20 Meadowglen Place, Unit 9, Toronto, ON

Seamless Transit Connectivity at Meadowglen Place

Cross‑Street Access and Pedestrian Flow

Walking east from the building onto Meadowglen Place links directly to the bustling Danforth corridor, while a short stroll north brings you to the intersection of Danforth and Greenwood, a hub for buses and streetcars. The TTC 501 streetcar runs just two blocks away, providing a rapid north‑south link to the Bloor‑Yonge hub, and the nearby GO station on the Stouffville line offers commuter rail options to the east end and beyond. For cyclists, the recently paved bike lane along Greenwood Avenue offers a safe, car‑free route to the ravine trail network.

Nearby TTC and GO Stations Within Walking Distance

The closest subway entrance is at the Greenwood station on the Bloor‑Yonge line, a 7‑minute walk that drops you at one of Toronto’s busiest transfer points. A 10‑minute walk brings you to the St. George station, providing access to the University of Toronto and the medical campus. For GO enthusiasts, the Stouffville line station at Old Danforth is only a 12‑minute walk, making weekend trips to Markham or the airport surprisingly convenient. These transit options translate into a Walk Score that consistently sits in the high 80s, a factor that keeps this building ahead of many peer developments in the area.

Green Corridors and School Zone Advantages

Just a block west lies the Meadowglen Ravine, a protected natural area with walking trails, dog parks, and seasonal creek views that add a rare splash of wilderness to urban living. Families appreciate the proximity to the highly rated St. Andrew’s Elementary and the nearby Brookview Junior Public School, both of which fall within the designated catchment for the Toronto District School Board. The combination of green space and strong school performance not only boosts resale appeal but also influences maintenance fee structures, as the building’s reserve fund often allocates funds for community beautification projects.

Real‑World Pricing Insights for Buyers and Sellers

Recent listings for condos at 20 Meadowglen Place Toronto have shown a tight market, with average asking prices hovering around $1.15 million for two‑bedroom units, a figure that aligns closely with the neighborhood’s median but outperforms many newer high‑rise towers that charge premium rates for similar square footage. Maintenance fees, which cover exterior lighting, landscaping, and a modest fitness centre, sit at approximately $380 per month, covering most utilities but excluding parking. Visitor parking is limited to a single designated spot per unit, so prospective owners should plan for street parking or a nearby paid lot. Noise levels are generally low thanks to double‑pane windows and the building’s placement setback from the street, though the occasional TTC rumble can be heard during peak hours.

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