The Queensway Real Estate & Homes for Sale

The Queensway, also commonly referred to as Queensway Village, is one of South Etobicoke’s most established and evolving residential neighbourhoods. Known for its mature tree-lined streets, family-friendly atmosphere, good schools and convenient location, The Queensway offers an appealing combination of traditional residential character and ongoing investment and redevelopment.

The neighbourhood extends through the residential communities surrounding The Queensway, with Islington Avenue to the west, the Gardiner Expressway to the south and High Street to the east, while Castlebar Road, Oakfield Drive and Berry Road help define its northern edge. Rather than feeling like one uniform community, The Queensway is made up of several distinctive residential pockets, each with its own housing character and amenities.

One of the area’s defining characteristics is the evolution of its housing stock. Historic Veterans’ Homes, original bungalows, 1½-storey houses and post-war homes remain an important part of the streetscape, while many have been extensively renovated, expanded or replaced with larger custom residences. New condominium and townhome developments have introduced additional housing choices and brought continued investment to the neighbourhood.

Combined with quick access to downtown Toronto, nearby subway and GO service, extensive shopping and dining along The Queensway and an excellent collection of parks and schools, it’s easy to understand why The Queensway real estate continues to attract families, professionals, investors and downsizers.

Why Buyers Choose The Queensway

Established Residential Streets – Mature trees, private driveways, backyards and predominantly low-rise residential streets give much of Queensway Village an established neighbourhood feel despite its central location.

Generous Lots & Redevelopment Potential – Many of the area’s original homes occupy good-sized lots, creating opportunities for renovations, additions, custom-built homes with providing generous outdoor living space.

Outstanding Location – The Queensway offers convenient access to downtown Toronto while remaining close to Bloor Street, Mimico, Sunnylea, Humber Bay Shores and other popular West Toronto communities.

Growing Restaurant & Retail Scene – The Queensway has evolved into an increasingly diverse commercial corridor filled with independent restaurants, shops and everyday services. The active Shop The Queensway BIA supports and promotes the businesses that contribute to the area’s growing local identity.

Parks & Recreation – The redeveloped Queensway Park, iconic Jeff Healey Park and nearby walking and cycling trails provide families with excellent access to recreation and green space.

Variety of Housing – Detached homes are complemented by substantial townhome communities and a growing selection of condominium developments, creating housing options for buyers at different stages of life.

The Queensway real estate offers a great mix of original owners with 50 years of history and newcomers that bring youth and enthusiasm to the area.

Homes & Neighbourhood Character

The Queensway real estate market offers considerably more variety than many buyers initially expect.

Original housing includes distinctive post-war Veterans’ Homes, brick bungalows, 1½-storey homes and traditional detached houses, many situated on mature lots with private driveways and established backyards. Some have been carefully maintained in their original form, while others have undergone substantial renovations and additions.

The neighbourhood’s housing history is particularly visible around Queensway Park and Uno Drive, where many of the original homes were constructed during the immediate post-war period. Built primarily in 1945 and 1946 from standardized federal housing plans, these modest 1½-storey houses were created as part of a larger effort to provide homes for returning Canadian veterans and their families.

Increasingly, original homes throughout The Queensway are also being replaced by larger custom-built residences. This has created an evolving streetscape where small post-war houses and bungalows sit alongside thoughtfully renovated homes, substantial additions and contemporary new construction.

For buyers, that variety creates opportunities ranging from an original home with renovation potential to a completely rebuilt custom residence.

The Veterans’ Homes of Queensway Park

One of the most interesting chapters in The Queensway’s history can still be seen in the streets surrounding Queensway Park.

Approximately 200 homes were constructed in this pocket in 1945–46 using plans provided by the federal government. The development was created as Canada faced an urgent need for housing for servicemen returning from the Second World War and their families.

The original Veterans’ Homes were typically modest 1½-storey houses with steeply pitched roofs, simple façades and efficient floor plans. The main level generally contained the principal living spaces and one bedroom, with two additional bedrooms upstairs.

The neighbourhood’s physical design was distinctive as well. Rather than a conventional street grid, homes were arranged along curving residential streets and cul-de-sacs surrounding Queensway Park, creating the intimate residential character that remains recognizable today.

Many of these homes have since been renovated, expanded or replaced, particularly around Uno Drive and the streets surrounding Queensway Park. However, examples of the original housing remain and provide a visible connection to the neighbourhood’s post-war beginnings.

Today, this pocket represents an interesting blend of Etobicoke history and contemporary residential development, with original Veterans’ Homes sitting alongside renovated properties and increasingly substantial custom builds.

An Evolving Condo & Townhome Market

The Queensway has also emerged as an important condominium redevelopment corridor in South Etobicoke, adding a very different dimension to a neighbourhood historically associated with detached homes.

Recent developments including Reina Condos, Qube Condos, The Dalesford Condos and newer condominium development around Berry Road and Neighbourhood Lane have introduced modern apartments and additional housing choices throughout the community.

Townhome development has also become increasingly prominent. The Dalesford Road and Brussels Street area, in particular, contains substantial townhome communities that offer an alternative for buyers looking for more space than a typical condominium without the maintenance requirements of a traditional detached home.

Continued redevelopment along The Queensway itself is gradually increasing residential density and bringing new residents, businesses and investment to the corridor.

This evolution has broadened The Queensway real estate market considerably. First-time buyers, families, professionals and downsizers can increasingly move between condos, townhomes and detached houses while remaining within the same community.

Distinctive Areas Within The Queensway

Queensway Park & Uno Drive

Centred around Queensway Park, Uno Drive and the surrounding curved residential streets, this is one of the most recognizable and historically significant pockets within Queensway Village.

The area’s collection of post-war Veterans’ Homes and its unusual network of curved streets and cul-de-sacs give it a residential character distinct from much of South Etobicoke. Queensway Park sits at the heart of the community and has long served as an important gathering and recreation space for local families.

The housing has evolved substantially over time. Original 1½-storey homes remain, but many properties have been renovated, expanded or replaced with larger custom residences. As a result, the pocket provides a particularly clear example of how The Queensway has evolved while retaining elements of its original neighbourhood character.

Dalesford, Grand Avenue & Humber River

The eastern portion of the neighbourhood around Dalesford Road, Grand Avenue and surrounding streets offers a notably different housing mix, including detached homes, established townhome communities and newer condominium development.

The large townhome communities around Dalesford Road, Grand Avenue and Brussels Street have become an important component of the local housing market, while newer condominium development has added further variety.

Parts of this eastern section also benefit from proximity to the Humber River valley and surrounding parkland, giving residents convenient access to trails, natural areas and the broader waterfront green-space network.

Its location close to The Queensway and Gardiner Expressway also makes this an especially convenient pocket for commuters.

Central Queensway Village

The residential streets surrounding Royal York Road and The Queensway represent much of the traditional heart of Queensway Village.

Here, original bungalows and post-war homes increasingly sit alongside extensively renovated residences, additions and newer custom builds. Mature trees and established lots help preserve the residential character even as the housing continues to evolve.

Residents are close to Queensway Park, neighbourhood schools and the growing collection of restaurants, cafés, shops and services along The Queensway.

Islington & Western Queensway

Toward Islington Avenue, the neighbourhood offers another mix of established detached homes, newer residences and residential development.

This pocket benefits from convenient access to Islington Avenue, The Queensway’s commercial corridor, nearby Bloor Street amenities, major retailers and employment areas while remaining connected to the quieter residential streets that characterize Queensway Village.

The Queensway Real Estate Market

The diversity of housing makes The Queensway real estate market particularly interesting.

Values can vary considerably depending on lot size, street, renovation quality, house size and proximity to parks, schools and major roads. An original bungalow or Veterans’ Home on a desirable lot may attract buyers interested in the existing house as well as renovators and custom-home buyers, while substantially renovated properties and newer construction appeal to a different segment of the market.

This makes accurate pricing particularly important. Two properties located only a few streets apart can have significantly different values based on the size and condition of the home, lot characteristics and redevelopment potential.

The growth of the neighbourhood’s condo and townhome market adds another layer to local pricing and buyer demand, making The Queensway one of South Etobicoke’s more diverse residential real estate markets.

Our Favourite Things To Do

The Queensway Parks and Outdoor Amenities

Queensway Park – One of the true hubs of the neighbourhood and a favourite with local families year-round. The park features an outdoor hockey rink and skating trail, two baseball diamonds, tennis and pickleball courts, outdoor table tennis and a large children’s playground.

Jeff Healey Park – A unique neighbourhood park honouring legendary Canadian musician and longtime Etobicoke resident Jeff Healey. Musical instruments and interactive musical elements are incorporated into the playground as a tribute to Healey, while the park also features a baseball diamond, tennis and pickleball courts.

Mimico Creek Trails – Walk, run or cycle along the trails beside Mimico Creek, offering a peaceful natural setting and easy access to green space right within the neighbourhood.

Local Restaurants, Bakeries & Neighbourhood Favourites

One of the things we love most about The Queensway is its collection of independent restaurants, bakeries and long-standing local businesses. The Queensway commercial corridor has continued to evolve while retaining many of the neighbourhood establishments that have been part of the community for years.

Mamma Martino’s – A longtime Etobicoke institution and neighbourhood favourite for traditional Italian comfort food, with a casual, welcoming atmosphere that has made it a fixture on The Queensway.

Tom’s Dairy Freeze – A true Etobicoke landmark and summertime tradition, serving its famous soft-serve ice cream on The Queensway for generations. Consistently recognized among Toronto’s top ice cream shops, Tom’s draws visitors from across the city while remaining a beloved neighbourhood favourite. They also sell fresh Ontario Christmas trees during the winter months.

HV Bakery & Patisserie – A local bakery and patisserie offering freshly baked breads, pastries, cakes and other handcrafted treats. A wonderful independent business and a great example of the locally owned shops that contribute to the character of The Queensway community.

Dino’s Wood Burning Pizza – A local favourite for wood-fired pizza and Italian dishes and a popular casual dining option along The Queensway.

Sushi Kaji – One of Toronto’s most highly regarded Japanese dining destinations, offering an intimate omakase experience that draws diners from well beyond Etobicoke.

Elijah’s Automatic Flame Broiled – A neighbourhood destination for flame-broiled burgers and casual comfort food on The Queensway.

Corazón Agave – A vibrant local destination for Mexican-inspired food and flavours, adding another distinctive independent restaurant to The Queensway’s increasingly diverse dining scene.

Posticino Ristorante – A long-standing neighbourhood Italian restaurant offering classic Italian cuisine in an intimate setting.

Bua Thai – A popular local choice for Thai cuisine and another long-established restaurant along The Queensway corridor.

ACME Burger Company – A neighbourhood spot specializing in burgers and casual fare and a welcome addition to the area’s collection of independent restaurants.

Fancy Face Rosé Room – A glamorous, 1920s Paris-inspired beauty destination at 718 The Queensway, offering professional hair and makeup services, bridal preparation, makeup lessons and masterclasses, along with the opportunity to shop the Canadian brand’s signature cosmetics and skincare collection in person. The beautifully designed Rosé Room is also available to Fancy Face clients for private photoshoots and celebrations.

Martino Manor Haunted House – A longtime Etobicoke Halloween tradition on The Queensway, Martino Manor transforms into an elaborate haunted attraction each fall with immersive sets, live actors and plenty of scares. A unique neighbourhood destination that has become a popular seasonal tradition for Halloween fans from across Toronto.

Shop The Queensway – Explore the growing collection of restaurants, shops, professional services and independent businesses along The Queensway. The active local BIA supports neighbourhood businesses, events and community initiatives and plays an important role in strengthening the commercial corridor and its connection to the surrounding residential community.

Schools in The Queensway

Families in The Queensway have access to a strong selection of public, Catholic and specialized schools, although catchments vary depending on the property’s location.

Castlebar Junior School – A neighbourhood elementary school closely associated with the residential community surrounding Queensway Park.

Norseman Junior Middle School – JK–8 school serving portions of The Queensway and neighbouring communities.

St. Louis Catholic School – Catholic elementary school located directly within the neighbourhood on Morgan Avenue.

Holy Angels Catholic School – Catholic elementary school serving families in this part of Etobicoke.

Etobicoke Collegiate Institute – One of Etobicoke’s established secondary schools.

Bishop Allen Academy – Catholic secondary school serving students throughout South and Central Etobicoke.

Karen Kain School of the Arts – Specialized arts-focused school for students in Grades 6–8.

Etobicoke School of the Arts – Specialized secondary school combining academic studies with intensive arts programming.

School boundaries and specialized-program admission requirements can change, so buyers should verify current eligibility with the appropriate school board.

Commuting & Accessibility

One of The Queensway’s greatest advantages is its proximity to downtown Toronto and the number of transportation options available to residents.

TTC bus service along major streets provides connections to Royal York and Islington subway stations, while nearby Mimico GO Station provides another convenient option for commuters travelling downtown.

For drivers, immediate access to the Gardiner Expressway makes downtown Toronto readily accessible, while connections to the QEW, Highway 427 and Highway 401 provide convenient travel throughout the GTA.

Cyclists and pedestrians also benefit from nearby trails and green-space networks connecting the community with the Humber River and Toronto waterfront.

The combination of detached-home living, proximity to downtown, transit options and immediate highway access remains one of the strongest reasons buyers choose The Queensway.

Notable Sales in The Queensway

Our extensive experience in The Queensway and Queensway Village real estate includes detached homes, custom builds, bungalows, townhomes, multi-unit properties and condominiums throughout the neighbourhood. Below are some of the properties we have proudly represented in this popular South Etobicoke community.

22 Brussels Street – Custom-built 4+1 bedroom home offering nearly 3,800 sq. ft. of total living space, with a chef’s kitchen, main-floor family room, luxurious primary suite and professionally finished lower level. Sold in just one day for full asking price.

24 Castlebar Road – Fully renovated solid brick bungalow on a wide 51′ x 105′ lot backing onto green space, featuring an open-concept main level, custom kitchen, separate-entrance lower level and landscaped backyard. Sold in multiple offers.

19 Moynes Avenue – Newly built custom home on a deep 140′ lot, offering more than 3,200 sq. ft. of total living space with a gourmet kitchen, main-floor family room, four bedrooms and a professionally finished lower level.

24 Morgan Avenue – Spacious 4+2 bedroom brick bungalow on a 45′ x 108′ west-facing lot, featuring four main-level bedrooms and a separate-entrance two-bedroom lower-level apartment. Successfully secured for our buyer significantly under asking.

36 Uno Drive – Extensively renovated 3+1 bedroom home backing directly onto Queensway Park, featuring a bright open-concept interior, contemporary kitchen, separate-entrance lower level and private backyard with direct park access. Sold signficiantly over asking in multiple offers after just one day on the market.

11 Inverness Avenue – Custom-rebuilt four-bedroom home offering approximately 2,340 sq. ft. above grade, with an open-concept main level, custom kitchen, main-floor family room, luxurious primary suite and professionally finished lower level. Sold on a pre-emptive offer after one day on the market.

35 Holbrooke Avenue – Extra-wide semi-detached home on an impressive 45′ x 126′ lot, offering more than 2,100 sq. ft. of total living space, a renovated kitchen, three bedrooms and a separate-entrance lower level.

61 Uno Drive – Original 1½-storey Queensway home on a 40′ x 100′ lot in the historic Queensway Park pocket, offering three bedrooms, a separate-entrance lower level and excellent renovation, addition or redevelopment potential. Sold over asking with multiple offers.

21 Bentley Drive – Renovated three-bedroom bungalow offering more than 2,680 sq. ft. of total living space, with an open-concept kitchen, main-floor family room, finished lower level and exceptional outdoor entertaining space. Sold over asking after one day on the market.

36 Edgecroft Drive – Extensively renovated 3+1 bedroom home with a custom second-floor addition, open-concept main level, landscaped backyard and professionally finished lower level. Represented the successful purchaser.

666 Royal York Road – Purpose-built triplex on an extraordinary 41′ x 206.4′ lot, featuring three self-contained units, a detached double garage and extensive parking. A distinctive multi-unit property in the heart of The Queensway.

20 Cannon Road – Solid brick bungalow on an exceptional 40′ x 150′ lot, offering three bedrooms, a separate-entrance lower level and a large west-facing backyard with excellent renovation or redevelopment potential. Sold over asking with multiple offers.

245 Dalesford Road #403 – Spacious suite in a boutique Queensway Village condominium, featuring a functional layout, courtyard-facing balcony with gas BBQ connection and access to a rooftop terrace and fitness facilities. Ideally positioned near Mimico GO, The Queensway and the waterfront. Sold over asking.

7 Smith Crescent #622 – Contemporary one-bedroom suite at Queensway Park Condos featuring a modern open-concept interior, balcony and parking in a newer boutique building directly beside Queensway Park. Sold over asking after four days on the market.

What Our Queensway Clients Say

“We sold our home in Queensway Village with Markian and couldn’t believe how easy the process was. We listed for just three days and sold on the fourth. Everything was simple, organized and quick, and our experience with Markian was fabulous. He is the best agent we’ve worked with, and we couldn’t have been happier with the experience.”

Roman & Cinithia, The Queensway

“Markian is extremely knowledgeable about the West Toronto and Etobicoke real estate markets and genuinely cares about his clients. He was incredibly patient as we searched for the right home in Queensway Village, always giving us the information we needed without ever pressuring us. When we finally found our home, his negotiation strategy helped us purchase it below asking. We highly recommend Markian to anyone buying or selling in Etobicoke.”

Kim, Queensway Village

“We’ve worked with Markian for more than 10 years, buying, selling and leasing properties primarily in Queensway Village. He is a skilled negotiator, extremely knowledgeable and professional, and always puts his clients’ best interests first. His full-service approach includes everything from pre-sale renovations and cleanups to staging and marketing. Whether buying a home or an investment property, Markian brings tremendous effort and experience to the process. We recommend him without hesitation.”

Yaroslav, The Queensway

Why Work With Us in The Queensway

Your Queensway Real Estate Experts

Buying or selling a home in The Queensway and Queensway Village requires an understanding of a diverse and rapidly evolving real estate market. Property values can vary considerably depending on the street, lot size, condition, redevelopment potential and type of home—from original post-war and Veterans’ Homes to renovated bungalows, custom builds, townhomes and newer condominiums.

At Silecky Thompson Real Estate Group, we have extensive experience representing buyers and sellers throughout The Queensway and have completed transactions across a wide range of property types and price points. This depth of local experience gives us a detailed understanding of the neighbourhood, its distinctive residential pockets and the features that influence buyer demand and property value.

Our approach includes:

• Extensive Queensway experience – A substantial history of buying and selling homes throughout Queensway Village, including properties around Queensway Park and Uno Drive, Castlebar, Edgecroft, Morgan, Dalesford and surrounding streets.
• Strategic pricing and positioning – We consider recent comparable sales alongside lot characteristics, renovation quality, redevelopment potential and current buyer demand to determine how a property should be positioned in the market.
• Full-service home preparation – From decluttering, cleaning and staging to landscaping, repairs and coordinating trusted trades, we help prepare each property to make the strongest possible impression.
• Professional marketing – High-quality photography, video, floor plans, digital advertising and targeted online exposure showcase each home’s most compelling features.
• Experienced negotiation – Whether navigating multiple offers, evaluating an offer on your home or negotiating a purchase, we develop a strategy designed to protect your interests and achieve the strongest possible outcome.
• Personalized, hands-on service – Clear communication, thoughtful advice and careful attention to detail remain central to our approach from the initial consultation through closing.

Our knowledge of The Queensway real estate market goes beyond recent sales data. We understand how the historic Veterans’ Homes around Queensway Park differ from renovated and custom-built properties, where larger lots can be found, how redevelopment potential can affect value and how the neighbourhood’s growing condo and townhome market fits into the broader South Etobicoke market.

For buyers, that knowledge helps identify value and understand the nuances between individual streets and properties. For sellers, it allows us to position and market a home based on the characteristics that matter most to today’s Queensway buyers.

Thinking About Buying or Selling in The Queensway?

Whether you’re considering selling your Queensway home, searching for a property in Queensway Village, or simply wondering what your home may be worth in today’s market, we’re here to help.

As experienced Queensway and Etobicoke Realtors, the Silecky Thompson Real Estate Group combines extensive neighbourhood knowledge, data-driven pricing, strategic marketing, skilled negotiation and personalized, full-service support to help our clients make confident real estate decisions.

Thinking about buying or selling in The Queensway? Contact us to start a conversation about your real estate goals.

Markian Silecky, Broker • markian@sileckythompson.com • 647-282-7653