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Bungalows For Sale in the Annex

Victorian homes, Bloor Street shops and the U of T campus, between Bathurst and Avenue Road.

The Annex in short

The Annex is known for its big Victorian and Richardsonian Romanesque houses, Bloor Street’s cafés and bookstores, and easy access to Spadina, St. George and Bathurst stations.

Bungalows are not part of the Annex housing stock, so this page shows bungalows across Old Toronto. Buyers here often also look in University and the rest of Old Toronto.

Annex marketMedian $1.4M51 for sale+7 new this week~30 days on marketMarket stats
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51 bungalows for sale in Annex, Toronto (showing the wider city)

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Market snapshot

Annex bungalow market today

Based on 51 homes for sale right now (asking prices). Updated through the day.

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Median asking price$1.4MRange $699K – $3.95M
Homes for sale51+7 new this week
Typical days on market30Steady pace
Median price / sq ft$1,184From listed size ranges

Homes by price

Under $700K1
$700K–$1M11
$1M–$1.5M17
$1.5M–$2M13
$2M–$3M4
$3M+5

By style

StyleFor saleMedian price
Bungalow27$1.25M
1½ storey11$1.4M
Raised bungalow7$1.3M
Sidesplit4$2.1M
Backsplit2$2.99M

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What people ask about Annex

Do bungalows exist in the Annex?

Practically none. The Annex is known for Victorian and Annex-style houses, many divided into units, plus condos along Bloor, St. George and Avenue Road. For one-floor living, a condo bungalow is the realistic choice.

How do heritage rules affect Annex homes?

Parts of the Annex fall within heritage conservation districts, so exterior changes, additions and demolitions may need heritage approval. Check status early, as it shapes renovation plans and resale. Compare recent sold prices for similar heritage homes.

Is buying a multi-unit Annex house a good idea?

It can be, since many houses already hold several units and Toronto allows up to four as-of-right on most lots. Check the legal status of each unit, fire separations and tenancies, and read the multiplex rules before you commit.

What transit and amenities make the Annex appealing?

St. George, Spadina and Bathurst stations put both Line 1 and Line 2 within reach, and Bloor Street has shops, restaurants and theatres. The University of Toronto campus in neighbouring University is a short walk away.

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