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Bungalows For Sale in Mount Pleasant East

Midtown homes near Yonge and Eglinton, Mount Pleasant station and Sherwood Park.

Midtown, east of Yonge

Mount Pleasant East stretches east of Mount Pleasant Road around Eglinton, a short walk from Yonge-Eglinton Centre. The Eglinton Crosstown has stations at Mount Pleasant and Eglinton, and Sherwood Park and the ravines are nearby.

Most homes are two-storey houses, so bungalows are rare and usually priced on their lot. If nothing here fits, compare Leaside next door or browse all Old Toronto bungalows for sale.

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Mount Pleasant East bungalow questions, answered

Are bungalows common in Mount Pleasant East?

Not especially. Most homes are 1920s to 1940s two-storey detached houses and semis, but some smaller bungalows and one-and-a-half-storey homes remain, often bought for renovation. Leaside to the east offers a bit more postwar bungalow stock on similar lot sizes.

How does the Eglinton Crosstown affect Mount Pleasant East?

Line 5 has stations at Mount Pleasant and at Bayview (Leaside station), putting much of the neighbourhood within a walk of rapid transit. Davisville station on Line 1 is close for the southern streets. Neighbouring Mount Pleasant West has more condo density around the Yonge corridor.

Are older homes here often torn down and rebuilt?

Yes, original homes on wider lots are frequently replaced with new two-storey houses. Expect Committee of Adjustment hearings for variances and permits under Toronto’s private tree bylaw. Reviewing recent sold prices of original versus rebuilt homes shows how buyers value land compared with condition.

What green space is close to Mount Pleasant East?

Mount Pleasant Cemetery borders the south and is widely used for walking and cycling, and the Kay Gardner Beltline Trail runs through the area. Ravine trails in the Don Valley are a short trip east. Residents also lean on the shops along Bayview Avenue and in Yonge-Eglinton.

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