Homes for Sale in Junction Triangle
A wedge of workers' cottages between three rail lines
About Junction Triangle
Junction Triangle gets its name and its shape from the three rail corridors that box it in on every side - a compact west-end pocket roughly bounded by the tracks between Bloor, Dundas West, and Lansdowne. The housing is tight and characterful: narrow Victorian and Edwardian workers' cottages, brick semis and row houses on streets like Wallace and Sterling, and converted industrial and warehouse buildings that have become loft spaces and studios. The old Wallace Avenue pedestrian footbridge stitches the neighbourhood over the rail lands. It's smaller and more contained than the Junction proper to the north, and buyers are drawn to the scale - modest lots, real brick, and a location that puts Bloor GO/UP and the subway within walking distance.
Living in Junction Triangle
Life here runs on foot and on rail. The Bloor GO and UP Express station and Dundas West subway sit at the neighbourhood's edges, making downtown and Pearson genuinely quick. The West Toronto Railpath - the linear trail built on a former rail spur - cuts through as a walking and cycling route toward Dundas West. Sterling Road's old industrial blocks have drawn galleries, makers, and cafes, and the streets stay quiet and low-rise despite the trains. You're minutes from the Junction's Dundas West shops and Roncesvalles, so weekend errands and dinners are close without living on a main drag.
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