Leslieville

Toronto, Ontario

Leslieville

About Leslieville

Named for market gardener George Leslie, Leslieville grew up around 19th-century brickyards and small factories before becoming one of Toronto's most talked-about east-end turnarounds. Rows of Victorian and Edwardian workers' cottages and semi-detached homes now sell at a premium, many renovated with rear additions and laneway suites.

Queen Street East anchors the neighbourhood's independent cafés, design shops, and restaurants, while the 501 and 503 Queen streetcars and quick access to the Don Valley Parkway keep downtown within a short commute. Leslie Grove Park and nearby Jonathan Ashbridge Park give the area a village feel that continues to draw young families.

Market snapshot

Typical price range

Based on the sample listings shown for Leslieville

Sample listings here range from $2,150,000 to $2,150,000 CAD. Property types include Renovated Victorian Semi-Detached.

Last updated: October 2026 · sample data, not a live market feed.

Leslieville FAQ

It varies by property: for example, sample listings here have included private laneway parking pad. Street permit parking is common for homes without a private drive.
About 10 min streetcar to downtown core, based on the sample commute data shown above.
This sample portfolio notes 501/503 for queen streetcar access, worth confirming current boundaries directly with the relevant school board.
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