West Bend

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West Bend

      History:

      The West Bend was a railway down back in the late 1800s.

      Overview:

      The West Bend “Where Dundas Bends West” is shaped by the railway line that forms the northern boundary of this neighbourhood. The south boundary is Bloor Street, the west boundary is Keele Street and the east boundary is the popular recreational trail known as the West Toronto Railpath. High Park, Toronto’s signature park, is situated just south of Bloor Street. Humberside Collegiate and Western Technical-Commercial high school are both located on the doorstep of this pretty west-end neighbourhood that is home to many families.

      Homes:

      West Bend homes were built in the last few years of the 1800s and the early 1900s. They range in style from vernacular cottages, to Victorian, Edwardian and Arts and Crafts. The houses are mostly brick or siding and either semi-detached or detached. There is a great variance in the size of these homes. Many of the larger detached homes have multiple apartments. The streetscape features a varied topography with a varied street pattern lined with a mature tree canopy. The homes feature pretty gardens and a pride of ownership.

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