48 Daisy Toronto,ON M8W 1S1 — Photo 1
Single Family Detached · Listed 13 days ago

48 Daisy Toronto,ON M8W 1S1

Toronto, ON, Canada

2 Beds1 Baths1,100–1,100 sqft0 Built

List price

$629,000

Why This Property?

This Long Branch property sits on a 25 x 125 ft lot and is positioned for a new build or investment in south Etobicoke. The area adds value with Long Branch GO Station, TTC bus access, and nearby waterfront green space including Colonel Samuel Smith Park, Etobicoke Valley Park, and Marie Curtis Park.

Facts & Features

Bedrooms & bathrooms

  • Bedrooms: 2
  • Bathrooms: 1
  • Full: 1
  • Half: 0

Living Area

  • 1,100–1,100 sqft

Stories

Lot size

  • 0.072 acres

Year built

  • 0

Property type

  • Single Family Detached

Standard status

  • Active

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    Utilities

      Water / Sewer

      About This Property

      Great opportunity to build new home or investment property in desirable South Etobicoke. This premium lot measures 25 x 125 ft, offering excellent potential for redevelopment or a custom build. Located in a sought-after neighborhood with convenient access to parks, schools, transit, and local amenities. A rare chance to secure land in a rapidly growing area.

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      ROYAL LEPAGE PORRITT REAL ESTATE

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      Frequently Asked Questions

      Everything you need to know about valuing and buying with RealOrca.

      What makes this Long Branch lot suitable for redevelopment?
      It offers a 25 x 125 ft lot in south Etobicoke, with the listing specifically positioned for a new home or investment property.
      What schools and transit serve the Long Branch area?
      Long Branch is served by Long Branch GO Station, TTC bus routes, and area schools including James S. Bell Junior Middle School, Twentieth Street Junior School, The Holy Trinity Catholic School, Lakeshore Collegiate Institute, and Father John Redmond Catholic Secondary School.
      What should buyers know about purchasing a single family detached home in Toronto?
      Buying a detached home in Toronto often involves balancing neighbourhood, commute, school options, and lot size. Because the city is diverse, it helps to compare areas based on lifestyle, transit access, and the style and age of homes available. Working with a local real estate professional can help you understand market conditions, offer strategy, and the steps from viewing to closing.
      What are common features of single family detached homes in Toronto?
      Detached homes in Toronto commonly offer private front and back yards, multiple bedrooms, and finished or unfinished basements. Many are found in established neighbourhoods and can range from older character homes to newer builds. Depending on the area, buyers may also find garages, driveways, and renovated interiors.
      Which Toronto neighbourhood factors matter most for detached-home buyers?
      Important factors include access to TTC transit, proximity to parks and shopping, school catchments, and the feel of the surrounding streets. Some buyers prioritize quieter residential areas, while others want easier access to downtown or major transit hubs like Union Station. Neighbourhood character can vary widely across the city, so it is worth exploring several areas before deciding.
      How important are schools when buying a detached home in Toronto?
      Schools are an important consideration for many buyers in Toronto, especially families looking for long-term fit. The city is served by the Toronto District School Board and the Toronto Catholic District School Board, along with other schooling options. Buyers often check school boundaries and nearby amenities early in the search process.