Westminster-Branson Bungalows For Sale
Bungalows near Bathurst and Finch, G. Ross Lord Park and North York General’s Finch site.
20 photos$1,150,000Backsplit5+2 bed · 4 bath · 1500-2000 sq ft9 Ivan Nelson DriveWestminster-Branson, TorontoCourtesy of: RIGHT AT HOME REALTY
50 photos$4,500,000Backsplit4 bed · 5 bath · 3500-5000 sq ft6 Denmark CrescentWestminster-Branson, TorontoCourtesy of: RE/MAX REALTRON BARRY COHEN HOMES INC.
50 photos$988,000Backsplit3+1 bed · 3 bath · 2000-2500 sq ft169 Robert Hicks DriveWestminster-Branson, TorontoCourtesy of: SUTTON GROUP-ADMIRAL REALTY INC.Listing data © PropTx MLS®. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
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Westminster-Branson sits around Bathurst Street and Finch Avenue, west of Newtonbrook. Bungalows are less common here than apartments and townhomes, so detached listings tend to be few and far between.
G. Ross Lord Park, with its trails and off-leash area, is on the northwest side, and Finch station is a short bus ride east. If nothing here fits, compare Newtonbrook West next door or browse all North York bungalows for sale.
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Before you buy in Westminster-Branson
Is Westminster-Branson mostly condos, or are there houses too?
The main roads, especially around Bathurst and Steeles, are lined with apartment towers and townhouse complexes, while the side streets hold detached homes from the 1960s and 70s, including some bungalows and backsplits. Detached supply is thinner than in Bathurst Manor to the south, so listings can be sporadic.
What green space is near Westminster-Branson?
G. Ross Lord Park, with its open fields, reservoir and trails along the West Don River, is close by and popular for dog walking and cycling, and smaller local parks sit between the residential streets. Homes that back onto valley land can fall under TRCA rules, so check before planning an addition or pool, as you would elsewhere in North York.
Who usually buys in Westminster-Branson?
The area has long drawn families and multigenerational households, including established Russian-speaking and Jewish communities, with synagogues, community services and specialty grocers nearby, including the Promenade area just north of Steeles. Larger households often look for a home that can carry an in-law suite for parents or adult children.
How should I judge value on a Westminster-Branson house?
Compare against detached sales on nearby streets rather than condo numbers from the main roads, since the two markets move differently. Look at days on market and whether each sold house was updated or original. Pulling recent sold prices and contrasting them with Newtonbrook West helps frame whether an asking price is realistic.
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