Note: These properties were automatically surfaced by AI from this week’s Toronto listings on roofup.ca. Not paid placements or agent recommendations — just a data-driven snapshot of what’s worth a look right now.
This weekend’s open houses run Saturday, July 18 and Sunday, July 19, with this week’s ten picks spanning $399,999 to $2,499,000 across condos, a townhouse, and several freeholds — including one with a pool. Browse all Toronto open houses on roofup.ca to see what else is active this week.
Which Toronto neighbourhoods have open houses this weekend?
This week’s open houses are spread across Niagara, Princess-Rosethorn, Parkwoods-Donalda, Scarborough Village, Don Valley Village, Stonegate-Queensway, Malvern, Bendale, Edenbridge-Humber Valley, and Clairlea-Birchmount.
What is the price range for Toronto open houses this week?
Prices for this week’s ten open houses range from $399,999 to $2,499,000, with a median of approximately $963,500.
628 Fleet Street 624, Niagara
$829,900
· Condo · Apartment
· Niagara
· 2 bed · 2 bath · 900-999 sqft · 1 parking
· Open House: Sat, Jul 18, 6–8 PM · Sun, Jul 19, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
West Harbour City is one of the better-regarded mid-rise buildings along the Fort York corridor, and this two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit at 900 to 999 square feet lands in the right size range for a couple or small family who doesn’t want to feel cramped. At $829,900 with parking included, it’s competitive for the Niagara neighbourhood — a waterfront-adjacent pocket that puts you between the lakeshore trail and the King West strip. The building has an elevator and a balcony, and both weekend sessions give you room to take your time. For investors, the two-bathroom layout holds rental appeal that a standard one-bed-one-bath simply doesn’t.
3560 St Clair Avenue E 116, Scarborough Village
$399,999
· Condo · Apartment
· Scarborough Village
· 2 bed · 1 bath · 600-699 sqft · 1 parking
· Open House: Sat, Jul 18, 6–8 PM · Sun, Jul 19, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
At $399,999, this is the most affordable listing on the list this week by a considerable margin — and it’s a two-bedroom with parking in a building that’s only six to ten years old. That combination is genuinely hard to find anywhere in Toronto right now. The ground-floor unit comes with a balcony, elevator access, and a six-to-ten-year-old building means the mechanical systems aren’t aging out yet. Scarborough Village is a quieter pocket with the 401 close by, making it practical for anyone who commutes by car. First-time buyers looking for an entry point that doesn’t require co-signing a seven-figure mortgage should make time for one of the two weekend sessions.
9 Four Winds Drive SW 710, York University Heights
$599,999
· Condo · Apartment
· York University Heights
· 3 bed · 2 bath · 1200-1399 sqft · 1 parking
· Open House: Sun, Jul 19, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and 1,200 to 1,399 square feet for $599,999 is a strong value proposition, and this York University Heights condo at 9 Four Winds delivers exactly that. The layout has real utility for families or anyone who needs a bedroom that isn’t also a dining room alcove. York University Heights has matured considerably as a rental-demand area, with the subway line and York University campus both nearby — making this a practical buy for an investor looking at consistent occupancy. The Sunday-only open house means planning ahead this weekend.
4 Sand Fern Way, Don Valley Village
$699,000
· Condo · 2-Storey
· Don Valley Village
· 3 bed · 3 bath · 1000-1199 sqft · 2 parking
· Open House: Sat, Jul 18, 6–8 PM · Sun, Jul 19, 6–8 PM
Three bathrooms on a condo townhome in this price range isn’t something you see every week, and the two-parking-spot inclusion at $699,000 makes this Don Valley Village two-storey even more notable. The split-level layout gives each floor a distinct purpose, which suits families who want bedrooms away from the main living area. Don Valley Village is a green, family-oriented pocket close to the 404 and the Don Mills subway station, so weekday commutes stay manageable from here. Both sessions are running this weekend, giving you the option to revisit before making a call.
34 Ferguson Street, Clairlea-Birchmount
$928,000
· Townhouse · 3-Storey
· Clairlea-Birchmount
· 3 bed · 3 bath · 1500-2000 sqft · 2 parking
· Open House: Sun, Jul 19, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
This three-storey Clairlea-Birchmount townhouse checks most of the boxes buyers at this price point are hunting for: 1,500 to 2,000 square feet, three bedrooms, three full bathrooms, two parking spots, and a build age of six to fifteen years — recent enough that you’re not looking at immediate capital repairs. At $928,000, it’s priced below the comparable freehold market in more central east-end neighbourhoods. Clairlea-Birchmount sits in a practical stretch of the east end with bus connections and the 401 nearby. The open house is Sunday only, so Sunday afternoon planning is worth locking in now.
42 Stephen Drive, Stonegate-Queensway
$1,099,000
· Freehold · Bungalow
· Stonegate-Queensway
· 4 bed · 2 bath · 700-1100 sqft · 4 parking
· Open House: Sat, Jul 18, 6–8 PM · Sun, Jul 19, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
Four bedrooms and four parking spots on a freehold bungalow in Stonegate-Queensway for $1,099,000 — the parking alone separates this from the typical Etobicoke offering at this price. The bungalow layout keeps everything on one level, which opens up the basement for a potential secondary suite or income apartment. Stonegate-Queensway is one of those steady Etobicoke neighbourhoods sitting close to the Queensway commercial strip and Lake Ontario, popular with families who want suburban breathing room without leaving the city. Both weekend sessions are open, so there’s flexibility on timing.
18 Tuna Court, Parkwoods-Donalda
$1,099,000
· Freehold · Bungalow
· Parkwoods-Donalda
· 4 bed · 2 bath · 1100-1500 sqft · 2 parking
· Open House: Sat, Jul 18, 6–8 PM · Sun, Jul 19, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
The pool is the standout feature at 18 Tuna Court — not a common inclusion on a bungalow priced at $1,099,000, and something that genuinely changes the feel of the backyard in summer. Four bedrooms across 1,100 to 1,500 square feet gives the layout real flexibility for growing families or anyone who wants a guest room that isn’t also a home office. Parkwoods-Donalda is a cul-de-sac neighbourhood tucked beside the Don Valley, quiet and green with quick access to the 401. If you’re in the million-dollar range and want more than just square footage, this one has an obvious draw.
30 Wingarden Court 80, Malvern
$599,000
· Condo · 3-Storey
· Malvern
· 3 bed · 2 bath · 1000-1199 sqft · 2 parking
· Open House: Sat, Jul 18, 6–9 PM · Sun, Jul 19, 6–9 PM
Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, two parking spots, and a three-storey layout for $599,000 in Malvern — it’s a lot of unit for the price, and the extended three-hour open house on both days gives serious buyers real time to look around without feeling rushed. The multi-level design keeps living and sleeping on separate floors, which makes the space feel bigger than the square footage suggests. Malvern is one of Scarborough’s more affordable pockets with consistent transit coverage and family-friendly amenities nearby. For investors, the bedroom count and parking configuration make this an easy rental to fill.
8 Applefield Drive, Bendale
$999,000
· Freehold · Bungalow
· Bendale
· 6 bed · 3 bath · 1500-2000 sqft · 5 parking
· Open House: Sat, Jul 18, 6–8:30 PM · Sun, Jul 19, 6–8:30 PM · Virtual Tour
Six bedrooms on a bungalow at $999,000 is the kind of listing that catches investor attention immediately — that bedroom count in a single-storey with a basement strongly implies income-unit potential, and five parking spots seal the case. At 1,500 to 2,000 square feet above grade, there’s actual space here rather than a cramped squeeze to hit the bedroom number. Bendale is a practical Scarborough neighbourhood with the 401 and STC transit hub close by, keeping rental demand steady. The open house runs until 8:30 both evenings, giving you a bit more time than the standard slot if you’re fitting it in after work.
5 Allanhurst Drive, Edenbridge-Humber Valley
$1,288,000
· Freehold · Bungalow
· Edenbridge-Humber Valley
· 3 bed · 2 bath · 1100-1500 sqft · 6 parking
· Open House: Sat, Jul 18, 6–8 PM · Sun, Jul 19, 6–8 PM · Virtual Tour
Six parking spots on a single-family bungalow is uncommon in any Toronto neighbourhood, and in Edenbridge-Humber Valley — one of the more sought-after Etobicoke pockets — it’s a genuinely rare asset. The home offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms across 1,100 to 1,500 square feet at $1,288,000, with the Humber River trail system and the golf courses that define the area’s character right nearby. Buyers who want a quieter, greener setting without sacrificing city access tend to look here specifically. The bungalow style and large lot also leave room for a future addition or suite for those thinking ahead.
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