Neighbourhoods Humewood–Cedarvale
Houses for sale in Humewood–Cedarvale.
Brick homes from the 1910s to 1940s, with custom builds along the Cedarvale Ravine.
New Humewood–Cedarvale houses the day they hit the market, and what nearby houses sold for.
Houses in Humewood–Cedarvale at a glance
(October 2026)Price change compares the last three months with the same months a year earlier.
Balanced market
Sales and new listings are roughly in step, so neither side has a clear edge.
Sales-to-new-listings ratio, last 3 months: 45%
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Houses in Humewood–Cedarvale
Houses in Humewood–Cedarvale were mostly built between the 1910s and the 1940s, and they form the backbone of the neighbourhood. In Humewood, near St. Clair, buyers will find brick detached and semi-detached homes from the 1910s and 1920s, often with front porches, pitched roofs and Arts and Crafts or Tudor Revival details. Cedarvale, further north, has more modest detached homes from the 1930s and 1940s, including bungalows and storey-and-a-half houses on quiet, curving streets.
Lot depths are generous for central Toronto, and most homes have full basements and private backyards. Many have been renovated with updated kitchens, opened-up main floors and finished lower levels while keeping their original street presence.
The most sought-after homes sit along the Cedarvale Ravine. Here, some older houses have been replaced with contemporary custom builds that take advantage of elevation, light and green views, and prices reflect the ravine setting. Elsewhere, buyers can choose between a well-kept original home, a renovated house ready to move into or a property with room to improve.
Houses for sale nearby
Forest Hill South51 houses for saleArchitect-designed homes, leafy streets and some of the city’s best-known schools.
Oakwood Village48 houses for saleCentral, community-driven and changing as transit and investment arrive.
Wychwood23 houses for saleEdwardian brick homes, the Wychwood Barns and the St. Clair streetcar at your door.Houses in Humewood–Cedarvale, questions answered
How many houses are for sale in Humewood–Cedarvale?
There are 20 houses for sale in Humewood–Cedarvale right now. New listings come up every week, so set up alerts to see them first.
What is the median house price in Humewood–Cedarvale?
In October 2026, the median house in Humewood–Cedarvale sold for $1,785,000, up 17.0% from a year earlier, based on MLS® sales.
How long do houses take to sell in Humewood–Cedarvale?
Houses that sold in Humewood–Cedarvale in October 2026 were on the market for about 21 days.
Is Humewood–Cedarvale a buyer's or seller's market for houses?
It is a balanced market right now. Sales and new listings are roughly in step, so neither side has a clear edge. Over the last three months, there were about 45 sales for every 100 new listings.
What types of houses are for sale in Humewood–Cedarvale?
Right now there are 15 detached, 4 semi-detached and 1 triplex listings. Use the type filter above to see just one kind.
What are houses like in Humewood–Cedarvale?
Houses in Humewood–Cedarvale were mostly built between the 1910s and the 1940s, and they form the backbone of the neighbourhood.
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