Banbury Neighbourhood

Banbury was developed between two rivers: Wilket Creek to the west and the Don River to the east. This modern, affluent community stretches from York Mills in the north to Eglinton in the south.

It is a diverse Toronto neighbourhood with many first and second-generation Canadians. With just over 23% of its residents in the 65+ category and a growing population in the 0-14 range, this area is ideal for multi-generational living and family togetherness.

Public learning institutions made available to residents include some of the most esteemed in the city. The Banbury neighbourhood is additionally adjacent to some of Canada’s top destinations for private education, including Loretto Abbey Catholic Secondary School, Hillcrest Progressive School, Crescent School, and the Toronto French School.

Mere blocks away from the 401 and the 404/Don Valley Expressway, Banbury is a great area for those who commute to work by car. The Sheppard line provides the community with much-needed subway access, and there are four main bus routes (95 York Mills, 54 Lawrence East, 32 Eglinton East and 34 Eglinton West) for the convenience of TTC riders.

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