Toronto neighbourhood guide
Seaton Village and Annex real estate: living here, the homes and the market
Seaton Village and the Annex are some of the most in-demand neighbourhoods in Toronto, with beautiful Victorian homes and some of the best transit in the city. Here is what it is like to live here, what you can buy and what the numbers say.
By Spiro Vrysellas, Broker, Vrysellas Team, Elevate Realty Inc., Brokerage. Updated October 2026.
Why we love Seaton Village and the Annex
"This is where I went to elementary school and where my grandparents live. I spent a lot of time here, and many of my best memories are in this neighbourhood."
Spiro Vrysellas, Broker
Seaton Village sits just west of Bathurst Street, between Bloor Street and Dupont, with the Annex to the east toward the University of Toronto. It is a very high demand location, and it is easy to see why.
What to do
- Bloor Street West. Restaurants, cafes, bookshops and theatres along Bloor.
- Christie Pits and Vermont Square Park. Green space on both sides of the neighbourhood.
- University of Toronto. The St. George campus is a short walk east.
The homes
The area is known for its Victorian and Edwardian semi-detached and row houses, many with original brick and stone details, along with large detached homes and low-rise apartments in the Annex. Many houses already include a rental unit, and demand from both buyers and renters stays strong year-round.
Market snapshot
TRREB reports these neighbourhoods as part of the Annex community. Because the Annex also includes condos, the median price is the better guide. Here is what TRREB reported for the second quarter of 2026.
Source: TRREB Community Housing Market Report, Q2 2026 (April to June), all home types. Prices vary by home type and street. Ask us for recent sales near you.
Who Seaton Village and the Annex suits
- Families who want great schools, parks and a close-knit community.
- Professionals who want to walk or take the subway everywhere.
- Investors looking for homes with rental units near the university.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Seaton Village?
Just west of Bathurst Street, between Bloor Street West and Dupont Street, next to the Annex.
How is transit?
Excellent. Bathurst, Spadina and Christie stations on Line 2 are all close by, and Spadina connects to Line 1.
Why is demand so high here?
Beautiful homes, top transit, the university next door and a strong sense of community.
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