Homes for Sale in Beechborough - Greenbrook, Toronto, ON

If world war II style homes and winding residential streets call your name — then Beechborough – Greenbrook is a neighbourhood to consider. Once known for factories and industrial areas, this neighbourhood is in the midst of revitalization project, which is exactly what makes it so appealing to first-time home buyers; it’s also why now is the time to consider Beechborough – Greenbrook condos.

The neighbourhood has been critiqued for its lack of meeting places, parks and recreation options for children — and the criticism is valid. Some buyers may want to wait for the results of revitalization before deciding to lay down roots, but those who take the chance are very likely to see a nice return on their investment — as this is one of the few neighbourhoods where detached homes are still reasonably priced.

Eglinton Avenue serves as main street for this neighbourhood; it hosts a variety of restaurants, cafes, and cozy shops. There are a few public schools in the area, and a sizeable green space at Coronation Park. On the western edge of the neighbourhood there’s a large industrial area with corporate offices, food banks, and some service-based businesses.

While this York Crosstown neighbourhood doesn’t have much to offer for recreation, Eglinton Flats Winter Tennis Club and Scarlett Woods Golf Course are west on Eglinton, and just a short bus trip away.

Beechborough – Greenbrook condos are probably not at the top of the list for condo buyers; there are only a few buildings in the area, but you can bet that more will be in the works as the revitalization project moves forward. Building amenities are very much limited in older high-rises like York Square, but as result, you get low maintenance costs and affordable prices.

Beechborough – Greenbrook condos are centered around Keele Street on the northern edge of the neighbourhood, and Eglinton to the south. Residents of these buildings are close to restaurants and shops, with TTC access right outside their front door. There are also some Townhouse units in the area as well, which are located on quiet residential streets.

The neighbourhood of Beechborough – Greenbrook isn’t the most walkable community, but those closer to Eglington have a range of shops nearby for daily errands or grabbing a bite on the run.

Residents who rely on public transit have east and westbound buses on Eglinton, and north and southbound buses on Trethewey and Keele. For subway service, you’ll have to go outside of your neighbourhood — Eglinton West Station is east of your neighbourhood for residents who commute to downtown Toronto.

Drivers will get the most out of Beechborough – Greenbrook condos; simply head north on Black Creek drive for the 400 and 401.