Banbury Neighbourhood - Banbury-Don Mills, Toronto - Recently Sold 18 Detached Homes at Average $2.36M

Location

Community Overview

Banbury is at North West Corner of Banbury-Don Mills Community. The community of Banbury-Don Mills runs from East Don River on the west to York Mills Road in the North, Wilket Creek on the east, and Eglinton Avenue on the South. Surrounded by ample green space, the Banbury-Don Mills is populated by a mature residential area with a bustling commercial business along Don Mills Road. At the community's south end, a new master plan will develop 60 Acres of space into a living, working, and entertainment hub. In addition, a crosstown LRT is under development along Eglinton to serve the residents. The original housing stocks consist of detached bungalows, split-level, and 2-story homes mostly built between the mid-1950s and early 1970s. In past 3 months, 18 Detached homes were sold at average of $2.36M. Also, a significantly higher proportion of the residents have a bachelor's degree and above. In Banbury neighbourhood, you will find many residents are Chinese, Jewish, Polish, Asian, and Austrian. Around 26% of residents travel by public transit. South to York Mills Road and west of Don Valley Parkway, Donald Golf and Country Club overlooking the scenic valley with a meandering river running through the golf fields, offers its members a natural avenue for golfing, tennis, curling, swimming, dining, and fitness. Several shopping plazas are spread along Don Mills Road. Banbury-Don Mills is a highly sought-after community in Toronto. Approximate to the downtown core and straightforward highway access make the community a particularly suitable location to live for working professionals. The robust school system, larger living space, and many beautiful parks appeal to families with kids.

Neighbourhood Houses

100 Banbury Rd Toronto. To find the price of recently sold homes near my neighbourhood in Banbury-Don Mills, Toronto, please contact realtor Alan Zheng (647-877-9311).

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