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Toronto New Semi-Detached Homes For Sale

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Toronto New Semi-Detached Homes For Sale

Toronto’s new semi-detached selection has 11 homes, priced from $869,000 to $1,799,000, with a median asking price of $1,298,000. Oakwood Village, Alderwood and Danforth are among the represented neighbourhoods. Compare these areas and individual property locations, since TTC and GO access, school options and nearby amenities are not uniform across the city.

There are 11 new semi-detached homes in this Toronto collection. Asking prices run from $869,000 to $1,799,000, and the median is $1,298,000. Oakwood Village, Alderwood and Danforth give buyers three named neighbourhoods to start their search, with property details and address helping distinguish each option.

Toronto’s TTC network includes subway, streetcar and bus routes; GO Transit offers regional rail and bus connections. Parks, recreation facilities and libraries are found across the city, but proximity depends on the home. Check the address for nearby transit and services, and verify school boundaries and program availability with the relevant board.

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What is a single-family semi-detached home in Toronto?
A single-family semi-detached home is one side of a duplex-style property that shares one common wall with the neighbouring home. In Toronto, this type of housing often offers a good balance between the privacy of a detached home and the more efficient land use of attached housing.
What should buyers consider when purchasing a semi-detached home in Toronto?
Buyers should review the condition of shared walls, the age and maintenance history of the home, lot size, parking, basement features, and any renovations or additions. It’s also wise to understand local zoning, permits, and the surrounding neighbourhood’s long-term livability.
Are semi-detached homes in Toronto usually close to transit?
Many Toronto neighbourhoods with semi-detached homes have access to TTC subway, streetcar, and bus routes, and some areas also connect well to GO Transit and UP Express through major hubs like Union Station. Transit access can vary by neighbourhood, so location remains an important factor for daily commuting.
What are common features of semi-detached homes in Toronto?
These homes often include multiple storeys, front and back yards, basements, and a shared side wall with an attached neighbour. Depending on the age of the home and neighbourhood, buyers may also find older character details, updated interiors, laneway or rear parking, and finished lower levels.
Which school boards serve Toronto neighbourhoods?
Toronto is primarily served by the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) and the Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB). School catchments can differ by address, so buyers should confirm eligibility directly for the specific home and school year.
What makes Toronto an attractive city for semi-detached home buyers?
Toronto offers a mix of neighbourhood styles, strong transit options, and a wide range of amenities, making it appealing for many households. Semi-detached homes can be especially attractive for buyers who want more space than a condo while staying in established urban communities.