LONG BRANCH

Located in the south west corner of Etobicoke, Long Branch is a waterfront neighbourhood built in the mid 1900's. In the past the community started off as a cottage escape for wealthy Torontonian's. Now it is a lakeside residential neighbourhood bordering Toronto and Mississauga. 

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Area Highlights

Long Branch offers fantastic lakefront lots, offering luxuriously appointed villas,  houses primed for redevelopment and everything in between. The neighbourhood also boasts properties with large tree filled lots and low entry point pricing. Making this lakefront community perfect for both first time home buyers and developers. Transit is abundant (Lakeshore TTC line, Lakeshore Go line) and Highways are a short three minute drive away (both the 427 and Gardiner). Great schools, parks and beaches can be found within walking distance. A health mix of housing stock can be found in the area, with Condos, Townhomes, Semi-detached and free hold houses all featured prominently in the community. 

Alex's Top 3

1. Parks and Recreation
Long Branch is scattered with tranquil parks, lakeside playgrounds and sandy beaches. The community is minutes away from two fantastic golf courses (Lakeview Golf Course & Toronto Golf Club). For Cyclists the Toronto waterfront trail connects Long Branch continuously to Scarbourough along Lake Ontario. 
2. Getting Around
Transit options are in no short supply from the Long Branch community. TTC operates streetcar service along Lakeshore road, and Buses along all other major streets. Driving is made simple with both the QEW and 427 3 minutes north of Long Branch.
- 20 minutes to Union Go Transit  Lakeshore West line.
-15 minute drive to downtown Toronto.
3. Where to Eat
Long Branch is undergoing a renaissance along Lakeshore Road. New independent Restaurants are popping up around every corner.​
Coffee: Fairmont's Rostery Cafe; serving unique fair trade organic beverages and baked good.
Lunch: Woodies; serving fantastic homestyle burgers and the noteworth fries (half french half sweet potato).
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