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Population & demographics

Total population

16,907

Population age (%)

0-19 (18%)20-34 (23%)35-49 (26%)50-64 (20%)65+ (13%)

Household

Average household income

$173,720


Household composition (%)

Single person (40%)Multi person (7%)Single Family (52%)

Owners / Renters (%)

Renters (57%)Owners (43%)

Mother Tongue (%)

English (79%)Others (5%)Polish (4%)Spanish (2%)French (2%)Portuguese (2%)Tibetan (1%)

How much does it cost to live in Roncesvalles?

Detached

Median Selling Price$1,400,250


Average Days on Market

11.33

#Active Listings (last 30 days)

12

#Sold Listings (last 30 days)

3

Semi-Detached

Median Selling Price$1,881,500


Average Days on Market

23

#Active Listings (last 30 days)

5

#Sold Listings (last 30 days)

6

Condo

Median Selling Price$705,000


Average Days on Market

25

#Active Listings (last 30 days)

54

#Sold Listings (last 30 days)

3

Top 5 Schools in Roncesvalles

Garden Avenue Junior Public School225 Garden Ave, M6R 1M9, Toronto, ON
8.7/10
PublicJK-6
St Vincent De Paul Catholic School116 Fermanagh Ave, M6R 1M2, Toronto, ON
8.5/10
PublicJK-8
Howard Junior Public School30 Marmaduke St, M6R 1T2, Toronto, ON
8.4/10
PublicJK-6
Fern Avenue Junior And Senior Public School128 Fern Ave, M6R 1K3, Toronto, ON
6.2/10
PublicJK-8
Bishop Marrocco/Thomas Merton Catholic Secondary School1515 Bloor St W, M6P 1A3, Toronto, ON
5.6/10
Public9-12

Roncesvalles Review

Transportation

Car Friendly

4/5

Good access to freeways and major arteries, with a large amount of parking nearby

Pedestrian Friendly

3/5

Some day-to-day needs are within walking distance

Transit Friendly

5/5

Near a subway and frequent bus lines

Shopping, Food and Nightlife

Cafes

3/5

Some cafés within walking distance

Groceries

4/5

At least one grocery store within a 15-minute walk

Nightlife

2/5

Few or no bars within walking distance

Shopping

3/5

Variety of shops within walking distance

Restaurants

3/5

Variety of restaurants within walking distance

Greenery & Character

Greenery

3/5

Some trees on the street, with some parks nearby

Quiet

1/5

Many sources of noise nearby

Vibrant

2/5

Quiet atmosphere most of the day

Known affectionately among Torontonians as Roncy, Roncesvalles has quickly become one of the most popular neighbourhoods on the city’s west side. This historically Polish community is extremely unique, boasting tons of greenery, in part due to its ideal location adjacent to High Park (be sure to check out the cherry blossoms in High Park each spring). Walk along Roncesvalles Avenue and you’ll find everything from top-rated coffee shops and bakeries to bars, pubs, independent boutiques, butcher shops, and more. In essence, Roncy is a true Toronto community, with everything you could possibly need in this little enclave north of Liberty Village. It also happens to be less than 15 minutes by car from downtown Toronto and easily accessible thanks to Line 2 of the subway, along with several buses and streetcars. In terms of housing, as the community has grown in popularity and size, so too have the housing options. Now, residents have the choice of living in century-old brick homes with welcoming front porches or low-rise condos and apartment buildings. It’s no wonder the population of Roncy is so diverse - there is a property type for everyone. Some of the main neighbourhoods that make up Roncesvalles include its namesake, Roncesvalles, as well as Parkdale and High Park-Swansea. As mentioned, the population used to be predominantly Polish, which is why you will find so many Polish restaurants and delicatessens in the area, in addition to the Annual Polish Festival, held each September. For families moving into the area, there are several public and private schools, including two French-language schools located in Roncy. Overall, if you’re looking for a Toronto neighbourhood that seamlessly blends the old with the new, Roncesvalles should definitely be on your list. Fun fact: Roncesvalles Avenue was named by Colonel Walter O’Hara, a prominent member of the British Army in the 19th century, for the Battle of Roncesvalles, which occurred in Spain’s Roncesvalles Pass in 1813. O’Hara fought in this battle and won against Napoleon’s army.