Agincourt North, Toronto

Agincourt North is a residential neighbourhood in Toronto where detached houses and condominium buildings sit side by side, most of them built in the last four decades. Streets are a mix of curving residential roads and larger arterial roads, with low-rise house streets alongside townhouse complexes and apartment buildings. Most homes sold here were built between 1985 and 2003, so the housing is generally newer than in many older parts of the city. Detached houses made up 40% of sales over the last 24 months, condo apartments 24%, condo townhouses 13% and semi-detached houses 11%. Of the 301 homes sold in that time, the typical one had 3 bedrooms. The median sale price was $885,000, and the median time on market was 19 days. There are currently 15 homes for sale. For getting around, no train or subway stations are inside the area. Major roads nearby include Sheppard Avenue East, Finch Avenue East, Kennedy Road and McCowan Road, and Highways 401 and 404 are close for longer drives. TTC bus routes run along the main roads. Shops and services are of the everyday kind, including grocery stores, pharmacies, cafes and restaurants, mostly clustered along the main roads and in plazas. Six parks lie inside the area: Alexmuir Park, Boyington Property, Brimley Woods, Chartwell Park, Iroquois Park and Richmond Park. The Toronto Public Library - Woodside Square branch is also here. Schools inside the area include Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute, Alexmuir Junior Public School, Anson S Taylor Junior Public School, Brimwood Boulevard Junior Public School, Chartland Junior Public School, Delphi Secondary Alternative School, Iroquois Junior Public School and Percy Williams Junior Public School, all with the Toronto DSB. Francis Libermann Catholic High School, Our Lady of Grace Catholic School and St Ignatius of Loyola Catholic School are with the Toronto CDSB. ÉÉC Saint-Jean-de-Lalande is with the CS catholique MonAvenir.