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Townhouses for Sale in Toronto

238 townhouses are for sale in Toronto right now — live MLS® listings, updated through the day.

Freehold townhouses are attached homes on their own lot — two shared walls, a smaller footprint than a detached house, and no condo fees, making them a common step between a first condo and a detached home.

The market

How Toronto townhouses shape up

Averages across every active townhouse listing. Sizes and prices are asking-side snapshots — they move as inventory turns over.

$1.3M
Average asking price
$595K–$7.4M
Price range
3.9
Avg bedrooms
3.2
Avg bathrooms

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Buying a townhouse in Toronto — what to know

Practical checks specific to this home type. No market predictions.

  1. 1

    Confirm whether the row is fully freehold or a POTL (Parcel of Tied Land) — a POTL adds a monthly common-area fee that a pure freehold does not.

  2. 2

    The end unit gets an extra exposure (and often a wider lot); interior units share walls on both sides — factor in for light and noise.

  3. 3

    Parking arrangements vary — private driveway, shared garage, or visitor-only — so verify what conveys with the deed.

Questions buyers ask about Toronto townhouses

Answers built from the live listing set — they change as the market does.

How many townhouses are for sale in Toronto right now?
There are 238 active townhouses listings in Toronto on DistrictIQ, sourced from a live MLS® feed and refreshed roughly every 15 minutes.
What is the median asking price of a townhouse in Toronto?
The median asking price across active Toronto townhouses is $1.1M; the average is $1.3M. This is asking price, not sold — you can estimate monthly payments with DistrictIQ's mortgage calculator.
What is the price range for townhouses in Toronto?
Active Toronto townhouses run from $595K to $7.4M — a distribution that changes as inventory turns over. Use the filters on DistrictIQ's map to narrow the range to your budget.
How long do townhouses stay on the market in Toronto?
The median active townhouse in Toronto has been listed for 33 days. That number tracks how long current listings have been available — it moves with the market and turns over each week.
Which Toronto communities have the most townhouses?
Downsview-Roding-CFB, South Riverdale, and Trinity-Bellwoods currently have the most townhouse listings in Toronto. Neighbourhood inventory shifts week to week — the list above is live.
How do I search for townhouses in Toronto?
Use DistrictIQ's Toronto map to draw an area, filter by price, beds, or school catchment, and save the search to get an email when a new townhouse matches — all sourced from a live MLS® feed.

Listing data is provided by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) and PropTx under the Internet Data Exchange (IDX) program. The information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by TRREB, PropTx, CREA or DistrictIQ Inc., Brokerage, may not reflect the most current status, and is subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change, or withdrawal without notice. Listings should be independently verified.