Neighbourhood · Scarborough
Real estate agent in Agincourt
Northeast Scarborough's community hub — established family homes, GO service to Union, and one of the GTA's most genuinely multicultural high streets.
Agincourt is one of Scarborough's most established family neighbourhoods: bungalows and two-storey detached homes from the 1960s onward, mature trees, and a retail spine along Sheppard and Kennedy that reflects the community's diversity.
Value here is driven by lot size, condition and proximity to the GO line. Agincourt GO puts Union Station within a straightforward commute, which supports demand from buyers priced out of central Toronto.
It is also a natural fit for multi-generational families — many homes have finished lower levels or in-law arrangements, and pricing those correctly means valuing legal, permitted space differently from unfinished square footage.
Agincourt at a glance
- Housing mix
- 1960s–1980s detached homes, semis, townhomes, select newer infill
- Commute
- Agincourt GO to Union, Highway 401, Sheppard and Kennedy bus routes
- Best for
- Growing families, multi-generational households, value-focused buyers
What is your Agincourt home worth today?
You will get a range built from recent sales on comparable Agincourt streets and home types — not a citywide average.
Agincourt — frequently asked
- Is Agincourt a good place to buy in Scarborough?
- For families it is one of the stronger options: established streets, larger lots than central Toronto, GO service to Union and a deep local retail base. Pricing is generally more accessible than comparable homes further west.
- How much are homes in Agincourt?
- Detached homes, semis and townhomes cover a wide band, and finished basements and in-law suites shift value considerably. Ask for a free valuation for a range specific to your address.
- Do you help multi-generational families?
- Yes. That includes finding homes that genuinely fit two households and pricing existing in-law space properly when you sell — permitted, legal space is valued differently from unfinished square footage.
- Does Virginia speak Tagalog?
- Yes — English, Tagalog, Ilocano and Kankanaey, which matters when several generations of a family are part of the decision.
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