The Beaches · Toronto, City of Toronto
Homes for Sale in The Beaches, Toronto
The Beaches sits along Toronto's eastern lakeshore, built around the boardwalk, Queen Street East and a genuine village feel inside the city. Buyers here are usually paying for lifestyle and walkability as much as square footage, which changes how a home should be priced and marketed.
Homes for sale in The Beaches
No active listings inside The Beaches today — showing the closest active MLS® inventory nearby. Updated throughout the day.
$2,388,000
2970A Bayview Avenue, Toronto
6 bed · 5 bath · Residential Freehold · Active
MLS® C13864894
$2,299,000
263 Linsmore Crescent, Toronto
5 bed · 5 bath · Residential Freehold · Active
MLS® E13866696
$2,100,000
506 Adelaide Street W, Toronto
4 bed · 3 bath · Residential Freehold · Active
MLS® C13832346
$1,880,000
2970B Bayview Avenue, Toronto
6 bed · 5 bath · Residential Freehold · Active
MLS® C13849176
$1,749,000
19 Simpson Avenue, Toronto
3 bed · 4 bath · Residential Freehold · Active
MLS® W13857108
$1,678,999
56 Willesden Road, Toronto
5 bed · 4 bath · Residential Freehold · Active
MLS® C13858170
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Real estate overview
Housing in The Beaches
Edwardian and century detached homes on narrow lots, semi-detached and row housing north of Queen, a handful of boutique low-rise condominiums, and rebuilt homes closer to the water.
Schools
TDSB and TCDSB elementary and secondary options serve the area, and catchment is a real pricing factor street to street. Always confirm the current boundary for the exact address.
Parks
Kew Gardens, Woodbine Beach, Ashbridges Bay and the Martin Goodman Trail — the boardwalk is effectively the neighbourhood's backyard.
Transit
The 501 Queen streetcar runs the length of the neighbourhood, with bus connections north to Line 2 at Woodbine and Main Street, plus Lake Shore and DVP access by car.
Shopping & dining
Queen Street East independents — cafés, bakeries, bookshops and restaurants — with larger format retail at Beach Hill and along Kingston Road.
Commute
Typically 25–40 minutes to the financial district by streetcar, faster by car outside peak periods.
Nearby landmarks
Close to The Beaches
Recognisable Toronto places within easy reach of The Beaches.
- CN Tower & Harbourfront
- Distillery District
- St. Lawrence Market
- High Park
- Toronto Islands
- Yonge & Bloor
Honest assessment
What buyers like — and what to consider
Advantages
- Waterfront parkland and boardwalk within walking distance
- Established independent retail strip on Queen East
- Distinct village character that holds buyer demand
Things to consider
- Century homes need honest inspection budgets for wiring, plumbing and foundations
- Lot widths are narrow and private parking is not a given
- Summer weekends bring beach traffic and parking pressure
Neighbourhood insights
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Filter the view below to compare pockets on housing type, schools, commute, parks and transit. Inventory figures update from the live MLS® feed.
- Active listings
- 14
- Median asking price
- $730k
- Condo share
- 57%
- Pockets tracked
- 5
Condo vs freehold inventory
Based on 14 active MLS® listings in Toronto.
Condo vs freehold by neighbourhood
Etobicoke
1 active · median $1.75M
Post-war bungalows and side-splits, custom rebuilds, waterfront condominium towers along Lake Shore Boulevard, and townhome enclaves near Islington and Royal York.
Leslieville
No active listings today
Semi-detached and row housing, laneway conversions, boutique low-rise condos and select detached homes on the quieter side streets.
North York
8 active · median $730k
Detached homes on generous lots, custom rebuilds, and high-rise condominiums clustered around North York Centre and Sheppard-Yonge.
The Beaches
No active listings today
Edwardian and century detached homes on narrow lots, semi-detached and row housing north of Queen, a handful of boutique low-rise condominiums, and rebuilt homes closer to the water.
High Park & Swansea
No active listings today
Tudor and Edwardian detached homes, semis, duplex conversions, and mid-rise condominiums along Bloor Street West and near the Humber.
Living in The Beaches
What's around you in The Beaches
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Homes for Sale Near Toronto Islands
14 active MLS® listings near Toronto Islands. Ferry-access parkland that keeps waterfront demand steady year-round.
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