• The McCormick Recreation Centre offers a full fitness facility including an indoor pool as well as an outdoor playground with wading pool and baseball diamond.
• Known as the “Community Centre without walls” Dufferin Grove Park has a myriad of sports facilities as well as arts & crafts and nature programs.
• Public transportation includes regular bus service connecting passengers to stations on the Bloor-Danforth subway line.
• The annual ‘Big On Bloor’ street festival celebrates local artists, theatre, musicians, and neighbourhood restaurants.
• The Dufferin Mall includes large chain department stores and over 100 retail outlets.
• The Gardiner Expressway and Lake Shore Boulevard, via Dufferin Street are 15 minutes away.

Attributed to its quiet, unassuming nature, Brockton Village is quickly becoming a coveted neighbourhood for both urban trendsetters and young families looking for a charming, yet affordable, first home. The area’s Victorian row houses create a convivial atmosphere when combined with the influences of the large Portuguese community presence in Brockton’s shopping districts and brightly painted homes.

Residents of this swiftly transforming neighbourhood have plenty of shops to frequent along Dundas West, while Portuguese and Brazilian businesses, sprinkled in between trendy new bars and welcoming brunch spots, offer the perfect combination of adventure and promise.