Scarborough
Scarborough, Ontario was once a municipality.
Transport
Scarborough is a great place to live for property owners who appreciate multiple modes of transportation. The area boasts a great public transit system, with many stations that provide access to the Scarborough Line or Bloor-Danforth Line, as well as over 50 bus lines. Scarborough residents can also travel on foot. Walking is a great way to get around and do their daily chores. It can be difficult to bike in this former municipality due to the limited number of bicycle lanes and the large number of hills.
Services
Scarborough is easily accessible by foot. Scarborough has over 200 cafes and is a great place to eat out. You can also walk to a variety of clothing shops. Families will appreciate the close proximity of both primary and second-grade schools. They are also within walking distance to most Scarborough houses for sale. Both public and private schools are available to residents at the high school and primary levels. Daycares, on the other hand, are often far from homes and therefore not easily accessible.
Character
Scarborough is a quieter area that will appeal to those who love spending time in nature. The area is relatively quiet due to the low noise levels from traffic. However, there are still some noisy sections closer to Highway 401 and Highway 2A. The greenery is also prominent in this area of Toronto. There are more than 500 green spaces nearby for residents to relax, including Morningside Park and Colonel Danforth Park. It’s easy to reach them. You will also be pleased to see that many streets are well-treed.
