Smithfield Toronto Real Estate and Homes for Sale

Smithfield is located at the north-west boundary of the City of Toronto. Steeles Avenue-Royal crest Park-Finch Avenue borders the neighbourhood on the Northside, and the Humber River Valley on the South, East and West. It also covers the residential areas of Etobicoke located north of the west branch of the Humber River and west of Kipling Avenue and is identified as Mount Olive-Silverstone-Jamestown, named for three streets in the area.

•   AgeOld
•   Area Urban
•   AmenitiesAlbion
•   Commute25 mins DT
•   IncomeLower Mid

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Smithfield Real Estate Overview

Subdivisions within this community include:

• Jamestown
• Mount Olive
• Silverstone

Surrounding communities might be of interest as well:

• CLAIRVILLE
• HUMBER SUMMIT
• WEST HUMBER

Smithfield, named after Robert Smith, who was a landowner of the area back in the 1830s and donated a large piece of land for the first community church. The land was located at the corner of Albion and Martin Grove Roads and a simple log structure, Smithfield Church was built there, which was later torn down.

The neighbourhood provides excellent public transportation services to its residents along the major streets, as well as several secondary streets. Smithfield is connected to the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line or the Bloor-Danforth subway line via the bus line that runs through the neighbourhood. Highway 410 and Highway 27 connect motorists to Toronto's network of commuter highways, with Highway 27 running through the area.

There are Montessori schools, public schools, catholic schools, private schools, and universities available to Smithfield's residents. Among the extensive list of educational centers is the National Quality Institute's, the Highfield Junior School, and John D. Parker Junior School. Maple Leaf Montessori and Nile Academy are also popular educational choices. There are also several day-cares in the neighbourhood.

Who Lives In Smithfield Homes

Smithfield once consisted of a large Anglo-Saxon population. Now, it is a communally diverse neighbourhood after an influx of citizens from Asia, Eastern Europe, and the Caribbean. A large number of people who stay in this neighbourhood live with their families. The area mostly consists of families with children.

Smithfield Homes Are Perfect For

There is an extensive list of schools and educational institutes located in and around Smithfield that makes this neighbourhood perfect for families with children and students. Single students find this neighbourhood to be affordable due to low rents when compared to other areas in Toronto. Of everything, Smithfield is the perfect place for those who enjoy recreational activities.

Smithfield Homes Are Not So Perfect For

The Smithfield is not suitable for those who enjoy the vibrant nightlife of Downtown Toronto, and the convenience of condominium living as most of the homes in this community are single detached homes.

Life And Style, Amenities And Things To Do In Smithfield

The residents of Smithfield enjoy an active lifestyle with various recreational facilities available in and around the neighbourhood. Since the community is bordered on three sides by the Humber River Valley, residents can take a stroll or exercise in the West Humber Parkland trail. Residents of all ages can visit the parkland and take advantage of the paths there. Residents can also enjoy recreational activities in the Albion Pool and Health Club, the Smithfield Community School, and the Humberwood Community Centre.

Shopping is a convenient activity that the residents of Smithfield enjoy at Shoppers World Albion. It contains a mix of independent retailers and big box stores. The residents can also access the retail corridor along Highway 27, which includes a car dealership, a large garden centre, a discount mall, big box stores, and a bingo hall. The residents also enjoy the Albion Flea Market, which includes over 400 vendors.

There are several restaurants and cafes in the neighbourhood, so you can enjoy a romantic dinner or a pleasant coffee. Samosa and Sweet Factory, Ram's Roti Shop, and The Hearty Kitchen are some of the most popular businesses in the area.

Smithfield Real Estate Market

Houses for sale in Smithfield are a mix of detached homes, semi-detached houses and towns. Homes in this area feature concrete and clay brick exteriors or frame siding, and are situated on decent size lots with private drives. Smithfield has an extensive collection of Victorian homes. The detached dwellings are either bungalows or 2-storey with multiple bedrooms with a private drive. The semi-detached and townhomes often come with a single car garage.

Homes for sale in Smithfield do not stay in the market for long. The selling price is very close or sometimes a little higher than the listing price. There is a demand for real estate in this neighbourhood as it is one of the most affordable areas in Toronto that offers several benefits.

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