A neighbourhood in motion — a dense pocket of restaurants and breweries alongside a steady evolution from post-war bungalows to thoughtful new infill.
Source: TRREB MLS® data via Realm for the Stonegate-Queensway community, sales from January 1 to October 4, 2026. Types with fewer than 5 sales are not reported. Updated monthly.
Queensway Village has been one of the strongest stories in West Toronto over the past decade — an increasingly good restaurant and brewery scene, active redevelopment and steady buyer demand, all minutes from the lake and the Gardiner.
The neighbourhood is mid-transformation, moving from modest post-war bungalows toward modern custom builds and townhomes. That mix makes it one of the better entry points into West Toronto ownership — and one of its stronger stories for appreciation.
With quick QEW and Gardiner access, nearby Kipling and Royal York subway stations and improving transit along The Queensway, the neighbourhood offers a genuinely easy commute in every direction — including a short hop to the lake.
This is an opportunity market, and timing matters. We help buyers spot real value among the new builds and rebuilds, and help sellers position a home — new or original — to reach the buyers driving the area's momentum.
Queensway Park and Cliff Lumsdon Park give the neighbourhood its green space, and the Humber Bay waterfront and its parks are only a short hop south. Public pools and arenas serve local families, and the lakeshore trail network is within easy reach for cycling and walking.
The Queensway itself has become one of the west end's most talked-about strips — a dense run of restaurants, breweries and cafés — while Sherway Gardens and the big-box retail along the QEW cover larger shopping needs. Convenience is a big part of the neighbourhood's appeal.
Queensway Village is part of the Stonegate-Queensway area of Etobicoke, in Toronto's west end, centred on The Queensway and minutes from the lake and the Gardiner Expressway.
Queensway Village has seen active redevelopment and steady buyer demand over the past decade, as modest post-war bungalows give way to modern custom builds and townhomes. That mix makes it one of the more accessible entry points into West Toronto home ownership.
From January 1 to October 4, 2026, detached homes in Stonegate-Queensway sold for an average of $1,738,217 (median $1,600,000) across 127 sales, and condos for an average of $635,013 (median $602,000) across 37 sales, according to TRREB MLS® data. Prices vary with lot size and with whether a home is an original post-war bungalow or a newer custom build. For a current figure on a specific home, the Pilarski Real Estate Group can prepare a private valuation.
The Queensway has become one of the west end's most talked-about strips, with a dense run of restaurants, breweries and cafés. Sherway Gardens and big-box retail along the QEW cover larger shopping needs.
Royal York and Kipling subway stations on TTC Line 2 are nearby, frequent buses run along The Queensway, and the QEW and Gardiner are minutes away.
Local schools include Norseman Junior Middle School and Park Lawn Junior Middle School; confirm a specific address with the TDSB or TCDSB school locator. Queensway Park, Cliff Lumsdon Park and Gus Ryder Pool serve local families, with the Humber Bay waterfront a short hop south.
The Pilarski Real Estate Group is a Royal LePage team led by Julian Pilarski, who is ranked in the Top 1% of Royal LePage Realtors in Canada and has more than 20 years of experience in Etobicoke and West Toronto. The team is based at 3031 Bloor Street West in The Kingsway, a short drive from Queensway Village. The team has represented homes in the area including 21 Holbrooke Avenue, 22 Edgecroft Road and 44 Yorkview Drive. It represents both buyers and sellers and can be reached at 416-996-7676.
Last reviewed October 2026 by the Pilarski Real Estate Group.
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