The Bridle Path

Welcome to one of Toronto’s most prestigious and wealthy neighbourhoods! “Pure luxury” is the best way to describe The Bridle Path, which is why the area is also known as “Millionaire’s Row.” The streets are adorned with lavish, multi-million dollar mansions. No expense has been spared in developing one of the most opulent and extravagant communities in Southern Ontario.
Today, everything about the Bridle Path exudes elegance and splendour. Still, you may be surprised to know that the area was once farmland as far as the eye could see. It wasn’t considered for residential expansion until Toronto developer, Forsey Page, created his vision. Soon afterwards, the first Cape Cod Colonial Style mansion was built. Since then, the Bridle Path has become known as one of the most luxurious neighbourhoods in Toronto, with superstars Drake and Prince among the celebrities who have made their home here.
Interesting fact: The Bridle Path was used to film a scene in the movie “Mean Girls” for Regina George’s house.

Nothing is quiet or understated about The Bridle Path, which is why some of the wealthiest and most prominent people in Toronto make their home here. Residents include business people, financiers, doctors, engineers, and even movie and music stars. Media mogul Moses Znaimer once owned an estate in The Bridle Path, as did computer entrepreneur Robert Herjavec.

Every aspect of The Bridle Path caters to those who appreciate and can afford the finest things in life. It’s a place where no two houses look the same, with stunning styles ranging from ornate French Chateaus, spacious Georgians, and multi-storey Italianate homes. Most residences were built in the mid-1900s, but you will also find a few modern architectural wonders. Generous lot sizes range from 1 to 6 acres, allowing you to create a luxury resort-like feel right in your backyard.

The Bridle Path offers the best of everything, and the schools are no exception. This includes high-quality private schools like Crescent School, a leading educational facility for boys from grades 3 to 12 and Crestwood School, which places a healthy emphasis on critical thinking and analysis. In addition, you can find facilities offering French instruction, as well as various public schools nearby.