Bungalows For Sale in Dufferin Grove

Mostly Victorian and Edwardian semis, row houses and some detached homes on narrow lots, with almost no bungalows. When none are listed, the page shows Old Toronto bungalows from the wider area, and buyers wanting one-floor living here usually look at a main-floor unit in a converted house.

The park is known for its community bake ovens, outdoor rink and a weekly farmers’ market, and it draws families from the surrounding streets. Dufferin Mall sits across Dufferin Street, and the Dundas West and Ossington strips in Little Portugal are nearby for restaurants.

Often, but many basements here are low, so underpinning or lowering the floor can be a big part of the cost. A side or rear separate entrance makes the unit more practical, and the basement apartment guide covers legal second-unit requirements.

Dufferin and Lansdowne stations on Line 2 run along Bloor, the 29 Dufferin bus runs north-south, and the 506 College streetcar crosses the area. Most residents can live without a car, which is part of why homes here sell quickly; check days on market and sold prices to gauge value.