Casa Loma

Casa Loma is named for its centrepiece: Sir Henry Pellatt’s majestic castle, one of Toronto’s most beloved landmarks. But beyond the tourist attraction lies a sophisticated residential neighbourhood of quiet streets, distinguished homes, and a unique place in the city’s geography, perched on the Davenport escarpment with commanding views of downtown.

This is a neighbourhood of remarkable architectural diversity. Along Austin Terrace and Walmer Road, stately Edwardian mansions sit beside contemporary architectural homes that push design boundaries. The Wells Hill area offers more modest but equally charming detached and semi-detached homes, many with stunning city views.

Architecture: Casa Loma’s housing stock spans a century of Toronto architecture. Grand Edwardian and neo-Georgian estates dominate the streets closest to the castle, while mid-century modern homes and bold contemporary builds appear throughout. The escarpment location creates dramatic opportunities for homes with panoramic city views, a rarity in midtown Toronto.

The Market: Casa Loma offers a distinctive mix of historic homes and contemporary builds on the Davenport escarpment. Properties range from Edwardian mansions to modern architectural homes, many with panoramic city views.

Who Lives Here: Casa Loma attracts a mix of long-established residents, young professionals drawn by the architecture and proximity to the Annex, and families who appreciate the neighbourhood’s parks and schools. The Spadina Museum, George Brown House, and the castle gardens provide cultural richness rarely found in a residential neighbourhood.