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Bungalows For Sale in Woburn, Scarborough

Wide lots, mature trees and one-level living a few minutes from Cedarbrae Mall and the Highland Creek ravines.

Woburn marketMedian $849K44 for sale+7 new this week~33 days on marketMarket stats
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44 bungalows for sale in Woburn, Scarborough

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Market snapshot

Woburn bungalow market today

Based on 44 homes for sale right now (asking prices). Updated through the day.

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Median asking price$849KRange $699K – $1.5M
Homes for sale44+7 new this week
Typical days on market33Steady pace
Median price / sq ft$768From listed size ranges

Homes by price

Under $700K1
$700K–$1M37
$1M–$1.5M6
$1.5M–$2M0
$2M–$3M0
$3M+0

By style

StyleFor saleMedian price
Bungalow24$849K
Sidesplit8$812K
Backsplit6$884K
Raised bungalow6$862K

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Why bungalow buyers keep coming back to Woburn

Woburn is one of the busiest pockets for bungalows anywhere in Toronto, and it is easy to see why. Most streets were built out in the postwar years with single-storey homes on generous lots, so you get a real backyard and a driveway without leaving the city.

Day-to-day errands centre on Cedarbrae Mall and the Markham Road plazas, while Morningside Park and the Highland Creek trails are close by when you want green space. The Line 2 subway extension being built toward Scarborough Centre should make the commute downtown easier over the next few years.

Because Woburn sits between Bendale to the west and West Hill to the east, it is worth comparing all three. Prices, lot sizes and the mix of bungalows versus split-levels shift noticeably from one to the next.

What you will find on Woburn streets

  • Classic 1950s and 60s bungalows with three bedrooms on the main floor and full basements.
  • Back- and sidesplits that give you a little more space on the same footprint.
  • Raised bungalows with above-grade lower windows, popular with buyers planning a second unit.
  • Larger lots than you usually see closer to downtown, often with a detached or attached garage.

Curious what the neighbours paid? Look up Woburn sold prices back to 2012, free for members.

What buyers ask about Woburn

Where exactly is Woburn?

Woburn sits in east-central Scarborough, roughly around Markham Road between Ellesmere and Lawrence, with Cedarbrae Mall at its south end and the Highland Creek ravines and Morningside Park to the east.

What kind of bungalows are most common in Woburn?

Mostly detached bungalows from the 1950s and 60s, mixed with backsplits and sidesplits on wide lots. Raised bungalows with bright lower levels turn up often too, which suits buyers planning a basement suite.

Can I see what Woburn bungalows actually sold for?

Yes. Members can look up sold prices for any address, going back to 2012, on our free sold search. Nearby Scarborough Village is also worth a look.

Do Woburn bungalows work well for a basement rental?

Often, yes. Woburn is close to Centennial College’s Progress Campus, the University of Toronto Scarborough and Scarborough Town Centre, which supports rental demand. Make sure any existing unit was built with permits and meets fire and building code; our guide to legal basement apartments explains what to check.

Which buyers are drawn to Woburn?

Woburn attracts first-time buyers, growing families and multigenerational households who want a detached home with a yard at a more attainable price than many central Toronto areas. Homes with a side entrance and finished lower level are popular for extended-family living, which our in-law suite guide covers in detail.

How does Woburn compare with Bendale?

Bendale to the west is closer to Scarborough Town Centre and the planned Lawrence and McCowan subway station, while Woburn sits nearer the Highland Creek ravines and the university area. Both have plenty of 1950s and 1960s bungalows, so compare lot size and condition rather than assuming one is better value.

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