Henry Farm, Toronto

Henry Farm is a dense, high-rise neighbourhood in northeast Toronto where most homes are condo apartments in relatively new towers. Its streets are arranged around larger blocks and apartment clusters rather than a fine grid of small lots, and the buildings are mostly modern, with most sales in structures built between 2013 and 2023. Green space is threaded through the area, and a ravine-side trail and parkland run along its edge. Condo apartments made up 90% of the homes sold over the last 24 months, and 264 homes changed hands in that time. The typical home sold had 1 bedroom. The median sale price was $529,000, and the median time on the market was 28 days. Right now 20 homes are for sale. For getting around, no train or subway stations are on record inside the area. Nearby major roads and highways include Highway 401, the Don Valley Parkway, Highway 404, Sheppard Avenue East, Leslie Street and Don Mills Road. Toronto Transit Commission bus routes run along the main roads, and the Sheppard subway line lies close by. Shops and services are of the everyday kind. Grocery stores, pharmacies, cafes and restaurants are found in and around the area, along with banks and other neighbourhood services, many of them close to the larger apartment complexes and main roads. The area has eight parks: Atria North Park, Atria South Park, Betty Sutherland Trail Park, David Caplan Park, East Don Parkland, Havenbrook Park, Parkway Forest Park and Shaughnessy Public School Park. Parkway Forest Community Centre is inside the area. No libraries are on record inside the area. Two schools are inside the area: Forest Manor Public School and Shaughnessy Public School. Both belong to the Toronto District School Board.