Niagara Neighbourhood Bungalows For Sale
Downtown west homes near King West, Trinity Bellwoods and the waterfront.
12 photos$1,975,000Bungalow1 bed · 1 bath · < 700 sq ft153 Strachan AvenueNiagara, TorontoCourtesy of: HARVEY KALLES REAL ESTATE LTD.
18 photos$899,000Bungalow2 bed · 1 bath · 700-1100 sq ft44 Mitchell AvenueNiagara, TorontoCourtesy of: ROYAL LEPAGE ESTATE REALTYListing data © PropTx MLS®. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
A downtown rarity
The Niagara neighbourhood takes in King West, Liberty Village’s edges and the streets around Fort York and Trinity Bellwoods. Single-storey detached homes are extremely rare this close to downtown, so any listing tagged as a bungalow here deserves a close look.
Restaurants, shops, the King streetcar and the waterfront are all within walking distance. If nothing here fits, compare Yonge-St. Clair next door or browse all Old Toronto bungalows for sale.
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Your Niagara questions answered
Are there bungalows in the Niagara neighbourhood?
Essentially none. Niagara, including Liberty Village and Fort York, is mostly condos, lofts and newer townhomes, with a few older row houses. This page shows Old Toronto bungalows when nothing local is listed, and townhomes are the closest ground-level option.
Is a hard loft or condo a good substitute for single-level living?
For many buyers, yes. Converted hard lofts and newer condos here offer one-floor layouts with no stairs to climb, though fees, parking and noise from King Street or the rail corridor vary by building. The condo versus freehold guide helps compare long-term costs before you choose.
How do you commute from Niagara?
Exhibition GO station serves the Lakeshore West line, and the King streetcar runs along the north. The Gardiner is close for drivers. Waterfront Communities offers similar access closer to Union.
Where are the nearest freehold houses to Niagara?
Trinity-Bellwoods and Little Portugal to the north have Victorian semis and row houses, many with renovated interiors. For true detached bungalows, buyers usually look further west into Etobicoke or north toward the inner suburbs. Expect older downtown homes to need updates, so budget for an inspection.
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