The South End of the city is widely regarded as one of the most desirable areas to live in Sudbury. This is primarily due to its close proximity to essential amenities such as elementary and high schools, Laurentian University, Health Sciences North (HSN) hospital, Cancer Treatment Centre, Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM), Science North and the scenic Lake Laurentian Conservation Area. The South End encompasses several well-established neighborhoods including Lockerby, Lo-Ellen Park, Moonglo area, Long Lake, and McFarlane Lake. These neighborhoods boast spacious lots and larger-than-average homes, contributing to the area’s high real estate values. The South End also offers convenient shopping options, with the presence of the 190 thousand square-foot Walmart and Smart Centre development. Residents of the South End can enjoy a wide range of dining experiences, as the area is home to many fine dining restaurants, coffee shops and drugstores. In 2012, the South End library was built, quickly becoming one of the busiest branches in the city. Families living in the South End have the opportunity to enjoy the natural beauty of Lake Nepahwin and Ramsey Lake, which provide excellent spaces for boating and swimming. Ramsey Lake, being the largest lake in Sudbury, is situated in the heart of the city and offers stunning views and the infamous Bell Park for summer concerts and festivals. For the skating and hockey enthiusiasts, families can enjoy Countryside Arena in the South End as well. The Long Lake subdivision is popular among families who enjoy lakeside living and features the renowned Kivi Park, which offers ski and skating trails, playgrounds, canoeing, and hiking trails, providing ample opportunities for outdoor recreation all year long. With its convenient access to amenities, beautiful neighborhoods, and natural attractions, the South End is a highly sought-after place to call home.