Davisville Village, Toronto

Toronto

Davisville Village

Midtown living either side of Mount Pleasant

Photo: Eja2k, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

How Davisville Village Took Shape

Named for the Davis family, whose post office and pottery works anchored the crossroads in the nineteenth century. The village was folded into the city as North Toronto expanded along the Yonge streetcar line.

Day to Day in Davisville Village

A genuinely mixed midtown neighbourhood: apartment towers close to Yonge, then quiet residential streets running east toward Mount Pleasant with a strong local shopping strip.

Homes in Davisville Village

Semi-detached and detached houses on modest lots, plus a substantial stock of rental and condominium apartments near the subway.

Why People Choose Davisville Village

  • Davisville station on Line 1
  • The Beltline Trail runs along the northern edge
  • Independent shops and restaurants along Mount Pleasant Road

Worth Knowing in Davisville Village

Kay Gardner Beltline TrailJune Rowlands ParkMount Pleasant Road shops

Davisville Village on the Map

Outlined: the area commonly known as Davisville Village, bounded by Yonge Street, Eglinton Avenue East, Bayview Avenue and Merton Street. Davisville Village has no official City of Toronto boundary, so this outline is approximate — a guide to the district, not a legal line. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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