Flemingdon-Park, Toronto

The Flemingdon Park neighbourhood is in Toronto’s North York district. It falls under the southern Don Valley East Municipality. Eglinton Avenue East borders Flemingdon Park in the north, Don River (West) in the west, and Don River (East) borders the eastern and southern sides. Flemingdon Park gives access to parkland in the south and many corporate offices and railway lines in the north. Flemingdon Park has a good mix of commercial, residential, industrial and recreational areas. The neighbourhood has a healthy mix of high-rise apartments and townhouses and is populated by young professionals and families from various backgrounds and cultures. The neighbourhood is built on farmland owned by Robert Fleming, upon whose death, the park was sold to the public. The neighbourhood's multicultural atmosphere is reflected in its population, with a rich blend of ethnicities and languages contributing to the vibrant tapestry of the community. The neighbourhood's proximity to natural spaces is an attractive feature. The natural surroundings offer residents a chance to escape the urban hustle and bustle and enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and picnics. Commercially, Flemingdon Park provides residents with essential amenities and services. Local shops, grocery stores, and restaurants cater to everyday needs. The nearby commercial districts are reputed employment hubs, restaurants and shopping spaces. Transportation options are well-connected, with public transit routes serving the area. Buses and subway stations facilitate easy access to the broader city, making commuting and exploring other parts of Toronto relatively convenient.

Flemingdon Park offers a range of housing options, from high-rise apartments to townhouses, accommodating different family sizes and lifestyles. Flemingdon Park has a livability score of 80 on 100. The neighbourhood has a good walk and transit score. A table representing the livability and lifestyle of Flemingdon Park is given below. Most Flemingdon Park has a significantly lower crime rate because the area is home to a middle and upper middle class. A table showing the crime rate details of Flemingdon Park is mentioned below.

Flemingdon Park is a microcosm of cultural diversity, with a tapestry of people from various backgrounds seamlessly woven into its vibrant fabric. The Flemington Park neighbourhood is well-developed. The area is home to several expatriates. Flemingdon Park is populated by several students, small families and young professionals. The table shows the basic income and household data for Flemingdon Park. English is more prominent in Flemington Park than French. The table shows the comparison of English-speaking and French-Speaking individuals.

The neighbourhood offers amenities like schools, colleges, grocery stores, top restaurants, and hospitals that are just a stone's throw away. You can easily access most of these locations on foot.

Schools

There are several schools in the Flemingdon Park neighbourhood. Some of them are mentioned below.

• Grenoble Public School
• Valley Park Middle School
• Gateway Public School

Restaurants

Flemingdon Park has some of the best restaurants in town. You can choose from various cuisines and your comfort food franchise.

• Rosy’s Corner Cafe
• Pho 2 Go
• Niamatullah
• Bento Sushi

Shopping Malls

• Flemington Park Shopping Centre

Hospitals

• Flemingdon Health Centre
• Family Care Medical Centre
• Achieva Health

There is a lot for people to do in Flemingdon Park. There are many places you can visit with your friends and family. Some of them are listed below.

Ontario Science Centre

Ontario Science Centre is an interactive science museum. The centre appeals to people of all ages. There are around 500 exhibits for visitors. The museum is open between 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Playground Paradise

Playground Paradise is a dedicated section for kids in the Flemingdon Park Community Centre. Entry for children up to the age of 12 is free. You can take your children after a hectic day at school or one day at the weekend.

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Flemingdon Park is close to various employment hubs, hospitals, grocery stores and schools. The neighbourhood has numerous recreational areas, museums, restaurants and more. Some of the key locations around Flemingdon Park are mentioned below.

• Downtown Toronto (Financial District) is 10 kilometres from Flemingdon Park.
• University of Toronto (St. George Campus) is 10 kilometres away.
• York University is 16 kilometres away from Flemingdon Park.
• Scarborough Town Centre is 15 kilometres away from the neighbourhood
• Toronto Pearson International Airport is 32 kilometres away from Flemingdon Park.

Flemingdon Park doesn't have large markets within its immediate vicinity, and some nearby options for shopping and markets are mentioned below.

Don Mills

This upscale shopping centre is located nearby and offers a mix of boutiques, restaurants, and speciality shops. While not a traditional market, it provides a range of shopping and dining experiences.

Real Canadian Superstore

This grocery store chain is located nearby and offers various groceries, fresh produce, household items, and more. It's a convenient place for residents to do their regular shopping.

East York Town Centre

While not very close, this shopping centre in the neighbouring area of East York offers a range of shops, services, and eateries.

St. Lawrence Market

Although a bit farther away, St. Lawrence Market is one of Toronto's most famous markets. It's known for its fresh food vendors, artisanal products, and diverse culinary offerings.

Farmers' Markets and Community Events

Keep an eye out for local farmers' markets and community events that might take place around the Flemingdon Park neighbourhood. These events often offer fresh produce, handmade goods, and a chance to support local vendors.

The population density of Flemingdon Park is 48% more than Toronto, while the median age is 7% higher than Toronto. The neighbourhood has 37.35% of the South Asian population and  11.81% of is West Asian population. The demography table of Flemingdon Park is given below.

There is a lot to do for kids and pets in Flemingdon Park. Some of them are listed below.

Flemingdon Park Community Centre

Flemingdon Park Community Centre has a pool, gym, and playground open to the public. Various programs and activities are offered for kids and adults, such as swimming lessons, yoga, and dance classes.

Flemingdon Park Library

Flemingdon Park Library has a large children's section with books, toys, and games. There are also storytime programs and other such events for kids throughout the week.

Flemingdon Park Dog Park

Take your dogs out for a reunion with their friends in this off-leash dog park. Flemingdon Park Dog Park will soon become your dog's favourite hangout spot!

The cost of living in Flemingdon Park is 9% and 18% less than the Canadian and Toronto average, respectively. The cost of goods and services is 8% higher, while the cost of housing is 51% less than the national average. The state tax in Ontario is 33% higher than the national average, and the income tax is 40% lesser than the Canadian average. A table shedding light on the cost of living in Flemingdon Park is given below.

Housing in Flemingdon Park is more affordable than most of the surrounding regions. Condos, townhouses, and detached and semi-detached homes are available for rent and purchase. Since the volatile real estate climate, the prices differ depending on the real estate market when you want to purchase or rent your home.