Prefer a detached home in an affordable community in Toronto? Alderwood is a well established neighbourhood located on the westerly edge of Toronto. Originally a farming community, many of the streets in Alderwood are named after the original farmers located here - including Brown, Evans, Lunness and Horner. Alderwood’s grid patterned streets are lined with bungalows and 1 ½ storey homes, primarily built post-war (late 1940’s -1950’s). They are attractively maintained with manicured lawns & most often feature a private drive and garage.
Alderwood is bounded by the Etobicoke Creek to the west, the Gardiner Expressway to the north, Kipling Ave to the east and the CNR railway to the south. The community also enjoys access to the walking paths along Etobicoke Creek which connects Marie Curtis Park along the shores of Lake Ontario – and the Waterfront Trail to downtown Toronto.
Downtown Toronto is a 25 minute commute on the Gardiner Expressway via Browns Line. TTC buses connect to the Long Branch GO station and with the Kipling and Islington subway stations (Bloor- Danforth line).
