Step back in time with this week’s Pick 5! David takes you inside the five oldest homes currently for sale in Toronto — from a rowhouse dating back to 1870 in Cabbagetown to classic Victorians from the 1880s in Queen West, Leslieville, and Harbord Village.
These homes may be over 140 years old, but they still offer unique character and even investment potential. Whether you’re a renovation dreamer, a vintage-home enthusiast, or just curious about Toronto’s housing history, this episode is for you.
This week’s picks:
- 02:09 – 62 Elm Grove Ave – $699K fixer-upper near Queen & Dufferin. Built in 1880 and full of potential, but needing major renovations
- 05:42 – 57 Gwynne Ave – Another 1880 rowhouse listed, beautifully restored with its original charm yet updated features
- 09:56 – 100 Amelia Street – The oldest on the list, built in 1870, a stunning two-bed Victorian semi in historic Cabbagetown
- 16:04 – 66 Badgerow Ave – A fully detached 1880 Victorian near Leslieville, with original details and a spacious lot
- 19:53 – 520 Manning Ave – An semi-detached 1880 Victorian in Harbord Village, blending original character with modern updates
- 24:24 – Wrap-up: Would you live in a 150-year-old home?
From laneways once built for horse-drawn carriages to eclectic interiors full of history, these homes highlight just how much the city has changed and how much old-world charm Toronto buyers can enjoy.