Yorkville office · For sale$1,349,900
503 - 575 Bloor Street E, North St. James Town, Toronto
Forest Hill Real Estate Inc., Brokerage
Neighbourhood guide
Rosedale.
Ravines, winding streets and the city’s grand houses.
Rosedale takes its name from the estate of Mary Jarvis. Its winding streets follow the ravines, which keep traffic slow and lots large, and most houses sit on deep, treed properties.
Market, September 2026
Rosedale falls in TRREB district C09. District figures cover a wider area than the neighbourhood itself.
| District | Sales | Average | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| C09 Rosedale-Moore Park | 21 | $2,728,952 | $895,000 |
Source: TRREB Market Watch, September 2026 (released October 6, 2026). All home types. More on the market page
Streets to know
Crescent Road, Highland Avenue and South Drive show the area’s mix of Victorian, Georgian and Tudor revival houses.
Green space
Ravines run through and around the neighbourhood, with trails into the Don Valley.
Getting around
Rosedale station on Line 1 and Castle Frank station on Line 2.
Homes
Mostly detached houses on large lots, with a small number of condominiums near Yonge Street.
Nearby listings
For sale and lease near Rosedale.
More guides
Yorkville
Victorian rows, flagship shops and the office itself.
The Annex
Romanesque brick, deep porches, the university next door.
Moore Park
Quiet streets bounded by ravines on three sides.
Images are illustrative and were generated for this concept.