The homes in Lawrence Park built between 1910 and the early 1950s for the well-to-do of the city, and have a mix of styles from English Cottage, to Tudor Revival, Georgian and Colonial styles. Recent renovations have preserved the rich details of the homes in the community. Homes are priced in the medium to luxury price ranges.

Lawrence Park is one of Toronto’s most exclusive residential neighborhoods. In 2011, Canadian Business magazine named it the wealthiest postal code in Canada by household net worth, averaged at $3.88 million. The Blythwood cluster of the neighborhood, along Bayview Avenue, has an average household income of $622,238, while the West side centered around Mount Pleasant Road has an average household income of $469,448.

The neighborhood is located in a setting that includes gently rolling hills, several parks, and a ravine. Lawrence Park’s houses include a variety of architectural styles including English Cottage, Tudor Revival, Georgian and Colonial style designs. Most of these homes were built between 1910 and the late 1940s. For the last few years parts of Lawrence Park have been redeveloped with larger houses which do not match the scale of the original housing in the neighborhood.