Toronto neighbourhood

Homes for sale in East End Toronto.

Toronto's east end, including The Beaches, the Danforth, East York and Riverdale.

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Type
Toronto district
Region
City of Toronto

On the market

Homes for sale in East End Toronto

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Just listedOpen house Sat, Oct 24
$999,000
207 Waverley Road
The Beaches, Toronto E02 · Semi-Detached
- 3beds
- 2baths
- 1100-1500sq ft
Listing courtesy of REAL ESTATE HOMEWARD
Just listedOpen house Sun, Oct 25
$699,000
74 East Lynn Avenue
East End-Danforth, Toronto E02 · Semi-Detached
- 3beds
- 2baths
- 1100-1500sq ft
Listing courtesy of ROYAL LEPAGE URBAN REALTY
Just listedOpen house Thu, Oct 22
$1,499,000
23 Norway Avenue
The Beaches, Toronto E02 · Detached
- 3beds
- 2baths
- 1100-1500sq ft
Listing courtesy of ROYAL LEPAGE ESTATE REALTY
Just listed
$2,299,000
1349/1351 Queen Street E
Greenwood-Coxwell, Toronto E01 · Multiplex
- 10beds
- 6baths
- 5000 +sq ft
Listing courtesy of PSR
Just listed
$499,900
140 Barker Avenue
Woodbine-Lumsden, Toronto E03 · Detached
- 3beds
- 1baths
- 700-1100sq ft
Listing courtesy of ROYAL LEPAGE BURLOAK REAL ESTATE SERVICES
Just listed
$999,000
85 Woodfield Road
Greenwood-Coxwell, Toronto E01 · Duplex
- 4beds
- 2baths
- 1100-1500sq ft
Listing courtesy of REMAX YOUR COMMUNITY REALTY

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Area guide

Living in East End Toronto

Toronto's East End covers the neighbourhoods east of the Don River and Downtown, along Lake Ontario and Danforth Avenue. On this site it includes Riverdale, Leslieville, The Beaches, the Danforth (Greektown) and East York. East End is an everyday name, not an official boundary.

Location: East of the Don River, along Lake Ontario and Danforth Avenue
Part of: City of Toronto
Listings on this site: TRREB districts E01, E02 and E03

Communities

Riverdale · East of the Don River Valley, with Riverdale Park, Withrow Park and Broadview Avenue
Leslieville · Began as a village in the 1850s around George Leslie's Toronto Nurseries
The Beaches · On Lake Ontario, with Woodbine Beach, a boardwalk and a Queen Street East shopping strip
The Danforth (Greektown) · Danforth Avenue between Chester Avenue and Dewhurst Boulevard, home of the Taste of the Danforth food festival
East York · A former borough that joined the City of Toronto in 1998
Other communities · Greenwood-Coxwell, Blake-Jones, Woodbine Corridor, Crescent Town, Playter Estates-Danforth and Broadview North

Getting around

TTC Line 2 Bloor-Danforth has stations at Broadview, Chester, Pape, Donlands, Greenwood, Coxwell, Woodbine and Main Street in the East End.
TTC streetcars run along Queen Street East.
The Don Valley Parkway runs through East York.

Parks and schools

Parks and waterfront

Riverdale Park and Withrow Park
Woodbine Beach and the boardwalk
Kew Gardens, between Queen Street and Lake Ontario
The Don River Valley

Main streets

Danforth Avenue
Queen Street East, through Leslieville and The Beaches
Broadview Avenue

Facts come from the 2021 Census of Population and public sources, last checked in October 2026. Want current prices, recent sales or the best streets in East End Toronto? Ask Rahul.

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Where is Toronto's East End?

The East End is the part of Toronto east of the Don River and Downtown, along Lake Ontario and Danforth Avenue. It includes Riverdale, Leslieville, The Beaches, the Danforth and East York. The name is everyday, not an official boundary.

How do I get around the East End without a car?

TTC Line 2 Bloor-Danforth runs along Danforth Avenue with stations from Broadview to Main Street, and TTC streetcars run along Queen Street East.

What kinds of homes are in the East End?

The East End has a mix of detached houses, condominium apartments and a noticeable share of semi-detached homes, including many older Victorian and Edwardian houses. Tell Rahul your budget and what you need, and he can point you to the parts of the East End that fit.

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