A west-end neighbourhood offering affordable family homes, green space, and a strong sense of community.
Discover Amesbury - Toronto’s Hidden Gem for Space, Value, and Community
Tucked between Keele Street and Jane Street, Amesbury is a quiet residential pocket that combines urban convenience with suburban comfort. Known for its multicultural community, mature trees, and accessible housing prices, Amesbury is an ideal spot for families who want more space without leaving the city – or breaking the bank.
Why Families Love Amesbury
Neighbourhood Overview
With parks, schools, transit access, and solid real estate value, Amesbury is quietly attracting families, first-time buyers, and multigenerational households
looking to grow in a grounded, welcoming neighbourhood.
Spacious Homes
Amesbury offers detached homes and bungalows on generous lots - ideal for upsizing without overspending.
Green Space
Parks like Amesbury Park and Trethewey Park provide trails, playgrounds, and space to unwind.
Diverse Community
Amesbury reflects Toronto’s multiculturalism - friendly, welcoming, and full of energy.
Transit Access
Close to TTC routes, future Eglinton LRT stops, and Highway 401 - making commutes easier.
Everyday Essentials
Local plazas, bakeries, and restaurants serve the community, with larger shopping areas just a short drive away.
Homes
in Amesbury
Amesbury offers a variety of family-sized homes with great value, renovation potential, and long-term upside. Most homes were built in the 1950s–70s, giving the area a classic suburban feel, with newer infill construction appearing in recent years.
Many homes feature separate entrances or finished basements, making them ideal for multigenerational living or additional rental income.
Housing Breakdown:
- Detached Bungalows & Side-Splits: $950K–$1.3M
Well-maintained homes with yards, garages, and basement apartments. - Two-Storey Homes & Infill Builds: $1.3M–$1.8M
Modern designs, open layouts, and more square footage for upsizing families. - Semi-Detached & Townhomes: $800K–$1.1M
A budget-friendly entry into the market with solid long-term value.
Live, Work & Explore
Community & Lifestyle in Amesbury
Amesbury is one of Toronto’s best-kept secrets. It’s often overlooked – but those who live here know it offers big value, larger-than-average lots, and a strong sense of neighbourliness. It’s a place where kids play on the sidewalk, homeowners take pride in their yards, and newcomers are quickly made to feel at home.
Schools and Education in Amesbury
Amesbury is home to a selection of public, Catholic, and private schools, making it easy for families to find the right fit – all within a short distance from home.
Notable Schools:
- Amesbury Middle School: A central hub in the community with a variety of student supports.
- Brookhaven Public School: Known for its diverse and inclusive environment.
- Immaculate Conception Catholic School: A strong Catholic option for younger students.
- Nearby Secondary Schools: Including Chaminade College School and Weston Collegiate.
Several early learning centres and licensed daycares also serve the area, supporting working families with young children.
Community & Lifestyle in Amesbury
Life in Amesbury is about connection, simplicity, and everyday comfort. It’s the kind of place where local parks are well-used, neighbours chat on front lawns, and families grow into their homes over time.
Local Highlights:
- Amesbury Park: With baseball diamonds, a splash pad, and Amesbury Community Centre.
- Up-and-Coming Areas: Proximity to the future Eglinton Crosstown LRT is drawing more interest to the neighbourhood.
- Local Shops & Eateries: Authentic food spots and family-owned businesses add personality to the area.
Amesbury may not be flashy – but it offers real lifestyle value for families who want space, community, and stability.
Getting Around Amesbury
Amesbury offers great mid-city access with growing transit infrastructure – including future rapid transit development.
Transportation Overview:
- TTC Buses: Frequent routes on Keele, Lawrence, and Trethewey.
- Eglinton LRT (Coming Soon): Just south of the neighbourhood — increasing connectivity.
- Highways: Minutes from the 401, 400, and Allen Road.
- Walkability: Many schools, parks, and local shops are walkable within residential areas.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Living in Amesbury
Is Amesbury good for families?
Yes – it’s affordable, community-focused, and filled with parks, schools, and family-sized homes.
How much do homes cost in Amesbury?
Detached homes typically range from $950K to $1.3M, with newer infills priced higher.
Is Amesbury walkable?
Many areas are walkable, especially around schools and parks. Car and transit access are also strong.
Are there good schools and childcare nearby?
Yes – a range of public, Catholic, and private options serve families at all stages.
Is Amesbury a good place to invest?
Yes – especially with the Eglinton LRT nearby and ongoing development in surrounding neighbourhoods.
Meet Chris & David – Your Toronto Upsizing Experts
With decades of experience in Toronto’s real estate market, Chris and David have helped countless families find their dream homes while navigating the complexities of upsizing.
Chris Cook
Sales Representative & Team Lead
Chris is the driving force behind The Halyard Group, helping families navigate the complex process of selling their current home and finding a larger one that truly fits their needs. As a long-time resident of Toronto’s east end, Chris has a deep understanding of the best family-friendly neighbourhoods, school districts, and hidden gems perfect for growing families.
Before his career in real estate, Chris competed at the highest levels of sailing, representing Canada in the 2008 Beijing Olympics. That same strategic mindset, discipline, and drive for excellence now help his clients win in Toronto’s competitive real estate market.
Chris ensures that every client has a clear, step-by-step plan for upsizing - whether that means selling first, buying first, or managing both at the same time. His goal is to make sure families move seamlessly into a home with more space, in a neighbourhood that supports their lifestyle.
David Ferris
Sales Representative
Born and raised in Toronto’s east end, David has firsthand knowledge of the city’s most sought-after neighbourhoods for families looking to upsize. As a parent himself, he understands how important it is to find a home with the right space, the right schools, and the right community feel.
Before real estate, David built a successful career in the music industry, where he honed his negotiation skills, creative problem-solving, and ability to work under pressure - all of which he now applies to helping families transition into a larger home smoothly and successfully.
David takes a highly personalised approach, ensuring that each client’s next home matches their long-term goals. Whether it's finding a bigger backyard, a better school district, or a quieter street for a growing family, he helps clients make informed decisions with confidence.
What Other Families Say
Why Amesbury Might Be
the Right Move for You
If you’re looking for a little more space, a lot more value, and a community that feels like home, Amesbury is worth a closer look. With parks, schools, and affordable housing, this west-end gem is perfect for families ready to upsize.