storm in a neighbourhood park of Toronto. The photographer of this photo of the day is the talented Shahid Sharafuddin.
(In a Neighbourhood Park continued...)January 10th, 2011
Breathtaking photo of the day captured by the talented Ned Lyttelton during a walk in a foggy David A Balfour Park located in the Sommerhill neighbourhood.
(David A Balfour Park continued...)January 7th, 2011
Neighborhoods in Toronto are hiding different nice details, which ordinary citizen will not notice. Thanks to Becky Johnson, the heedful photographer, we can admire interesting public art made by two artists in collaboration – James Gauvreau and Anna Panchev.
(Public Art continued...)
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