Humewood-Cedarvale, Toronto

Humewood-Cedarvale is a mostly residential part of Toronto where detached houses make up the largest share of sales, and parks and a ravine setting shape much of the landscape. Streets are a mix of residential blocks and a few curving or circular layouts, with Connaught Circle Parkette and Arlington Parkette among the small green spaces tucked between them. Low-rise houses dominate, with condo apartments forming a smaller part of the housing stock. Of the homes sold in the last 24 months, 58% were detached houses, 23% were condo apartments and 13% were semi-detached houses. Most were built between 1951 and 2026, and the typical home has 3 bedrooms. There were 184 sales over that period, and 7 homes are for sale right now. The median sale price was $1,425,000, and the median time on the market was 13 days. No train or subway stations are on record inside the area, so getting around relies on the surrounding network. Major roads nearby include Eglinton Avenue West, St. Clair Avenue West, Bathurst Street and Allen Road. Transit lines in the wider area include the Line 5 Eglinton light rail route, Line 1 Yonge-University and the St. Clair streetcar. Shops and services are found mainly along the main roads around the area. They include cafes, restaurants, grocery stores and pharmacies, with everyday services clustered on the commercial strips rather than on the interior residential streets. The area has six parks: Arlington Parkette, Ben Nobleman Park, Cedarvale Park, Connaught Circle Parkette, Glen Cedar Park and Humewood Park. Cedarvale Park is the best known of them, and the others range from small parkettes to larger open spaces. Two schools are inside the area: Cedarvale Community School and Humewood Community School. Both are part of the Toronto DSB.