Find the Part of Etobicoke That Fits You.
Waterfront condos. Family streets. Bigger lots. Village pockets. Easy transit. Etobicoke gives you very different ways to live without leaving Toronto.
Etobicoke Isn't One Market.
The neighbourhood that looks best on a map is not always the one that works best in real life.
Start with how you want to live, then compare the homes, schools, commute, amenities and trade-offs.
Different Areas. Different Reasons to Live There.
South Etobicoke
Waterfront living, village pockets, GO access and a mix of condos, older homes and new infill.
Explore South Etobicoke →Central Etobicoke
Mature streets, established family homes, parks and strong connections to Bloor, highways and transit.
Explore Central Etobicoke →North Etobicoke
Broader freehold options, established communities and convenient access to Pearson, highways and transit.
Explore North Etobicoke →South Etobicoke
Lake access, GO service, established residential streets and some of Etobicoke's most recognizable waterfront communities.
Mimico / Humber Bay Shores
Waterfront living, trails and strong TTC/GO connections with a mix of high-rise and residential pockets.
Long Branch
Lakeside streets with a relaxed village feel and convenient access to transit and the west GTA.
Alderwood
Quiet residential streets, larger lots and convenient access toward Mississauga and major routes.
New Toronto
A walkable lakeside community close to local shops, transit, parks and Lake Ontario.
Central Etobicoke
Mature streets, family homes, parks and strong connections to Bloor, transit and major highways.
The Kingsway
Tree-lined streets and established homes with walkability to Bloor, shops, restaurants and transit.
Islington – City Centre West
A mix of transit-oriented living, shopping and established residential pockets around major hubs.
Edenbridge – Humber Valley
Green, established residential streets with ravines, larger properties and golf nearby.
Princess – Rosethorn
Quiet winding streets, larger lots and an established residential feel in central Etobicoke.
West Deane / Eringate / Centennial
Family-oriented neighbourhoods with parks, established streets and convenient highway access.
Markland Wood
Mature trees, larger lots and a classic west-Etobicoke residential feel near the Mississauga border.
North Etobicoke
Established communities with broader freehold options and convenient access to Pearson, transit and highways.
Willowridge – Martingrove – Richview
Residential streets, parks and practical highway access with a broad mix of housing options.
Kingsview Village / The Westway
Family-focused communities close to Pearson, parks, transit and major routes.
Humber Heights / Westmount
Established residential streets, generous lots and access to the Humber River system.
Rexdale / Thistletown
A broader range of freehold and housing options with convenient route and transit access.
Research the Neighbourhood. Then Verify What Matters.
School boundaries, programs and neighbourhood information can change. HoodQ is a useful comparison tool, but verify details that matter to your purchase directly with the appropriate school board, municipality or service provider.
Found a Few Neighbourhoods You Like?
Let's compare the homes, the numbers and the trade-offs — and build the search around what actually fits you.