Rosedale

Toronto, Ontario

Market snapshot

As of September 26, 2026, the median asking price in Rosedale, Toronto is $1,933,500, across 78 active MLS® listings.

Those listings have been on the market an average of 41 days.

49 new listings came to market in Rosedale in the last 30 days.

Condos in Rosedale are listed at an average of $1,590,442 across 38 active listings.

Detached homes in Rosedale are listed at an average of $5,233,153 across 32 active listings.

Ravines, mansions, downtown hush

About Rosedale

Rosedale is Toronto’s old-money enclave that somehow still feels like a secret: winding streets that defy the grid, cathedral-like tree canopies, and deep ravines that swallow city noise. The neighbourhood’s bones were set in the late-19th and early-20th centuries, when grand stone and brick homes rose above the Don Valley and the Park Road Reservation. Even today, you can walk minutes from Bloor Street and feel miles away—more “ravine city” than metropolis.

The community skews toward established professionals, executives, and long-tenured homeowners, with a quieter daytime rhythm and a distinctly residential hum after dark. There’s a polished, private feel—dog walkers on Crescent Road, runners cutting through the Moore Park Ravine, and parents moving between top-tier schools and low-key local errands. While ownership dominates, a smaller share of renters and downsizers find their foothold in boutique condos and a handful of purpose-built rentals clustered near Bloor and along the subway spine.

Real estate here trades on scarcity and setting: sizeable heritage lots, meticulous restorations, and a condo market that prizes discretion over flash. Detached homes can command premium pricing for ravine adjacency, rebuild potential, and architectural pedigree, while luxury low-rise condos and select higher-rise options near Yonge–Bloor offer a turnkey alternative for buyers who want the postal code without the upkeep. With a near-perfect Walk Score (99) and immediate access to Line 1 at Rosedale Station, the neighbourhood’s value proposition is less about novelty and more about permanence—beautiful, central, and hard to replicate.

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Walk Score 99 · Transit Score 87 · Bike Score 76

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