North Toronto

Cricket Club Real Estate Guide

An exclusive North Toronto enclave anchored by one of the city’s storied private clubs.

Between Yonge and Avenue Road

Cricket Club

A quiet enclave around a storied private club

The Cricket Club neighbourhood takes its name from the Toronto Cricket Skating and Curling Club, the storied private club at 141 Wilson Avenue that has anchored the area for generations. The neighbourhood is bordered by Yonge Street to the east, Avenue Road to the west, Wilson Avenue to the north, and Brooke Avenue to the south.

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Within those quiet blocks, the streets are calm and the homes substantial: detached residences on wide lots, many rebuilt or extensively renovated, set back from the road behind lawns and mature trees. It is a neighbourhood people settle into rather than pass through.

Architecture: The housing runs from well-kept mid-century homes to custom new builds. The area’s deep lots and proximity to the club make it one of North Toronto’s quieter luxury pockets, and homes here do not turn over quickly.

Who Lives Here: The club draws members from across the city, but the streets around it are home to established professionals and families who value a rare combination of privacy, green space, and direct access to the Yonge corridor.

Where to Eat

Francobollo: The area's strongest polished neighbourhood restaurant, offering elevated Italian cooking, seafood, cocktails and several private dining rooms.

Darbar Persian Grill: An upscale Persian restaurant and wine lounge specializing in kebabs, rice dishes and traditional flavours presented in a sophisticated setting.

Safari Bar & Grill: A longstanding neighbourhood gathering place with a restaurant, billiard lounge and one of North Toronto's largest heated patios.

Auberge du Pommier: Refined French dining from chef Kane Van Ee, served inside historic 1860s cottages with fireplaces, private rooms and a garden terrace.

Miller Tavern: A handsome North Toronto institution in a historic building, particularly good for steak, seafood, cocktails and business lunches.

The Toronto Cricket Skating and Curling Club: Several dining options for members and guests. For clients considering the neighbourhood, it is a meaningful part of the local lifestyle.