Property guide
Leslieville and Riverside
Where people live
Terraces and semis in the east end.
Our take
- East end
- Address
- Leslieville, Toronto
About Leslieville and Riverside
Leslieville and Riverside, east of the Don, have Victorian terraces and semi-detached houses along the Queen Street East streetcar.
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What’s nearby
Distances from Leslieville and Riverside are approximate, measured in a straight line (as the crow flies). Times are approximate too: walking at about 80 metres a minute, cycling at about 12 km/h and driving at typical city-traffic speeds. Traffic and routes vary.
Key sights
- Distillery District2.5 kmWalk 32 minCycle 13 minCar or taxi 16 min
- St. Lawrence Market3.5 kmWalk 44 minCycle 17 minCar or taxi 18 min
- CN Tower4.9 kmCycle 25 minCar or taxi 23 min
- Art Gallery of Ontario4.9 kmCycle 25 minCar or taxi 23 min
- Royal Ontario Museum5.0 kmCycle 25 minCar or taxi 23 min
- Casa Loma6.4 kmCycle 32 minCar or taxi 27 min
- Island ferries6.6 kmCycle 33 minCar or taxi 28 min
- Pearson airport24 kmCar or taxi 80 min
Main stations
- Union Station4.3 kmCycle 22 minCar or taxi 21 min
- Bloor-Yonge4.3 kmCycle 22 minCar or taxi 21 min
- St. Andrew4.5 kmCycle 23 minCar or taxi 22 min
Location
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