Who Lives Here
With top-ranked schools, great stores, and convenient access to transit, the Riverdale real estate community is popular with young professionals and families, giving it a nice community vibe.
Riverdale Real Estate
Most homes in Riverdale are two and three storey Victorian houses, built between 1880-1924, however those in the south are generally smaller and more affordable. Many have undergone extensive renovations, including open-concept transformations.
Getting Around
With easy access to the Bloor-Danforth subway line, streetcars along Broadview and Gerrard, and buses, the area is well-served by public transit. It’s also a very walkable community, so you’ll be able to run most of your errands by foot.
Local History Lesson
If you’re a fan of Toronto’s architectural history, then you’ll be interested to know that the city’s oldest occupied house, The John Cox Cottage, is in this neighbourhood.