Westminster Branson

Westminster Branson in Toronto is currently in a buyer's market with more supply than demand. Buyers have stronger negotiating power and listings tend to sit longer.

The average sale price in Westminster Branson is $627,518, with an average price per square foot of $477. See the full Toronto market report for city-wide trends.

Tucked away in the North York area, Westminster and Branson is a diverse neighbourhood, one which has been a popular landing spot for Russian immigrants — and more recently, Filipino. Offering a wealth of green spaces and easy access to the 401 and 407, Westminster and Branson is a great choice for first-time home buyers and growing families who are looking for a commuter friendly neighbourhood.While the majority of residents live in apartment buildings, there are pockets of detached housing in the neighbourhood, where you’ll find bungalows, back splits, and 2 storey houses on tree-shrouded lots. As well, there are townhomes, and Westminster and Branson condos.For nature enthusiasts, Westminster and Branson condos have a ton to offer — to the west, the neighbourhood is bounded by green spaces and the G. Ross Lord Reservoir; within the area there are walking trails at Hidden Trail Park and Haryetta Gardens; with more at G Ross Lord Park. Additionally, there are outdoor swimming pools, splash pads, playgrounds, soccer fields, and a variety of outdoor sports complexes.Parents have several schools nearby for children from primary to senior high, plus many athletic programs and youth clubs — Antibes Community Centre provides programs and recreational facilities. There’s a small collection of businesses on Bathurst Street, where you’ll encounter financial institutions, fast food chains, supermarkets, and a few retail stores. The Westminster and Branson area has a well-established condo scene — there are 16 buildings in the neighbourhood, for townhouse condos, mid-rise, and high-rise condos. Buyers have their pick of areas, as there are Westminster condos and Branson condos, though Westminster has a larger selection. Prices are generally lower than those found in downtown Toronto, and there are plenty of affordable 3 bedroom units for families on a budget.For those interested in a condo here, most buildings were constructed in the late 70s and early 80s, and as a result, suites tend to be far larger than units in modern buildings. The one drawback is that finishes could be dated in buildings like 135 Antibes Condos or Primrose Towers I Condos, and some units may require updating. Building amenities vary, but you can expect to find gyms, pools, saunas, and on-site security in most properties.For buyers who want a townhome, suite sizes are generous at Bloom Park Towns, and prices are reasonable — of course, like most townhomes, you won’t get a whole bunch of extras. With a Walk Score of 61, Westminster and Branson condos leave much to be desired for pedestrians, and though some residents might be able to run errands on foot, most won’t.Public transit users have decent service in the area; there are bus routes on all major roads, and York University GO Station is just west of the neighbourhood. Should you require subway lines, a short trip west on Steeles will take you to Pioneer Village Station.Car owners who commute to downtown have a great starting point — a short drive south will have you on the 401 in minutes, making it easy to connect to the Don Valley Parkway.