Governor’s Bridge

Governor’s Bridge Neighbourhood History

Two Lawyers, William Douglas and Wallace Nesbitt are responsible for the subdivision of the Governor’s Bridge neighbourhood which took place in 1912. However, the construction of homes didn’t start until after 1923 one the Governor’s Bridge was opened.

Governor’s Bridge Neighbourhood Today

Today, the Governor’s Bridge community consists of approximately one hundred and fifteen homes that are situated on tree-lined streets. The neighbourhood is conveniently located close to downtown and is a popular neighbourhoods for individuals who work in Toronto’s Financial District, downtown core and midtown.

Governor’s Bridge Properties & Real Estate

Most of the homes in the Governor’s Bridge community were built in the 1920’s, 1930’s and 1940’s and range in size and style. Many of the smaller original homes have been torn down and replaced with larger custom two storey homes. Governor’s Bridge is Toronto’s hidden gems.

Thinking About Making A Move?

Are you thinking of buying a home the Governor’s Bridge community or you are thinking of selling your Governor’s Bridge home?

I would love to learn about your specific real estate objectives and to discuss how I can help you achieve them. Take the first step towards achieving your objectives by contacting me today. I look forward to hopefully hearing from you.