Toronto's Most Prestigious Address
Rosedale Homes Toronto
Estate homes on ravine lots from $2.5M – $8M+. The gold standard of Toronto real estate.
$4.2M
Avg. Sale Price
12 Days
Avg. Days on Market
98%
List-to-Sale Ratio
About Rosedale
Toronto's Most Coveted Neighbourhood
Rosedale is the jewel of Toronto real estate — a secluded, leafy enclave of grand estate homes, winding ravine-side streets, and an old-money elegance unmatched anywhere in the city. Bordered by the Don Valley to the east and Yonge Street to the west, Rosedale offers remarkable tranquility just minutes from the heart of downtown.
The neighbourhood is defined by its sweeping lots, heritage architecture — from Tudor Revival and Georgian manors to classic Edwardian brick estates — and mature canopy of oak and maple that turns the streets into golden tunnels each fall. Homes here sit on some of the city’s most sought-after ravine and park-facing lots.
Residents enjoy walking distance to the boutiques and restaurants of Yonge & Bloor, the sprawling Rosedale Ravine trail system, private clubs, and top-tier private schools including Branksome Hall and The Bishop Strachan School. The Rosedale subway station provides seamless downtown access.
Whether you’re searching for a family compound, a heritage estate to restore, or a turnkey luxury home, our Rosedale specialists offer unrivalled knowledge of every street, lot, and listing — including off-market opportunities.
Est. 1854
Historic Neighbourhood
Ravine Lots
Premium Setting
4 min walk
To Subway
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Rosedale Homes For Sale
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Where to Buy
Top Neighbourhoods for Toronto Rosedale Homes
Rosedale homes thrive in neighbourhoods where detached prices have climbed. Our team knows every pocket — we will help you find the best value.
Leslieville
$1.0M – $1.5M
Toronto's hippest east-end neighbourhood. Victorian and Edwardian semi-detached homes, trendy cafes, and a booming food scene.
East York
$950K – $1.3M
One of the best entry points for semi-detached buyers. Mature trees, family-friendly streets, and strong transit access to downtown.
Bloor West Village
$1.2M – $1.8M
Coveted family area with charming Edwardian semi-detached homes, an excellent village shopping strip, and top-rated schools.
Leaside
$1.4M – $2.2M
Upscale semi-detached homes near top schools, parks, and the Leaside Village shops. A premium neighbourhood with strong resale.
Danforth
$950K – $1.4M
Steps from the Danforth subway line, with walkable access to restaurants, shops, and Greektown culture. Great transit scores.
Forest Hill
$1.8M – $2.8M
Prestigious semi-detached homes on tree-lined streets near top private and public schools. A refined, established neighbourhood.
The Rosedale Lifestyle
Life in Toronto's Premier Neighbourhood
Rosedale isn’t just an address it’s a way of life. Discover what makes this neighbourhood unlike anywhere else in Toronto.
Ravine & Park Access
Miles of forested ravine trails connect Rosedale to the Don Valley and beyond — nature is literally in your backyard.
Yonge & Bloor Moments Away
Upscale boutiques, fine dining, Holt Renfrew, and the TTC Bloor-Yonge station are a short stroll from your front door.
Elite Private Schools
Branksome Hall, BSS, and Upper Canada College are all within the neighbourhood — Canada's finest private education at your doorstep.
Private Clubs & Wellness
The Toronto Lawn Tennis Club, Rosedale Golf Club, and world-class spas offer an unmatched lifestyle of leisure and wellness.
Neighbourhood Amenities
Everything Within Walking Distance
Rosedale scores a Walk Score of 88 — one of Toronto’s most walkable upscale neighbourhoods with world-class dining, coffee, and schools nearby.
Fine Dining
Scaramouche
- 1 Benvenuto Pl
- 4.7
Plant-Based
Planta Yorkville
- 1221 Bay St
- 4.5
French
Cafe Boulud
- 60 Yorkville Ave
- 4.6
Italian
Terroni Price Street
- 1095 Yonge St
- 4.4
Specialty Roaster
Pilot Coffee
- 1240 Bay St
- 4.6
Gourmet Cafe
Summerhill Market Cafe
- 446 Summerhill Ave
- 4.5
Cafe
Rosedale Diner
- 1164 Yonge St
- 4.4
Coffee & Wine Bar
Boxcar Social
- 235 Summerhill Ave
- 4.5
Private Girls School
Branksome Hall
- 10 Elm Ave
- 4.9
Private JK–12
The Bishop Strachan School
- 298 Lonsdale Rd
- 4.5
Public Secondary
Rosedale Heights
- 711 Bloor St E
- 4.3
Public Elementary
Deer Park Junior & Senior PS
- 23 Ferndale Ave
- 4.4
60+
Restaurants
25+
Cafes & Coffee
8
Top Schools
88
Walk Score
Explore the Area
Rosedale Neighbourhood Map
Tucked between Yonge Street and the ravine trails, Rosedale is one of Toronto’s most coveted addresses — serene, walkable, and steps from Bloor & Yorkville.
Key Landmarks
Chorley Park
ParkRosedale Valley Ravine
Nature TrailBranksome Hall
Private SchoolBishop Strachan School
Private SchoolRosedale Golf Club
Golf & RecreationYonge & Bloor (Bloor-Yonge Station)
TTC SubwaySummerhill LCBO
LandmarkCraigleigh Gardens Park
ParkFAQ
Rosedale Real Estate — Common Questions
Everything you need to know before buying or selling a home in Rosedale, Toronto.
What is the average home price in Rosedale, Toronto?
The average detached home price in Rosedale ranges from $2.5M to $8M+, depending on the lot size, architecture, and condition. Ravine-backing estate homes on larger lots frequently exceed $6M–$10M. The 2025 average sale price in the neighbourhood sits around $4.2M, making Rosedale the most expensive residential neighbourhood in Toronto.
What are the best streets in Rosedale to buy?
The most coveted streets in Rosedale include Cluny Drive and Elm Avenue for their large estate lots and privacy; Park Road and Roxborough Drive for their ravine proximity; and Chestnut Park Road and Rosedale Road for classic streetscapes. North Rosedale (north of the CPR rail cut) tends to have larger lots and a slightly quieter feel than South Rosedale, though both command premium prices.
Is Rosedale a good neighbourhood to buy a home?
Absolutely. Rosedale is consistently ranked as one of the most desirable and prestigious neighbourhoods in Canada. Its combination of heritage architecture, ravine trails, walkability, top schools, and proximity to downtown makes it a perennial favourite for high-net-worth buyers. Property values have shown steady appreciation year over year with very low inventory, which supports long-term investment value.
Are there good schools in the Rosedale area?
Rosedale is home to some of Canada’s most prestigious private schools, including Branksome Hall, The Bishop Strachan School (BSS), and is very close to Upper Canada College. For public school families, Rosedale Heights School of the Arts (Gr. 9–12) and Deer Park Junior & Senior PS are well-regarded options. The concentration of elite education options is unmatched in Toronto.
What type of homes are available in Rosedale?
Rosedale primarily consists of large detached homes ranging from 2,000 to over 8,000 sqft. The architectural styles are predominantly Tudor Revival, Georgian, Edwardian, and Arts & Crafts — many are heritage-designated. There are also a small number of semi-detached homes, coach houses, and luxury townhomes in the area, though the neighbourhood is defined by its grand detached estates.
How competitive is the Rosedale real estate market?
The Rosedale market is extremely competitive. Active listings are typically under 35 at any given time, and desirable properties often receive multiple offers within days. Homes consistently sell at or above asking price, with a list-to-sale ratio of approximately 98%. Off-market deals are common among serious buyers — working with an agent who has Rosedale-specific relationships is essential.
How close is Rosedale to downtown Toronto?
Rosedale is extremely well-located — it’s just 2 km north of downtown. The Rosedale subway station on the Yonge-University line puts you at Bay Street in under 5 minutes. The Bloor-Yonge intersection, with its extensive shopping and TTC connections, is a short walk south through the neighbourhood. Many residents walk or cycle to the Financial District.
What is the property tax like in Rosedale?
Property taxes in Rosedale are calculated using the City of Toronto’s residential tax rate (approximately 0.599% in 2025) applied to the assessed value set by MPAC. On a $4M home, annual taxes would be approximately $24,000–$28,000. Many homes are MPAC-assessed well below market value, particularly older heritage properties, which can result in relatively favourable tax bills relative to current market prices.
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