Condos for Sale in Greenwood | Coxwell, Toronto, ON

Wedged between Leslieville, the Upper Beaches, and The Beaches, this family neighbourhood might not garner the same level of attention as its neighbours, but the Greenwood and Coxwell neighbourhood can offer a very similar living experience — at price points that are more inviting than those found in The Beaches.

Banded to the north by Danforth Ave and to the south by Lake Shore Blvd, this neighbourhood covers a vast swath of land, and is crossed by multiple major thoroughfares. Residents have a plethora of dining options spread throughout the neighbourhood, and a range of diverse menus with international cuisine from all over the world. Of course, you’ll also find the usual staples like McDonald’s.

Queen Street and Danforth both offer a variety of nightlife options — there are great pubs for craft beer such as The Wren and Morgans On The Danforth, and to the west you’ll find the Danforth Music Hall, and live music bars for local talent.

Condos for sale in Greenwood and Coxwell are ideal for families — there are schools nearby in the public and Catholic boards, recreational facilities at Monarch Park, playgrounds, sports fields, and Woodbine Beach is just east of the neighbourhood.

Greenwood and Coxwell has a burgeoning condo scene, with 5 buildings in the neighbourhood and at least 5 more in construction. Most Toronto condos for sale in this neighbourhood are found in the southern portion of the neighbourhood; those looking for condos for sale in Greenwood have their pick of townhouses, mid-rise condos, and loft residences.

Greenwood condos for sale with the best value in the neighbourhood can be found at Coxwell Place, a 5-storey building with modest amenities — and one of the lowest prices per square foot in the East End. Those with more buying power might try their hand at Bakery Lofts of Leslieville, which has spacious floor plans and high-end finishes, but is incredibly exclusive.

If you prefer to run your errands on foot, condos for sale in Greenwood should be atop your list; residents have everything they could need contained within their neighbourhood, from grocery stores to barber shops and retail stores.

The neighbourhood can easily be navigated via public transit, with streetcars lines and bus routes servicing most of the area, and Greenwood Station for subway lines. Car owners have a great starting point for their morning commute, and can easily reach the Don Valley Parkway by heading west on Danforth Ave or Queen Street E.

The Locals: Young families, and professionals who work in downtown Toronto.

Code of Conduct: Residents sing the praises of their quiet neighbourhood while flocking to lively attractions nearby.

What You’ll Find: The perfect balance of residential living and urban convenience.

What You Won’t Find: Soaring high-rises.

The Homes: Semi-detached and detached houses, low-rise condos and apartments.

Sealing the Deal: Living next to the action without being in the middle of it.