Allenby Toronto Apartments, Condos and Houses for Rent

Bordered by Avenue to Castlewood and Eglinton to Briar Hill, Allenby is a quiet and family-friendly North York neighbourhood. Parents flock to the area for Allenby Public School, which is one of the best-ranked public schools in the city, and the cute boutiques and cafes along Eglinton offer a little something for everyone on a sunny afternoon. Unfortunately for renters, it can be challenging to find a rental in Allenby, although there are some hidden gems in the high-rise apartments on Eglinton if you are dedicated in your hunt for the perfect Toronto apartment.

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Rentals in Allenby are very hard to come by. But you can find some Allenby houses for rent in the interior streets, as well as some rental duplexes and apartments, can be found along Avenue Road between Eglinton Ave and Briar Hill Ave.

Your yard in Allenby is sizeable by Toronto standards, so you can bet you'll wave to your neighbour while you’re mowing the lawn or tending the garden. With little in the way of nightlife and few residents who'd want such a scene in their cul-de-sac in the first place, the Allenby lifestyle is pleasant and low-key, centered around school, sports, and relaxation.

Eglinton in where most of the action is in Allenby, with its cute restaurants, boutique shops and fitness options. The centrally located North Toronto Memorial Community Recreation Centre boasts two pools, a track, a gym, and two skating rinks, which are repurposed as tennis courts in the summertime. Also located within pet-friendly Allenby is Memorial Park, a charming green space which offers easy access to the nine kilometre Kay Gardner Beltline Trail, perfect for urban cyclists, joggers, and hikers. For young learners, Allenby P.S. and North Preparatory are in the area, and Marshall McLuhan Catholic Secondary School is conveniently located on the Avenue bus line.

Allenby Public School

North Toronto Memorial Community Recreation Centre

The Eglinton Grand

Who lives here: Families with children and some seniors. Diversity relatively is low for Toronto, while household incomes skew higher than average for the city.

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Perfect for: Small families who value academics.

Not-so-perfect for: Budget renters and young singles seeking a bustling nightlife scene.