Looking for the cheapest house for sale in Toronto? While Toronto is known for its sky-high real estate prices, budget-conscious buyers can still find great deals in emerging neighbourhoods, older properties, or homes with renovation potential. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or investor, affordable housing opportunities do exist, if you know where to look.
81 Meadowcliffe Drive
Toronto
M1M 2X8
$499,000
Residential Freehold
beds: 0
baths: 0.0
- Status:
- Active
- Prop. Type:
- Residential Freehold
- MLS® Num:
- E13811848
- Photos (26)
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- Property Type:
- Residential Freehold
- Property Sub Type:
- Vacant Land
- Home Style:
- Other
- Lot Size:
- .50-1.99
- Lot Depth:
- 100'
- Lot Frontage:
- 155'2"
- Lot Details:
- 155.17 x 100.00 Feet
- Direction Faces:
- North
- Bedrooms:
- 0
- Bathrooms:
- 0.0
- Water supply:
- Municipal
- Kitchens:
- 0
- Rooms:
- 0
- Zoning:
- RD*200)
- Alternative Power:
- None
- Parking Features:
- Lane
- Possession Details:
- Vacant
- Pool:
- None
- HST Applicable To Sale Price:
- In Addition To
- Taxes:
- $8,079.79 / 2026
- Assessment:
- $- / -
- Toronto
- Toronto E08
- Cliffcrest
- Beach, Clear View, Lake/Pond, Park, Public Transit
- Other
- N/A.
- N/A.
- Other
- 0'
- Other
- Indirect
- Unknown
- None
- Obstructive
- Municipal Road
- Lake Ontario
- Lake
- Not Applicable
- None
- Utilities Cable:
- No
- Utilities Telephone:
- No
- Utilities Gas:
- No
- Utilities Hydro:
- Available
- Utilities Water:
- Available
- Sewers:
- Yes
- Special Designation:
- Unknown
- Sewers:
- Sewer
- Central Vacuum:
- No
- Seller Property Info Statement:
- No
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- DARYL KING
- RE/MAX HALLMARK REALTY LIMITED
- 1 (905) 9075464
- homes@darylking.com
Why Affordable Toronto Homes Are Worth Exploring
• Entry point into one of Canada’s hottest real estate markets
• Opportunity to renovate and build equity
• Perfect for investors seeking rental income
• Found in up-and-coming or transitioning neighbourhoods
• Lower property taxes and mortgage payments
What to Expect from the Cheapest Homes in Toronto
When browsing Toronto’s lowest-priced houses, you’ll often see:
• Bungalows, semi-detached, or older detached homes
• Smaller lot sizes or homes requiring updates
• Basic finishes or dated interiors
• Value-add potential with zoning flexibility or laneway options
• Proximity to transit, future developments, or outer boroughs
Neighbourhood Highlights Near Toronto’s Affordable Homes
Some of the cheapest houses in Toronto can be found in areas like Scarborough, Etobicoke, and parts of North York. These regions offer a mix of older inventory, multi-family zoning, and properties near GO transit or future development zones. While they may not boast luxury appeal upfront, they offer excellent long-term growth and accessibility.
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FAQs – Cheapest House for Sale in Toronto
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?
Yes, if you’re willing to renovate or rent. Properties under market value tend to appreciate faster when updated.
3. Can I get a mortgage for a fixer-upper home?
Absolutely. Some lenders offer renovation financing options for older or distressed homes.
4. What type of buyer usually targets low-priced homes?
First-time buyers, flippers, and long-term investors looking to add value are most common.