Broadview North Bungalows For Sale
Bungalows above the Don Valley, near Todmorden Mills and Broadview Avenue.
The short version on Broadview North
Broadview North sits at the top of Broadview Avenue, on the edge of the Don Valley. Todmorden Mills and the valley trails are right there, and the streets have a quiet, tucked-away feel despite being minutes from downtown.
Bungalows are only a small share of the homes here, so they list rarely. Buyers here often also look in Danforth and the rest of East York.
38 photos$799,000Bungalow1+1 bed · 1 bath · 700-1100 sq ft37 Gowan AvenueBroadview North, TorontoCourtesy of: RE/MAX ULTIMATE REALTY INC.
34 photos$1,499,880Backsplit4+1 bed · 3 bath · 2000-2500 sq ft20 Torrens AvenueBroadview North, TorontoCourtesy of: RIGHT AT HOME REALTYListing data © PropTx MLS®. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
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Before you buy in Broadview North
What era are Broadview North homes?
The area was built mostly from the 1920s through the 1940s, with brick semis, storey-and-a-half homes and modest bungalows on narrow lots. Many have been renovated, so compare condition carefully, and look at East York to the east for more bungalow-heavy streets.
Does the Don Valley border Broadview North?
Yes, the western edge drops into the Don Valley, with Todmorden Mills and the valley trails close by. Ravine-edge properties can fall under Toronto’s Ravine and Natural Feature Protection bylaw and TRCA rules, which matter for decks, additions and tree removal.
How do Broadview North residents commute?
Buses along Broadview Avenue and Pape Avenue connect to Broadview and Pape stations on Line 2, and the Don Valley Parkway is close for drivers. Many residents also cycle downtown over the Prince Edward Viaduct, much like neighbours in Playter Estates-Danforth.
How does Broadview North compare with Leaside?
Leaside, across the Don Valley, has larger homes on wider lots and tends to sell higher, while Broadview North offers smaller, older homes that can be a more affordable way into central East York. Both see strong demand, so use recent sold prices to compare similar houses.
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