Can’t Miss

  • The Riverdale community’s best-known shopping district is along Danforth Avenue, east of Broadview. This is the heart of Toronto’s Greek community; it is a must-see and features many first-class Greek restaurants.
  • Riverdale also has a Chinatown shopping district centred around Gerrard and Broadview. This stretch of stores is known for its bakeries, grocery stands, and restaurants.
  • Another shopping destination point for Riverdale residents is Queen Broadview Village. This historic shopping district includes some interesting antique and collectible stores.

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.

Riverdale Schools

  • Frankland Community School (JK – 6)
  • Earl Grey Sr. Public School (Grades 7 – 8)
  • Blake Street Jr. Public School (JK – 6)
  • Pape Avenue Jr. Public School (JK – 6)
  • Quest Alternative Sr. School (Grades 7 – 8)
  • Dundas Jr. Public School (JK – 5)
  • Queen Alexandra Middle School (Grades 6 – 8)

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