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Long Branch MLS® Listings for Sale

32 homes for sale in Long Branch
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$1,499,000 17

37 Marina Avenue, Toronto | Long Branch

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$1,599,000 1

03-3308 Lakeshore Boulevard West, Toronto | Long Branch

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$1,649,900 40

6 Branch Avenue, Toronto | Long Branch

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$1,599,000 36

83 Twenty Seventh Street, Toronto | Long Branch

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$1,348,000 38

73 Thirty First Street, Toronto | Long Branch

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$789,900 31

43-20 Carnation Avenue, Toronto | Long Branch

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$858,888 27

16-130 Long Branch Avenue, Toronto | Long Branch

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$499,000 24

306-3845 Lake Shore Boulevard West, Toronto | Long Branch

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$649,950 12

1411-3845 Lake Shore Boulevard West, Toronto | Long Branch

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$889,900 40

14-130 Long Branch Avenue East, Toronto | Long Branch

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$55,000 11

3311 Lakeshore Boulevard West, Toronto | Long Branch

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$4,500,000 1

3369* Lake Shore Boulevard West, Toronto | Long Branch

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$939,000 27

13 Twenty Ninth Street, Toronto | Long Branch

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$1,388,000 39

60A Thirty Second Street, Toronto | Long Branch

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$2,449,900 34

126 Lake Promenade, Toronto | Long Branch

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$3,200,000 22

3545 Lake Shore Boulevard, Toronto | Long Branch

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$2,250,000 13

3553 Lake Shore Boulevard West, Toronto | Long Branch

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$1,399,000 40

46 Thirtieth Street, Toronto | Long Branch

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$1,498,000 23

36 Ash Crescent, Toronto | Long Branch

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$264,900 14

306-3625 Lakeshore Boulevard, Toronto | Long Branch

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$1,595,000 26

23 Carnation Avenue, Toronto | Long Branch

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$1,800,000 24

40 Elder Avenue, Toronto | Long Branch

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$1,449,999 22

78 37th Street, Toronto | Long Branch

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Home Prices in Long Branch

Long Branch neighbourhood in Toronto. Popular communities include Alderwood, New Toronto, Etobicoke West Mall, Islington City Centre West, Mimico.

Long Branch has 59 homes on the market. Of the 16720 total properties listed in Toronto, Long Branch makes up just 0.4%. The average asking price of a property in Long Branch is $1,466,013, with an estimated mortgage of $4,966 per month. That is 1.1 times less of the average asking price of $1,550,841 in Toronto. Properties listed in Long Branch are an average of 468 square feet, with 1.8 beds and 2 baths. Long Branch has 8.5% apartments relative to all the other listings in this neighbourhood.

Long Branch Neighbourhood Guide

The former Village of Long Branch is a community in the south-west of Toronto in the former borough of Etobicoke. It is bordered by the Canadian National Railway's mainline to the north, Lake Ontario on the south, with western borders of Etobicoke Creek north of Lake Shore Boulevard West and the property line of the Canadian Arsenals Ltd. south of Lake Shore Road, and eastern borders being Twenty-Third Street south of Lake Shore Boulevard West, and the midpoint between Twenty-Second and Twenty-Fourth Streets north of Lake Shore Boulevard West.

Real estate in Long Branch is home to a well established community situated down the Toronto waterfront at the farthest south-west part of the city. This area is in an evolution with many new housing developments being constructed along Lakeshore Boulevard.

This lakeside neighbourhood includes many fine attributes such as scenic waterfront parks, a community arena, a public library, a waterfront trail, a Go Transit station as well as a lively shopping district.

Marie Curtis Park is situated at the opening of the Etobicoke Creek and has a supervised sandy beach that includes picnic areas and a wading pool as well as a children's playground. This park is where the Toronto Waterfront Trail and the Etobicoke Creek Trail merge.

This waterfront path offers miles of leisure and fitness activities as it flows through Colonel Samuel Smith Park. This park showcases a newly developed wetland habitat interpretive path, and spectacular views of Lake Ontario.

Homes

Homes for sale in Long Branch were originally developed as a commercial area in the 1930s, with an industrial section included during WWII. This area was integrated as a Village in 1930, after the other Lake Shore municipalities of Mimico and New Toronto were included as Towns.

A monument was raised on Long Branch Avenue south of Lake Shore in 1933 in honour of the village's contributions during the First World War. During the WWII, a lot of industries were launched between Lake Shore Road and the railway to the north as part of the Commonwealth war effort

In 1967, the Village of Long Branch and the Towns of New Toronto and Mimico were fused with the Township of Etobicoke to form the Borough of Etobicoke. The Borough became the City of Etobicoke in 1984. In 1998, Etobicoke was incorporated with five other municipalities and the Metropolitan Toronto government to form the new City of Toronto. Even though Long Branch had first started as a summer resort with a seasonal population for many years, the community is increasingly centered along Lake Shore Boulevard West today.

History

Long Branch was initially settled in 1797 by Colonel Samuel Smith, a loyalist officer with the Queens Rangers. Smith's 500 acre piece of land took up the entire current day community. Smith, who worked for two terms as administrator of Upper Canada, constructed an unpretentious regency style cottage at the south-east corner of 41st Street and Lakeshore Boulevard where Parkview Public School is located today.

Smith passed on in 1826 and his children reserved possession of his estate until 1871 when it was sold to James Eastwood. He sold the eastern 64 acres of his property in 1883 to the developers who formed Long Branch Park, a summer resort designed after its namesake in New Jersey. Ferry boats shuttled thousands of Toronto visitors each year to Long Branch which possessed fantastic summer cottages, a grand hotel, a boardwalk as well as numerous amusement rides including a Coney Island Carousel.

Long Branch became more reachable in 1916 when Lake Shore Boulevard was paved. This transit passage aided in turning Long Branch into a year-round community which was largely developed from the 1920s up to the 1950s.

Transportation

Long Branch real estate agents MLS listings might mention that most errands can be accomplished on foot in this community.

This neighbourhood also has its own Go Transit station situated at the west-end of this community on the north side of Lakeshore Boulevard. Bus service at this station connects passengers to Union Station and the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line.

Commuters can reach downtown Toronto's entertainment and financial districts in just about fifteen minutes via Lakeshore Boulevard. Motorists also enjoy quick access to the Queen Elizabeth Way and Highway 427 on-ramps at Browns Line north of Lake Shore Boulevard.

Retail and Schools

There are just about 126 restaurants, bars and coffee shops in Long Branch and residents can walk to an average of 3 restaurants, bars and coffee shops in 5 minutes. Besides that, this community’s BIA is very active in making their community a better place to live, work, shop, visit and play.

Their hard work is accountable for the distinguishing nautical blue lamp posts that line Lake Shore Boulevard West. These cast-iron lampposts are designed with seasonal banners. The street particularly glimmers in the winter when decorative lights in the shapes of candy canes decorate the street lamps. The street theme on Lake Shore Boulevard is "Toronto's Village by the Lake."

Entertainment

When it comes to entertainment attractions in this neighbourhood, Long Branch real estate benefits from all the surrounding options. The beautiful Waterfront Trail that surrounds the south edge of this area runs through Len Ford Park which is an ideal spot for picnics. Long Branch Park hosts the Lakeshore Summer Concert Series in the park gazebo.

Also, the nearby Birch Park features two tennis courts as well as a children's playground. Neighbouring this park is the Long Branch Centennial Arena which features public skating as well as ice hockey and ringette programs.

The James S. Bell Community School (90-31st Street) hosts Youth Dances, a Teen Zone, adult fitness programs as well as a myriad of children and family events.

The local Long Branch Public Library is a friendly family-oriented library that offers pre-school story time programs and a "Tea and Books" program for adults and seniors.

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