If you’ve got visions of leaving your perfectly reno’d Victorian home in search of coffee (decidedly not from Starbucks), then grabbing an artisan baguette, perhaps some aged cheddar, and settling down in one of the city’s most lush parks for an afternoon picnic, then Toronto’s Cabbagetown is your town. Once described by the New York Times as having the “largest collection of Victorian homes in North America,„ this neighborhood is also where to go if you want to buy one of the most lovingly restored homes in the city. Make no mistake, Cabbagetown is more than a neighborhood, it’s a community, and its residents wouldn’t have it any other way.