Bounded by Burnhamthorpe to the north, Bloor Street at the south, Kipling Avenue on the east and The East Mall to the west, and with streets closer to the Kipling subway being the most coveted.
Characterized with simple bungalows and 1½-storey homes in the mid 1950’s, these original, post-war homes are modest in size and appearance, with the large lots more valuable than the structures, where inevitably larger, modern homes are being built.
New condominium buildings are constantly being built in this area and the new ‘Kip District’ is attracting young people who want to be close to the subway line. Burnhamthorpe Gardens is a great place to live with lots to do, close to Wedgewood Park, where you can swim, play tennis and skate in the winter. Walking distance to Kipling subway station, Six Points Plaza, and Dundas Street West cafes, shops, bars and restaurants.
Burnhamthorpe Gardens is close to many great schools such as, Wedgewood Junior Public School, Our Lady of Peace Catholic School and Olivet Day School. There is a major Loblaws store at Burnhamthorpe Road and The East Mall. Numerous bus routes pass by the area as they converge on the Kipling subway station to the south. There is the Eatonville Public Library, and outdoor tennis, swimming and skating rink at Wedgewood Park. A Shoppers Drug Mart, Starbucks and an excellent fruit and vegetable store can be found at nearby Six Points Plaza, along with a number of other local retail businesses.
