Blake–Jones
East Toronto, Toronto, ON
Blake–Jones is a compact, highly walkable east-end neighbourhood tucked between Danforth and Gerrard. Known for its progressive community, excellent independent café scene along Jones Avenue, and strong cycling culture. Rising demand from young families and creatives priced out of Leslieville and Riverdale.
Core & Lifestyle Scores
| 🔒 Safety | 78 | |
| 🎓 Schools | 74 | |
| 🚇 Transit | 80 | |
| 🌳 Green Space | 72 | |
| 🛒 Walkability | 80 | |
| 🤝 Community | 82 | |
| 👶 Family Life | 78 | |
| 🐕 Pet Friendly | 80 | |
| 🏃 Active Living | 74 | |
| 🍽️ Dining | 74 | |
| ☕ Café Culture | 76 | |
| 🎭 Arts & Culture | 70 | |
| 🌙 Nightlife | 52 | |
| 🚲 Cycling | 72 | |
| 🧘 Wellness | 70 |
Neighbourhood Signals
- Jones Avenue café and restaurant strip — one of east Toronto's most charming independent retail corridors.
- Exceptional cycling infrastructure — quiet streets and nearby trail connections.
- Broadview and Jones subway proximity — strong Bloor-Danforth access.
- Strong progressive community character with active neighbourhood associations.
- Very limited supply — small neighbourhood with infrequent listings.
Schools Nearby
- Blake Street Junior PS (72/100)
- Riverdale Collegiate (78/100)
Transit Access
- 🚇 Broadview Subway Station (Line 2)
- 🚇 Jones Bus (83)
- 🚇 501 Queen Streetcar
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