Seaton Village homes for sale are mainly historic Victorians built in the late 19^th century. They tend to be more modest in scale than in surrounding areas - often narrow, detached homes closely packed in or smaller scale semi-detached and row-houses - but that's also a draw as it makes them more affordable than houses east of Bathurst.

Most homes have resisted modern facelifts and tear downs, maintaining the traditional look, and many streets are shaded by a mature canopy of Maple trees, adding further to the quaint feel.

You get much more bang for your buck in Seaton Village than with Toronto homes for sale in other neighbourhoods located this close to downtown. You can still find family-sized Seaton Village homes for six-figures that are in liveable condition and don’t require immediate gut-job renovations–a rare quality for a neighbourhood so close to exclusive pockets like The Annex and Casa Loma.

There are also a handful of Toronto condos in Seaton Village along streets like Dupont and Olive. These make great investment purchases for use as rentals to U of T students.

Young professionals and families looking for well-appointed homes for sale in Toronto for less than nearby affluent areas like The Annex.