Don Valley Village, Toronto

Don Valley Village is a North York neighbourhood of mixed apartment towers, townhouse clusters and detached streets, set around Sheppard Avenue East and Don Mills Road. Its layout combines curving residential streets with a few busy arterial roads, and high-rise condo buildings sit alongside lower-density blocks of detached and semi-detached houses. Most homes sold in the last 24 months were built between 1985 and 2023, so the housing stock is relatively recent. Condo apartments made up 46% of the 232 homes sold in the last 24 months. Detached houses were 32%, condo townhouses 14% and semi-detached houses 6%. The typical home sold had 3 bedrooms. The median sale price was $817,500, and the median time on market was 27 days. There are currently 17 homes for sale. Don Mills station, on the Sheppard subway line, is inside the area. Sheppard Avenue East and Don Mills Road are the main local roads. Highway 404 and Highway 401 are close by for drivers, and bus routes connect the streets to the subway. Everyday shops and services are grouped along the main roads and around the station. They include grocery stores, cafes, restaurants and pharmacies, along with other daily services. Eight parks are inside the area: Allenbury Park, Bellbury Park, Clovercrest Parkette, Dallington Park, Godstone Park, Hobart Park, Lescon Park and Linus Park. Oriole Community Centre is the community centre, and the Toronto Public Library - Fairview branch is the library. Twelve schools are inside the area. The Toronto DSB runs Crestview Public School, Dallington Public School, Don Valley Middle School, Georges Vanier Secondary School, Kingslake Public School, Lescon Public School, North East Secondary Alternative School, Seneca Hill Public School and Woodbine Middle School. The Toronto CDSB runs Divine Mercy Catholic School, Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic School and St Timothy Catholic School.