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Long Branch Bungalows For Sale

Lakeside bungalows in south Etobicoke, near Colonel Samuel Smith Park and Long Branch GO.

Small-town feel by the lake

Long Branch sits in Toronto’s southwest corner on Lake Ontario, next to the Mississauga border. Lake Shore Boulevard runs through it with local shops and the 501 streetcar, and Long Branch GO station gives you trains downtown.

Many original homes are small bungalows and cottages on narrow lots, and the area has become popular for rebuilds and renovations.

Long Branch marketMedian $900K17 for sale+3 new this week~28 days on marketMarket stats
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17 bungalows for sale in Long Branch, Etobicoke

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Market snapshot

Long Branch bungalow market today

Based on 17 homes for sale right now (asking prices). Updated through the day.

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Median asking price$900KRange $499K – $3.1M
Homes for sale17+3 new this week
Typical days on market28Steady pace
Median price / sq ft$944From listed size ranges

Homes by price

Under $700K3
$700K–$1M8
$1M–$1.5M5
$1.5M–$2M0
$2M–$3M0
$3M+1

By style

StyleFor saleMedian price
Bungalow14$897K
1½ storey3$1.1M

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Quick Long Branch answers

How far is Long Branch from the lake?

Most streets are within a few blocks of the waterfront, with parks like Marie Curtis Park and Colonel Samuel Smith Park close by. Widen the search to all Etobicoke bungalows.

How do people commute downtown?

Long Branch GO station on the Lakeshore West line, or the 501 streetcar along Lake Shore Boulevard. If the location suits you, also check listings in neighbouring Alderwood.

Why are there so many new houses on Long Branch streets?

Many original lots were wide enough to be severed, so older bungalows have been replaced by pairs of narrower new homes over the years. You will see original 1940s and 1950s bungalows beside modern builds, and a bungalow on a full-width lot can carry land value worth checking against recent sales.

Does Etobicoke Creek affect Long Branch properties?

The creek forms the western edge at Marie Curtis Park, which was created after Hurricane Hazel destroyed homes in the flood plain near its mouth in 1954. Properties near the creek may be TRCA regulated, so check before buying, and compare with streets farther east toward New Toronto.

Who buys bungalows in Long Branch?

Young families drawn by the lake and the village feel along Lake Shore Boulevard West, downsizers who want one-floor living near the water, and builders looking for lots. If you are downsizing, the downsizer’s guide to bungalow living is a good starting point, and nearby Alderwood offers similar homes a little farther from the lake.

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