Golfdale-Cedarbrae-Woburn, Toronto

Golfdale-Cedarbrae-Woburn is a residential part of Scarborough in Toronto, made up mostly of detached houses with a smaller share of condo apartments, set among ravines, creeks and small parks. Streets are mainly residential and often curve or end in cul-de-sacs, with busier roads such as Lawrence Avenue East, Markham Road and Kingston Road carrying through traffic. Low-rise houses dominate, and apartment buildings are fewer. Homes sold in the area were built between 1951 and 2023, so postwar construction sits alongside newer buildings. Over the last 24 months, 224 homes sold. Detached houses made up 67% of sales and condo apartments 29%. The typical home sold had 3 bedrooms, and the median sale price was $849,000. Homes sold in a median of 17 days. Right now 8 homes are for sale. No subway or train stations are on record inside the area, so getting around relies on TTC buses along the major roads. Highway 401 runs to the north and connects to the rest of the city and region by car. Shops and services are of the everyday kind, including grocery stores, pharmacies, cafes and restaurants, and they are concentrated along the main roads. The area has eight parks: Bakerton Parkette, Cedar Ridge Park, Cedarbrook Park, Cedargrove Park, Churchill Heights Park, Curran Hall Ravine, Densgrove Park and Highland Creek. Cedar Ridge Creative Centre and Cedarbrook Park Community Recreation Centre are the community centres. Toronto Public Library - Cedarbrae is the local library. Schools inside the area are Alternative Scarborough Education 1, Cedarbrae Collegiate Institute, Cedarbrook Public School, Churchill Heights Public School, Cornell Junior Public School, Golf Road Junior Public School and Willow Park Junior Public School, all part of the Toronto DSB, along with St Barbara Catholic School, part of the Toronto CDSB.