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18 Aldergrove Avenue
Woodbine Corridor Toronto M4C 1B2

$499,000
Residential Freehold beds: 3 baths: 2.0

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Photo 1: 18 Aldergrove Avenue in Toronto: Woodbine Corridor House for sale (Toronto E02)  : MLS®# E14167384
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Status:
Active
Prop. Type:
Residential Freehold
MLS® Num:
E14167384
Bedrooms:
3
Bathrooms:
2
Opportunity knocks in one of Toronto's most sought-after family neighbourhoods! This 3-bedroom semi-detached home with a basement apartment offers incredible potential for buyers looking to renovate, customize, and create a home perfectly suited to their lifestyle. Set on a charming dead end street overlooking the open green space and beloved community dog park across the road, you'll enjoy expansive views, a greater sense of space, and a welcoming neighbourhood atmosphere. Dog parks naturally bring neighbours together, creating a strong sense of community and connection rarely found in the city. Families will appreciate being within the catchment for highly regarded Earl Haig Public School, while outdoor enthusiasts will love being just steps to East Lynn Park, home to the popular farmers' market, playgrounds, community events, and countless opportunities to connect with neighbours. Leave the car at home and enjoy one of Toronto's most walkable east-end locations. Stroll to the vibrant Danforth with its independent cafes, artisan bakeries, butcher shops, restaurants, and everyday conveniences. Commuting is effortless with Woodbine Subway Station just a 6-minute walk away. The home itself requires significant updating and is being offered as an opportunity for those with a passion for creating beauty & vision. Whether you're a renovator, investor, or end-user looking to build equity and create your forever home, the location alone makes this a rare offering. A chance to secure a home in an established neighbourhood where community, parks, schools, and walkability come together-bring your imagination and unlock the potential.
Property Type:
Residential Freehold
Property Sub Type:
Semi-Detached
Home Style:
2-Storey
Approx. Age:
100+
Total Approx Floor Area:
1100-1500
Lot Depth:
105'
Lot Frontage:
20'1"
Direction Faces:
North
Bedrooms:
3
Bathrooms:
2.0
Water supply:
Municipal
Kitchens:
1
Bedrooms Above Grade:
3
Kitchens Above Grade:
1
Rooms Above Grade:
5
Heating type:
Forced Air
Heating Fuel:
Wood
Fireplaces:
1
Foundation:
Concrete Block
Roof:
Asphalt Shingle
Basement:
Separate Entrance
Fireplace/Stove:
Yes
Garage:
None
Garage Spaces:
0.0
Other Structures:
Shed
Parking Spaces:
0
Total Parking Spaces:
0.0
Family Room:
No
Possession Details:
TBA
Pool:
None
HST Applicable To Sale Price:
Not Subject to HST
Taxes:
$5,067.47 / 2025
Assessment:
$- / -
Toronto
Toronto E02
Woodbine Corridor
Other
See Schedule B attached.
See Schedule B attached.
See Schedule B attached.
Brick
Special Designation:
Unknown
Sewers:
Sewer
Air Conditioning:
None
Central Vacuum:
No
Seller Property Info Statement:
No
Date Listed:
Nov 10, 2026
Original Price:
Previous Price:
  • Photo 1: 18 Aldergrove Avenue in Toronto: Woodbine Corridor House for sale (Toronto E02)  : MLS®# E14167384
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  • Photo 4: 18 Aldergrove Avenue in Toronto: Woodbine Corridor House for sale (Toronto E02)  : MLS®# E14167384
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Listed by ROYAL LEPAGE SIGNATURE SUSAN GUCCI REALTY
Data was last updated November 12, 2026 at 06:15 AM (UTC)
Area Statistics
Listings on market:
37
Avg list price:
$1,199,000
Min list price:
$499,000
Max list price:
$2,499,000
Avg days on market:
19
Min days on market:
1
Max days on market:
168
These statistics are generated based on the current listing's property type and located in Toronto E02. Average values are derived using median calculations. This data is not produced by the MLS® system.
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1. What is the lowest price for a house in Toronto right now?
As of this month, listings can start as low as $500,000, especially in areas needing renovation or further from the downtown core.

2. Are cheap houses in Toronto a good investment?
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3. Can I get a mortgage for a fixer-upper home?
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