Willowridge-Martingrove-Richview, Etobicoke
Willowridge-Martingrove-Richview is a quiet, family-focused residential neighbourhood in central Etobicoke, centred along Martingrove Road between Rathburn Road and Eglinton Avenue West. It is characterized by post-war detached homes and bungalows, extensive parkland, and a calm suburban character that has changed little since the 1960s and 70s.
Transit
No subway stations; 84 bus stops provide solid bus connectivity to Kipling, Islington, and Eglinton stations. Highway 427 is nearby for drivers. Commute times to downtown run 40–50 minutes by TTC.
Parks
15 parks make this a well-served neighbourhood for green space. Richview Park, Willowridge Park, and several smaller greens are distributed across the residential streets.
Schools and Libraries
10 schools serve the community — among the highest counts in this batch relative to neighbourhood size, reflecting the strong family demographic. A public library supplements community services.
Dining and Groceries
15 dining venues and 6 grocery stores handle local needs. The Burnhamthorpe and Martingrove corridors provide additional retail and food options. 4 healthcare clinics and 2 fitness facilities round out the amenity set.
Rental Market
13 listings show an average of $2,863 and a median of $3,350 — a case where the median exceeds the average, suggesting a concentration of mid-range house rentals. The range of $825 to $4,000 reflects basements through to full homes. For the school density and park coverage, pricing is competitive within western Etobicoke.
Who It Suits
Willowridge-Martingrove-Richview is a strong fit for families who prioritize school access, quiet residential streets, and 15 parks. It is a car-first neighbourhood that rewards renters willing to forgo subway access in exchange for suburban spaciousness.