Guildwood

Guildwood is a neighborhood located in the eastern part of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is situated within the district of Scarborough, specifically in the former city of Scarborough before its amalgamation with Toronto in 1998. The area is generally characterized by its residential nature, featuring a mix of housing types, including single-family homes, townhouses, and some apartment buildings.

Geographically, Guildwood is bordered by McCowan Road to the west, Lawrence Avenue East to the north, Kingston Road to the south, and the Rouge River valley to the east. This proximity to the Rouge River valley contributes to the area's green spaces and natural beauty, with several parks and ravines weaving through the community. Guildwood Park is a notable green space within the neighborhood.

The community is served by public transit, with bus routes operating along major thoroughfares and GO Transit train service available at the Guildwood GO Station, which provides commuter links to downtown Toronto and other parts of the Greater Toronto Area. Educational facilities, such as elementary and secondary schools, are also present within Guildwood, catering to the local population. The neighborhood offers a relatively quiet, suburban living environment within the larger urban context of Toronto.