Bridle Path, Residential neighborhood in Toronto, Canada.
Bridle Path is a residential neighborhood in Toronto, Canada, that extends across two municipal districts. The streets wind gently between properties that each cover between 2 and 4 acres, surrounded by stone walls and tall trees.
The developer Forsey Page purchased the farmland in 1929 and built the first house. The conversion into an exclusive residential area took place gradually over the following decades.
The Canadian Film Centre uses the former Windfields Estate for training in film and television. This institution continues to support the development of Canadian media productions.
Bayview Avenue provides access to shops and restaurants nearby. Major roads connect the neighborhood to the city center in about 20 minutes driving time.
The street names recall the original use for horse riding paths, now paved as roads running through the neighborhood. Some of these paths still follow the historical routes from the early 20th century.
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