Rouge E11 neighbourhood in Toronto. Popular communities include Rouge E10, Highland Creek, Centennial Scarborough, West Hill, Morningside.

Rouge E11 has 76 homes on the market. Of the 13349 total properties listed in Toronto, Rouge E11 makes up just 0.6%. The average asking price of a property in Rouge E11 is $1,085,146, with an estimated mortgage of $3,676 per month. That is 1.4 times less of the average asking price of $1,531,076 in Toronto. Properties listed in Rouge E11 are an average of 589 square feet, with 1.5 beds and 1.6 baths. Rouge E11 has 5.3% apartments relative to all the other listings in this neighbourhood.

Rouge E11 Neighbourhood Guide

The Rouge E11 Scarborough neighbourhood is nestled away between the Metro Toronto Zoo on the north, the Rouge River Valley on the east and Highway 401 to the south. The innate brilliance of this area really comes into clear view along Sheppard Avenue, which features fantastic views of the Rouge River Valley.

This area is a display of a neighbourhood that contains a good mix of realistically priced housing and includes its own shopping, schools, parks as well as a community centre. In addition, Rouge E11 is very well serviced by public transportation, and is within close proximity to commuter highways.

Real estate in Rouge E11 contains homes that are beautiful and spacious in the Scarborough neighbourhood. This is a community which offers a great blend of city amenities and scenic, peaceful suburban living. The Rouge Hill GO Station and Highway 401 are located near all the residences in this area as well as potential homes for sale in Rouge E11.

Real estate in Rouge E11 is also nearby the picturesque shores of Lake Ontario and local parks and green spaces including Rouge Park which creates a lovely atmosphere. The spot of this neighbourhood is really great, not only because of its distance to public transit, but since it also features nearby schools, shops, restaurants and more.

Toronto is the city where a lakeside district, perfect for nature lovers is located, boasting with conservation areas, waterfront bike paths, the Scarborough bluffs and Rouge Beach.

Homes

The credit of homes for sale in Rouge E11 being in high demand goes to the naturally beautiful location in which they are surrounded. Quite a few of the bungalows, two-storey, detached and semi-detached homes in this community offer spectacular views of the Rouge River Valley. The bulk of the housing stock within this community has been built in the 1970s through the 1990s.

The charming ranch-style bungalows and two-storey houses down Sheppard Avenue were built in the 1960s. These homes sit on extra wide and deep lots and a few stretch back four hundred feet. Though, this neighbourhood has more than just single family dwellings, many townhouses are available as well as condos for sale in Rouge E11.

History

The history of the Rouge E11 neighbourhood is typical of many communities spotted at the north end of Toronto. This was mainly rural farmland up until the 1950s, when Highway 401 was laid across the southern edge of the Rouge area.

The founding of Highway 401 expanded to the building of the first homes in this area along Sheppard Avenue, in the early 1960s. However, the bulk of this neighbourhood was not constructed until the 1970s and ‘80s. The urbanization of the Rouge E11 neighbourhood progressed into the 1990s, with the inclusion of new residential developments, a shopping centre, schools and parks as well as a recreational facility.

Transportation

MLS listings might mention that Rouge E11 is very well served by public transportation. TTC bus service runs along Sheppard Avenue East and links riders to the Sheppard Station on the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line.

Car or motorcycle owners can enjoy quick access to Highway 401 from Sheppard Avenue and Highway 2 off Port Union Road. Both these highways offer motorists a range of options, including connecting routes flowing into and out of the city.

Retail and Schools

Rouge E11 real estate agents can lead potential homebuyers to many kinds of amenities and shopping opportunities within the area.

Most residents take care of their shopping at the Abbey Lane Shopping centre where a supermarket can be found as well as a pharmacy, a tire shop, a dry cleaner, banks, a hair salon, a post office, a pet store and a playground for children.

Amenities include recreational areas within the Rouge community Park and the Tall Pines Park. These popular centers offer residents facilities and natural destinations for joggers and hikers to partake in. For potential buyers and their small children, there are three public elementary schools and a public high school in the neighbourhood.

Entertainment

Prices for homes for sale in Rouge E11 are figured by the housing market as well as the availability of nearby entertainment attractions. Luckily, this neighbourhood houses the Tall Pines Park and Neighbourhood Centre (64 Rylander Boulevard) which is right across from the Abbey Lane Shopping Centre. It is the existing facility which has community meeting rooms; the park houses two tennis courts and a children's playground.

The Rouge Community Park, conveniently located in the centre of this area, is ideal for nature walks as well as picnics and also features a baseball diamond. A little west of the Rouge Community Park is Dean Park, another facility that features tennis courts.

Rouge Park forms into the eastern boundary of this area and is very well utilized by nature enthusiasts, hikers, joggers, as well as cross-country skiers. It is also the site of the Glen Rouge campground, which includes over one hundred camp sites.