Edenbridge-Humber Valley, Toronto

Edenbridge-Humber Valley is a mostly residential neighbourhood in Etobicoke, in western Toronto, with a mix of detached houses and condo apartment buildings and a number of small parks. Streets are a mix of curving residential roads and shorter courts, with lower-rise houses alongside apartment buildings. The buildings date from many periods. Most homes sold in the last 24 months were built between 1951 and 2023, so mid-century houses sit near much newer construction. Detached houses made up 49% of the 205 homes sold in the last 24 months, and condo apartments made up 44%. The typical home sold had 3 bedrooms. The median sale price over that time was $1,245,000, and the median home spent 24.5 days on the market. Four homes are for sale right now. No train or subway stations are on record inside the area. Getting around relies on surface transit connecting to the Bloor-Danforth subway line (Line 2), along with nearby major roads such as Royal York Road, Bloor Street West and Islington Avenue. Highway 401 and Highway 427 are the main highway routes in the wider part of the city. Day-to-day shops and services are of the usual neighbourhood kinds: grocery stores, cafes, restaurants and pharmacies, mostly along the main roads around the residential streets. Eight parks are inside the area: Allanhurst Park, Buttonwood Park, Chestnut Hills Park, Cobble Hills Parkette, Drumoak Road Parkette, Eden Valley Park, Edenbrook Park and Hartfield Court Parkette. The larger parks and the smaller parkettes are spread through the neighbourhood. Edgehill House is the community centre in the area. Humber Valley Village Junior Middle School, part of the Toronto District School Board, is the school inside the area.