Oakdale-Beverley Heights, Toronto

Oakdale-Beverley Heights is a North York neighbourhood of mostly low-rise residential streets, with detached houses, semi-detached houses and freehold townhouses making up most of its housing. Its streets are largely residential, with a mix of parks and institutional buildings, and the buildings date from the postwar decades through to recent construction. Of the homes sold in the last 24 months, 63% were detached houses, 20% were semi-detached houses and 16% were freehold townhouses. Most were built between 1951 and 2015, and the typical home had 3 bedrooms. There were 168 sales in that period, and the median sale price was $960,000. The median time on market was 23.5 days. There are currently 16 homes for sale. No train or subway stations are on record inside the area. Getting around relies on surface routes, including TTC bus service and the Finch West LRT line along Finch Avenue West. Jane Street and Steeles Avenue West are major roads nearby, and Highway 400 and Highway 401 provide access to the wider road network. Everyday shops and services are found along the main roads and consist of the usual mix of grocery stores, pharmacies, cafes and restaurants. Five parks lie inside the area: Belmar Park, Chalkfarm Park, Heathrow Park, Oakdale Village Park and Roding Park. Chalkfarm Community Centre and Roding Community Centre are also inside the area. The Toronto Public Library - Black Creek branch is the library within its boundaries. Eight schools are located in the area. The Toronto District School Board runs Beverley Heights Middle School, Chalkfarm Public School, Highview Public School, Pierre Laporte Middle School and Tumpane Public School. The Toronto Catholic District School Board runs St Andre Catholic School and St Conrad Catholic School. ÉÉC Saint-Noël-Chabanel-Toronto belongs to the CS catholique MonAvenir.