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Bungalows For Sale in Woodbine Corridor

A small east-end pocket between Coxwell and Woodbine, north of Queen Street.

Woodbine Corridor at a glance

  • Close to Woodbine Beach, Ashbridges Bay and the Beach.
  • Gerrard Street East and Queen Street shops nearby.
  • Mostly older semis and small detached homes.
Woodbine Corridor marketMedian $1.4M51 for sale+7 new this week~30 days on marketMarket stats
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51 bungalows for sale in Woodbine Corridor, Toronto (showing the wider city)
16 Warren Crescent, Toronto36 photos$849,0001 1/2 storey3 bed · 2 bath · 1100-1500 sq ft16 Warren CrescentLambton Baby Point, TorontoGarage · 2 parking · Lot 25 x 100.1 ftCourtesy of: PROPERTY.CA INC.44 Conway Avenue, Toronto42 photos$919,000Raised bungalow3 bed · 2 bath · 700-1100 sq ft44 Conway AvenueOakwood Village, TorontoGarage · 2 parking · Lot 20 x 157 ftCourtesy of: BOSLEY REAL ESTATE LTD.22 Montye Avenue, Toronto34 photos$1,249,0001 1/2 storey2 bed · 2 bath · 700-1100 sq ft22 Montye AvenueRunnymede-Bloor West Village, Toronto3 parking · Lot 20.1 x 124.9 ftCourtesy of: ROYAL LEPAGE TERREQUITY REALTY38 Killdeer Crescent, Toronto50 photos$3,895,000Bungalow3+1 bed · 3 bath · 2000-2500 sq ft38 Killdeer CrescentLeaside, TorontoGarage · 6 parking · Lot 34.5 x 296.6 ftCourtesy of: ROYAL LEPAGE REAL ESTATE SERVICES HEAPS ESTRIN TEAM44 Mitchell Avenue, Toronto18 photos$899,000Bungalow2 bed · 1 bath · 700-1100 sq ft44 Mitchell AvenueNiagara, TorontoLot 20.6 x 90.6 ftCourtesy of: ROYAL LEPAGE ESTATE REALTY122 Mcgillivray Avenue, Toronto41 photos$1,194,990Bungalow3+2 bed · 3 bath · 700-1100 sq ft122 Mcgillivray AvenueBedford Park-Nortown, TorontoGarage · 3 parking · Lot 41 x 115 ftCourtesy of: RE/MAX REALTRON DAVID SOBERANO GROUP129 Sultana Avenue, Toronto45 photos$1,379,900Bungalow3+1 bed · 2 bath · 1100-1500 sq ft129 Sultana AvenueEnglemount-Lawrence, TorontoGarage · 5 parking · Lot 55 x 132 ftCourtesy of: RE/MAX EXPERTS36 Forest Wood, Toronto37 photos$1,800,000Raised bungalow2+1 bed · 3 bath · 1500-2000 sq ft36 Forest WoodBedford Park-Nortown, TorontoGarage · 6 parking · Lot 56 x 105 ftCourtesy of: RIGHT AT HOME REALTY573 Northcliffe Boulevard, Toronto28 photos$958,000Bungalow2+1 bed · 2 bath · 700-1100 sq ft573 Northcliffe BoulevardOakwood Village, TorontoGarage · 8 parking · Lot 30 x 120 ftCourtesy of: PROPERTY.CA INC.2 Mulberry Crescent, Toronto5 photos$749,000Bungalow2 bed · 2 bath · 700-1100 sq ft2 Mulberry CrescentOakwood Village, TorontoLot 20 x 100.1 ftCourtesy of: FOREST HILL REAL ESTATE INC.78 Bannockburn Avenue, Toronto6 photos$1,799,000Bungalow2+1 bed · 2 bath · 1100-1500 sq ft78 Bannockburn AvenueBedford Park-Nortown, TorontoGarage · 3 parking · Lot 40.9 x 130.2 ftCourtesy of: HARVEY KALLES REAL ESTATE LTD.58 Shelborne Avenue, Toronto42 photos$1,389,000Sidesplit3+1 bed · 3 bath · 1100-1500 sq ft58 Shelborne AvenueBedford Park-Nortown, TorontoGarage · 4 parking · Lot 43.1 x 117.1 ftCourtesy of: SUTTON GROUP-TOWER REALTY LTD.

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Market snapshot

Woodbine Corridor 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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Why bungalows are scarce

This is a compact neighbourhood of older houses, so single-storey homes rarely list. When none are available, this page shows the wider Old Toronto bungalow market instead. Buyers here often also look in Greenwood-Coxwell and the rest of Old Toronto.

Things buyers want to know about Woodbine Corridor

What styles of homes are common in the Woodbine Corridor?

Expect early 20th-century detached homes and semis, plus one-and-a-half-storey cottages on modest lots, with the occasional small bungalow. Lots are generally tighter than in The Beaches to the south. If a one-floor layout matters, bungalofts with a main-floor bedroom are worth a look.

How do Woodbine Corridor residents get downtown?

Line 2 along Danforth Avenue, with stations at Coxwell, Woodbine and Main Street, is reachable by bus or a walk north, and Danforth GO near Main Street offers Lakeshore East trains to Union. Queen and Gerrard streetcars also run west. Neighbouring East End-Danforth has similar options.

Are basement flooding precautions important in this part of the east end?

Many older east-end homes have original sewer laterals and no backwater valve, so ask about past water issues and any waterproofing work. Toronto has offered a basement flooding subsidy program for valves and sump pumps; confirm current terms with the city. This matters even more if you plan a basement apartment.

How can I tell if a Woodbine Corridor home is fairly priced?

Condition varies widely here, from fully renovated homes to original estates, so compare like with like. Look at recent sold prices, days on market and whether the home was staged or updated. Original homes often trade at a discount that reflects real renovation costs.

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