Bungalows For Sale in Leaside
Leaside homes near Bayview Avenue shops, Sunnybrook Park and the Eglinton Crosstown.
The case for Leaside
Leaside is a planned 1930s and 40s neighbourhood around Bayview Avenue and Eglinton, known for its family-friendly streets, Bayview and Laird shopping and strong schools.
Most homes are two-storey brick houses, so bungalows are very limited. Laird and Leaside stations on the Eglinton Crosstown and Sunnybrook Park are close. Want more choice? See listings in nearby Banbury-Don Mills, or every Old Toronto bungalow for sale.
New33 photos$3,250,000Raised bungalow3+1 bed · 3 bath · 1500-2000 sq ft10 Red Oaks CrescentLeaside, TorontoCourtesy of: ROYAL LEPAGE REAL ESTATE SERVICES HEAPS ESTRIN TEAM
50 photos$3,895,000Bungalow3+1 bed · 3 bath · 2000-2500 sq ft38 Killdeer CrescentLeaside, TorontoCourtesy of: ROYAL LEPAGE REAL ESTATE SERVICES HEAPS ESTRIN TEAMListing data © PropTx MLS®. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Few bungalows, high values
Leaside bungalows often sell on land value, so check the sold history. Compare Leaside sales
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Questions buyers ask about Leaside
Where are the bungalows in Leaside, and what era are they?
Most of Leaside’s bungalows are postwar 1940s and 1950s brick homes, more common in North Leaside, while the south side leans toward 1930s two-storey detached homes and semis. Many bungalows sit on lots suited to expansion. Mount Pleasant East to the west has a similar mix.
Are Leaside bungalows usually rebuilt or expanded?
Many are bought to add a second storey or replace with a new home. Expect Committee of Adjustment hearings and tree bylaw permits. Check recent sold prices for original versus rebuilt homes to judge land value.
What parks and trails are near Leaside?
Sunnybrook Park, Serena Gundy Park and E.T. Seton Park sit along the valley edges and connect to the wider Don Valley trail network. Leaside Memorial Gardens arena and several local parks serve families. Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills shares much of this green space to the north.
How does Leaside connect to the rest of the city?
The Line 5 Crosstown has stations at Laird and Leaside (Bayview), and the Don Valley Parkway is close. Shopping is along Bayview Avenue and the Laird big-box area. Thorncliffe Park is just across the valley.
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