Trinity Bellwoods, Toronto: prices, rent, and living guide
The park is the neighbourhood: thirty-seven acres that function as the west end's living room, ringed by Victorian semis and the densest run of restaurants, galleries and bars in the city outside the core.
Young professionalsCar free livingFirst time buyers
Typical house
$2.08M
Typical condo
$775K
One bedroom rent
$2,350/mo
Walk Score
96
Transit 91 · Bike 94
Known for: The park, the white squirrel, and Ossington's restaurant strip. Queen West's front lawn, and the centre of gravity for west-end Toronto.
Part of Downtown Toronto.
Prices and rent in Trinity Bellwoods
TRREB recorded 35 sales in Trinity-Bellwoods in 2026 Q1, at an average of $1,350,976 and a median of $1,251,000. Homes sold for 99% of list price after 35 days on market.
| Property type | Average sale price |
|---|---|
| Detached | $1,985,000 |
| Semi-detached | $1,297,000 |
| Attached / row / townhouse | $1,272,000 |
| Condo townhouse | $1,475,000 |
| Condo apartment | $1,020,000 |
TRREB Community Housing Market Report, 2026 Q1, district C01, community Trinity-Bellwoods. TRREB suppresses any property type with two or fewer sales in the quarter, so a missing row means too little activity to report, not no demand. Trinity Bellwoods is an informal area within or overlapping this community, so treat the figures as the closest official benchmark.
Estimated price by unit size
| Condo | Estimate | House | Estimate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | $558,000 | 2 bed | $1,708,000 |
| 1 bed | $775,000 | 3 bed | $2,083,000 |
| 2 bed | $1,054,000 | 4 bed | $2,562,000 |
| 3 bed | $1,380,000 | 5+ bed | $3,125,000 |
Estimated monthly rent
| Unit | Monthly rent |
|---|---|
| Bachelor | $1,900 |
| 1 bedroom | $2,350 |
| 2 bedroom | $2,660 |
| 3 bedroom | $3,130 |
Unit-size prices and rents are scaled from one benchmark per neighbourhood and are estimates, not appraisals. Compare Trinity Bellwoods with the rest of Toronto in the best neighbourhoods in Toronto guide.
Who Trinity Bellwoods suits
Young professionals and couples who want the densest concentration of restaurants, galleries and bars in the west end, and who will use the park as an extension of a small apartment.
Who it is wrong for
Light sleepers, anyone who needs parking, and families wanting a quiet street in July, when the park absorbs most of the city's outdoor social life.
Pros
- Thirty-seven acres of park with a recreation centre, wading pool and rink inside the neighbourhood
- Queen West, Dundas West and Ossington restaurant and gallery strips all within a few blocks
- Strong local schools and a large population of young families despite the nightlife reputation
Cons
- The park is genuinely loud on summer weekends and the surrounding streets absorb it
- Small lots, limited street parking, and permit competition on most blocks
- TRREB's 2026 Q1 median detached sale here was about $2.08 million, so the entry point is not a starter one
Living in Trinity Bellwoods
Getting around
501 Queen and 505 Dundas streetcars, Ossington on Line 2. Walk Score 96, Transit Score 91, Bike Score 94.
Safety
Safe and busy at almost all hours. The issues are bike theft, ground-floor break-ins and the park after last call on summer weekends rather than anything more serious.
Restaurants
Among the densest concentrations in the city: Ossington's restaurant strip, Queen West, Dundas West and Trinity Bellwoods' own cafés and bakeries.
Shopping
Independent fashion, galleries and design retail along Queen West and Dundas West, plus Kensington Market a short walk east and Fiesta Farms to the north.
Within a short walk or transit hop
- Parks
- Trinity Bellwoods Park, Bellwoods Park, Stanley Park a short walk south
- Library
- Trinity Bellwoods branch, Toronto Public Library
- Recreation
- Trinity Community Recreation Centre, the dog bowl, outdoor rink and tennis courts
- Groceries
- Fiesta Farms, Kensington Market a short walk east, the Dufferin Grove farmers' market
- Schools
- Givins Shaw Junior, Alexander Muir Gladstone, Central Technical School
Safety text is a qualitative description of the area, not crime statistics. Scores are approximate and vary within the neighbourhood.
Renting in Trinity Bellwoods
A one bedroom runs about $2,350 a month, and a two bedroom about $2,660.
Mostly suites in Victorian semis plus newer boutique condos along Queen and Dundas. Rents sit at the top of the west-end range because of the location, and units are small. Expect competition on anything with outdoor space.
Where Trinity Bellwoods is
Trinity Bellwoods: frequently asked questions
Is Trinity Bellwoods a good place to live?
It is the centre of gravity for west-end Toronto in its twenties and thirties: the park, Queen West and Dundas West retail, and Ossington's restaurant strip all within a few blocks. The trade is that the park is loud on summer weekends and the surrounding streets absorb it.
What is Trinity Bellwoods known for?
The park — 37 acres, the white squirrel, the dog bowl, and an unofficial reputation as the city's largest outdoor social venue in July. Beyond that, it is the anchor for Queen West's gallery and boutique scene.
Is Trinity Bellwoods good for raising children?
Better than its reputation suggests. There are strong schools, a community recreation centre and a wading pool inside the park, and a large population of young families on the residential streets. The counterweight is small lots, limited parking and a park that gets rowdy on summer nights.
How much are homes in Trinity Bellwoods?
TRREB's 2026 Q1 community figures put the median detached sale at about $2.08 million, semis at roughly $1.33 million, row and townhouses at about $1.23 million, and condo apartments at around $775,000.
Is Trinity Bellwoods safe?
Yes, with busy well-populated streets most hours. The recurring issues are bike theft, break-ins into ground-floor units, and the park after last call on summer weekends. None of it is unusual for a dense, popular downtown neighbourhood.
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