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Neighbourhood Schools and Services 21 Guestville Ave, Toronto, ON, Canada Provided By: Ken Ramsay Harvey Kalles Real Estate Brokerage Ltd. 2145 Avenue Rd Toronto Ontario Phone: 416-906-8366 E-mail: [email protected] Note: Depending on amenity density, not all markers may be visible on this printed map. School Rankings provided by The Fraser Institute. Rankings are from 1 to 10. (c) Copyright MMV, Neighbourhood Expert Data Systems Inc., All rights reserved. As a professional Real Estate Agent, I possess a wealth of amenity information regarding any neighbourhood you may be interested in. The investment I have made towards becoming a neighbourhood expert will help you to evaluate where you want to live in great detail. Table of Contents Schools Elementary 3 Schools Secondary 3 Grocery Stores 4 Hospitals 4 Medical Clinics 5 Pharmacies 5 Banks 6 Car Wash 6 Day Care 7 Dentists 7 Doctors 8 Dry Cleaners 8 Fitness 9 Ice Rinks 9 Liquor / Beer / Wine 10 Movie Theatres 10 Places of Worship 11 Recreation Centres 11 Restaurants 12 Shopping Centres 12 Salons / Spas 13 Splash Pads / Pools 13 Tennis Courts 14 Veterinarians 14 Disclaimer Data Neighbourhood Expert makes no claims as to the accuracy of this information. Neighbourhood Expert provides this data as a basic overview of area amenities for reference purposes and makes no claims as to the accuracy of completeness of this data. As the end user of this amenity report you understand that the data is for reference only and that it is your sole responsibility to verify any information that may influence a home buying decision or a decision or action any other kind. Liability As the end user of this document you agree to indemnify, defend and hold Neighbourhood Expert and our client harmless from all claims and damages arising out of the use of Neighbourhood Expert. Copyright (c) Copyright MMX, Neighbourhood Expert Data Systems Inc., all rights reserved. Neighbourhood Expert Report is a trademark of Neighbourhood Expert Data Systems Inc. Schools Elementary Schools Secondary 1. Our Lady of Victory Catholic School 1. Frank Oke Secondary School 70 Guestville Ave, Toronto 500 Alliance Ave, Toronto Rating: 6.10 - Dist.: 0.21 km Dist.: 0.45 km 2. Cordella Junior Public School 2. Archbishop Romero Catholic Secondary 175 Cordella Ave, Toronto School Rating: 4.30 - Dist.: 0.28 km 99 Humber Blvd, Toronto Rating: 3.90 - Dist.: 0.56 km 3. Dennis Avenue Community School 17 Dennis Ave, Toronto 3. George Harvey Collegiate Institute Dist.: 0.33 km 1700 Keele St, Toronto Rating: 3.20 - Dist.: 1.26 km 4. Rockcliffe Middle School 400 Rockcliffe Blvd, Toronto 4. York Memorial Collegiate Institute Dist.: 0.82 km 2690 Eglinton Ave W, Toronto Rating: 4.60 - Dist.: 1.38 km 5. Roselands Junior Public School 990 Jane St, Toronto 5. York Humber High School Rating: 5.30 - Dist.: 0.85 km 100 Emmett Ave, Toronto Dist.: 1.61 km 6. Santa Maria Catholic School 25 Avon Ave, Toronto 6. Runnymede Collegiate Institute Rating: 1.30 - Dist.: 0.86 km 569 Jane St, Toronto Rating: 4.00 - Dist.: 2.03 km Note: Depending on amenity density, not all markers may be visible on this printed map. School Rankings provided by The Fraser Institute. Rankings are from 1 to 10. Page 3 of 14 (c) Copyright MMV, Neighbourhood Expert Data Systems Inc., All rights reserved. Grocery Stores Hospitals 1. Lambton Grocery 1. West Park Healthcare Centre 150 Lambton Avenue, York 82 Buttonwood Avenue, York Dist.: 0.39 km Dist.: 1.84 km 2. Kim's Grocery 2. Runnymede Healthcare Centre Toronto 625 Runnymede Road, Toronto Dist.: 0.58 km Dist.: 1.96 km 3. Food Basics 3. Life labs 853 Jane Street, York 1436 Royal York Road, Toronto Dist.: 0.69 km Dist.: 3.22 km 4. Ross' No Frills 4. LifeLabs 25 Photography Drive, North York 1615 Dufferin Street #106, Toronto Dist.: 0.69 km Dist.: 3.76 km 5. M & M Variety & Grocery 5. Humber River Hospital 1184 Weston Road, York 1235 Wilson Avenue, Toronto Dist.: 0.70 km Dist.: 4.75 km 6. Wonderfood 6. Gastroenterology Group 251 Woolner Avenue, York 3200 Dufferin Street, North York Dist.: 1.15 km Dist.: 4.87 km Note: Depending on amenity density, not all markers may be visible on this printed map. School Rankings provided by The Fraser Institute. Rankings are from 1 to 10. Page 4 of 14 (c) Copyright MMV, Neighbourhood Expert Data Systems Inc., All rights reserved. Medical Clinics Pharmacies 1. www.bidetattachment.com 1. Jane Park Plaza Pharmacy 72 Greendale Avenue, York 873 Jane Street, North York Dist.: 0.19 km Dist.: 0.68 km 2. Dr. Seymour Frydrych 2. Sunshine Pharmacy 98 Guestville Avenue, Toronto 1183 Weston Rd, York Dist.: 0.42 km Dist.: 0.70 km 3. Dr. Kenneth John Greenwal 3. Drugstore Pharmacy 98 Guestville Avenue, Toronto 25 Photography Drive, Toronto Dist.: 0.43 km Dist.: 0.72 km 4. Emilio's Barber Shop 4. Janedal Pharmacy 1023 Weston Road, Toronto Jane Street, York Dist.: 0.46 km Dist.: 0.73 km 5. Green Eden Nutrition 5. Keele & Rogers Pharmacy 39 Brownville Av, York 605 Rogers Road, York Dist.: 0.55 km Dist.: 1.22 km 6. Northwestern Optical 6. Whites Pharmacy 1162 Weston Road, York 725 Jane Street, York Dist.: 0.65 km Dist.: 1.27 km Note: Depending on amenity density, not all markers may be visible on this printed map. School Rankings provided by The Fraser Institute. Rankings are from 1 to 10. Page 5 of 14 (c) Copyright MMV, Neighbourhood Expert Data Systems Inc., All rights reserved. Banks Car Wash 1. Scotiabank 1. Executive Car Care 1151 Weston Rd, York 44 Hyde Avenue, York Dist.: 0.65 km Dist.: 0.97 km 2. Scotiabank 2. Five Star Car Wash 1151 Weston Road, Toronto 364-, 370 Weston Road, York Dist.: 0.66 km Dist.: 1.05 km 3. CIBC Branch & ATM 3. Dupont Auto Spa 1174 Weston Road, York 325 Weston Road, Toronto Dist.: 0.67 km Dist.: 1.26 km 4. Cibc Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce 4. Ken Shaw Lexus 1174 Weston Road, Toronto 2336 Saint Clair Avenue West, Toronto Dist.: 0.67 km Dist.: 1.35 km 5. Credit Union Central of Ontario LTD 5. Extreme Hand Car Wash 1177 Weston Road, Toronto 2492 Saint Clair Avenue West, Toronto Dist.: 0.69 km Dist.: 1.42 km 6. President's Choice Financial 6. Acer Car Sales 25 Photography Drive, Toronto 2628 St Clair Ave W, York Dist.: 0.69 km Dist.: 1.67 km Note: Depending on amenity density, not all markers may be visible on this printed map. School Rankings provided by The Fraser Institute. Rankings are from 1 to 10. Page 6 of 14 (c) Copyright MMV, Neighbourhood Expert Data Systems Inc., All rights reserved. Day Care Dentists 1. Super Kids Day Care Centre Inc 1. Sabharwal Dental Group 1149 Weston Rd, Toronto 965 Jane Street Unit 4, Toronto Dist.: 0.61 km Dist.: 0.70 km 2. Roseland Day Care 2. Roseland Dental 990 Jane St, Toronto 965 Jane Street, York Dist.: 0.75 km Dist.: 0.72 km 3. Pinetree Weston Day Care Centre 3. Chrome-Tech 1234 Weston Rd, Toronto 644 Rogers Road, York Dist.: 0.83 km Dist.: 0.94 km 4. Twinkle Stars Child Care Services 4. Stelmaszyk G Dr 1279 Weston Rd, Toronto 580 Rogers Road, York Dist.: 0.97 km Dist.: 1.37 km 5. Keelesdale Day Care Centre 5. Family Dentistry 200 Bicknell Ave, Toronto 580 Rogers Road, York Dist.: 1.19 km Dist.: 1.37 km 6. Silverthorn Day Care 6. Scarlett Road Dentistry 2700 Eglinton Ave West, Toronto 263 Scarlett Road, York Dist.: 1.29 km Dist.: 1.49 km Note: Depending on amenity density, not all markers may be visible on this printed map. School Rankings provided by The Fraser Institute. Rankings are from 1 to 10. Page 7 of 14 (c) Copyright MMV, Neighbourhood Expert Data Systems Inc., All rights reserved. Doctors Dry Cleaners 1. Dr. Seymour Frydrych 1. Gibson's Uniform Rental 98 Guestville Avenue, Toronto 400 Alliance Avenue, York Dist.: 0.42 km Dist.: 0.44 km 2. Dr. Kenneth John Greenwal 2. L & K Laundry & Cleaners 98 Guestville Avenue, Toronto 1014 Weston Road, York Dist.: 0.43 km Dist.: 0.44 km 3. Sabharwal Dental Group 3. Our Dry Cleaner 965 Jane Street Unit 4, Toronto 1177 Weston Road, York Dist.: 0.70 km Dist.: 0.69 km 4. Dr. Daniel Zimmerman 4. Pasodaje Washouse Laundromat 883 Jane Street, Toronto 1217 Weston Road, York Dist.: 0.78 km Dist.: 0.80 km 5. Elliot C M Dr 5. Loyal Custom Cleaners 1269 Weston Road, York 1304 Weston Road, York Dist.: 0.94 km Dist.: 1.09 km 6. Dr. Sohaileh Hussein 6. HB Express Laundromat 506 Trethewey Drive, Toronto 757 Jane Street, York Dist.: 1.60 km Dist.: 1.18 km Note: Depending on amenity density, not all markers may be visible on this printed map. School Rankings provided by The Fraser Institute. Rankings are from 1 to 10. Page 8 of 14 (c) Copyright MMV, Neighbourhood Expert Data Systems Inc., All rights reserved. Fitness Ice Rinks 1. York Jets Soccer Club 1. Chris Tonks Arena 2801 Eglinton Avenue West, York 2801 Eglinton Ave W, Toronto Dist.: 1.04 km Dist.: 1.02 km 2. The Monkey Vault 2. George Bell Arena 100 Symes Road, Toronto Gourlay Crescent, Toronto Dist.: 1.26 km Dist.: 1.72 km 3. NUBERNA WELLNESS CENTRE 3. Lambton Arena 65 Emmett Avenue, York Howland Ave, Toronto Dist.: 1.39 km Dist.: 2.20 km 4.
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