Garden Suite Service Areas Across the City of Toronto
We only build inside the City of Toronto: Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough, East York, York and Old Toronto. Each neighbourhood has its own housing stock and by-law overlays, from TRCA ravine lots in High Park to heritage districts in The Beaches. Pick your area for local details.
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Garden Suites by Toronto Neighbourhood
Local housing stock, by-law caveats, project examples and FAQs for each area we build in most.
Etobicoke
Post-war bungalows and 1950s-60s side-splits
Wide post-war lots in Mimico, Alderwood and The Kingsway often fit a full 60 sqm suite. Valley-edge lots near the Humber River and Mimico Creek need TRCA screening first.
Garden suites in Etobicoke →
North York
1950s-70s bungalows and back-splits
Wide 1950s-70s lots in Willowdale, Don Mills and Bayview Village, plus subway-linked rental demand, make this one of Toronto's strongest garden suite markets.
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Scarborough
1950s-70s bungalows and two-storey homes
Larger suburban lots in Birch Cliff, Guildwood and Agincourt fit full-size, single-level family suites. Highland Creek and Bluffs ravine lots get TRCA screening first.
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East York
Compact 1940s-50s storey-and-a-half homes and bungalows
Compact lots near Pape, the Danforth and Woodbine make measuring the true envelope essential. Attached suites and 40-48 sqm designs often win here.
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Leslieville
Victorian and Edwardian row and semi-detached homes
Narrow, deep Victorian lots off Queen Street East, many backing onto public lanes. The 45 m fire access path decides most designs, and many lots qualify for a laneway suite too.
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The Beaches
Early 1900s detached and semi-detached homes, some inside a Heritage Conservation District
Early 1900s homes near the boardwalk and Kew Gardens, some inside a Heritage Conservation District. Heritage review shapes materials and massing, so we prepare it with the permit set.
Garden suites in The Beaches →
High Park
Edwardian and 1920s detached homes
Edwardian and 1920s homes on lots backing onto ravines and parkland in Swansea, Roncesvalles and Bloor West Village. Foundation choice and footprint are settled in feasibility.
Garden suites in High Park →
Riverdale
Victorian and Edwardian semis and detached homes, many with rear garages
Victorian and Edwardian semis with rear garages on lanes, plus strong tenant demand near the Danforth. Garage conversions and rental suites are the most common projects here.
Garden suites in Riverdale →More Toronto Neighbourhoods We Build In
Our feasibility reports cover every residential neighbourhood in the six former municipalities. These are some of the areas where we have assessed lots since By-law 574-2022 passed.
- Trinity-Bellwoods
- Danforth
- Bloor West Village
- Yorkville
- Rosedale
- Cabbagetown
- Little Italy
- Little Portugal
- Roncesvalles
- Parkdale
- Davisville
- Yonge-Eglinton
- Leaside
- Playter Estates
- Forest Hill
How we cover the whole city
- Site visits booked within one week anywhere in Toronto.
- Permits filed with the right Toronto Building district office: Etobicoke York, North York, Scarborough or Toronto and East York.
- TRCA, ravine, tree and heritage overlays screened in every report.
- One fixed-price contract, wherever the lot is.
Find Out What Your Lot Can Hold Before You Pay a Deposit
Send us your address and lot width. You get a written feasibility report with eligibility, envelope, utilities and a budget range, then a fixed-price quote.
- Zero deposit on feasibility
- Fixed-price contract
- No change orders without written approval