Summerhill

Summerhill is one of Toronto’s most beloved midtown neighbourhoods, defined by its village-like atmosphere, exceptional schools, and the iconic LCBO Summerhill store housed in a restored 1916 railway station. It is a place where families put down roots for generations, drawn by the neighbourhood’s warmth, walkability, and strong sense of community.

The neighbourhood centres around the Summerhill Avenue and Macpherson Avenue corridor, where mature trees create a canopy over wide, quiet streets. The Yonge and St. Clair intersection, just a short walk away, provides every urban convenience while Summerhill itself maintains a distinctly residential character.

Architecture: Summerhill is characterized by stately detached homes from the early 20th century, Georgian, Edwardian, and Tudor Revival styles dominate. Many homes have been beautifully renovated with modern interiors while retaining their period exteriors. The area also features charming semi-detached homes and luxury townhouse developments along Yonge Street.

The Market: Summerhill is one of Toronto's most family-oriented neighbourhoods. Detached and semi-detached homes are in consistently high demand, driven by the area's excellent schools, village atmosphere, and midtown convenience.

Who Lives Here: Summerhill is overwhelmingly family-oriented. Its excellent public and private schools, community recreation facilities, and safe, walkable streets make it one of Toronto’s most desirable neighbourhoods for raising children. Professionals and executives appreciate the easy commute to the Financial District via the Yonge subway line.