About Moore Park

Moore Park features a variety of homes designed in the English cottage, Georgian, and Tudor styles, built between 1908 and 1930, as well as a number of duplex and other multi-unit properties along, and just off, Mount Pleasant Road.

Moore Park is named for John Thomas Moore, an early resident of the area, who subdivided the land in the late 1800s, to develop as an upscale Toronto suburb. Located immediately north of Rosedale, Moore Park is surrounded by beautiful, treed ravines and, like Rosedale, features stately old homes on leafy streets. The nearby Yonge/St. Clair area is the place to go for everything from groceries and dining spots to clothing shops and businesses that cater to the full range of day-to-day needs.

 With material from Your Guide to Toronto Neighbourhoods, by David Dunkelman