Banbury-Don Mills Condos

About Banbury-Don Mills

Banbury-Don Mills sits at the heart of Don Mills, Canada's first fully planned community, laid out in the 1950s by developer E.P. Taylor as a model of postwar modernist living. Curving streets, deep green setbacks and clusters of mid-century modern bungalows define the older fabric, while the open-air Shops at Don Mills at Don Mills and Lawrence gave the area a walkable retail and dining heart when the old mall was reinvented in 2009.

There is no subway here, so the area leans on bus routes feeding Line 4 and the Eglinton Crosstown to the south, plus the Don Valley Parkway for drivers. The population skews affluent and established — longtime homeowners, professional families and a growing wave of downsizers drawn by the ravine trails, the design heritage and the polished retail centre.

Condo stock blends newer towers and mid-rise builds around the Shops at Don Mills with a handful of older buildings. Suites tend to be larger and finished to a higher standard, pitched at downsizers and professionals rather than investors, and pricing reflects the affluent, design-conscious setting.