“Boasting a central location, pretty period architecture, and attractive local amenities, Harbord Village is a wonderful place to live for residents from all walks of life.”
Harbord Village real estate
You’ll find an abundance of Victorian-era townhouses and detached homes in Harbord Village, including many built in Toronto’s unique bay-and-gable style. Recent preservation efforts highlight the historical value of the neighbourhood’s architecture, though there are also a couple of modern high rises in the area.
People living in Harbord Village
This community-oriented neighbourhood is home to a mix of students, mature academics, young professionals, and middle-class families. Harbord Village is known for its multicultural diversity, and you’re likely to hear a variety of languages (including Portuguese, Spanish, and Cantonese) spoken in the community.
Harbord Village local favourites
Margaret Fairley Park: a Harbord Village hub; this beautiful outdoor space features a wading pool, two play structures, and plenty of greenery.
Harbord Bakery: a neighbourhood institution since 1945, well known for its challah.
Piano Piano: The local go-to for wood-fired pizza and perfectly-prepared Italian fare.
