87 Euclid Ave, Toronto

Zoning R

Residential with a site-specific exception.

Height limit: 11 m

An exception can change what’s allowed here; read it in the by-law before relying on this. Zoning By-law 569-2013

Homes allowed

✅ Up to 6 homes in a house-form building (sixplex ward)
✅ Plus a garden suite, or a laneway suite if the lot is on a public lane

Ward 10, Spadina-Fort York. Development charges are waived for multiplexes of up to 6 homes in Toronto.

Limits None mapped

Heritage: not on the register
Flood and conservation: none mapped

Applications at this address

87 Euclid Ave

Approved · New building · Oct 18, 2023
87 Euclid Ave

Approved · Oct 18, 2023

Rulings within 400 m

129 Palmerston Ave · 204 m

Approved · 3 units incl. a suite · New building · Sep 9, 2026
22 Manning Ave · 208 m

Approved · 4 units · Multiplex · Jul 30, 2025
130 Wolseley St · 253 m

Approved · 4 units · Jun 11, 2025
701 Queen St W · 332 m

Approved · 3 units · New building · Oct 16, 2024
16 Crocker Ave · 289 m

Approved · 3 units · New building · Sep 18, 2024
18 Crocker Ave · 292 m

Approved · 3 units · Multiplex · Aug 28, 2024
835 Queen St W · 331 m

Approved · 19 units · May 4, 2022
63 Claremont St · 165 m

Approved · 3 units · Nov 3, 2021
53 Gore Vale Ave · 327 m

Approved · 4 units · Jul 7, 2021
154 Claremont St · 301 m

Approved · 3 units incl. a suite · New building · Dec 11, 2019
12 Euclid Ave · 216 m

Approved · 3 units · Conversion of a house · Mar 1, 2017
161 Palmerston Ave · 382 m

Refused · 3 units · New building · Dec 2, 2015

All rulings

Development applications within 500 m

723 QUEEN ST W
Site Plan · NOAC Issued
627 RICHMOND ST W
Site Plan · NOAC Issued
161 BATHURST ST
Site Plan · Under Review
161 BATHURST ST
Official Plan / Zoning By-law Amendment · Under Review
230 NIAGARA ST
Site Plan · Appeal Received
835 QUEEN ST W
Site Plan · NOAC Issued

For sale here now

87 Euclid Avenue$1,025,000

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A reading of the City’s public zoning maps, not a zoning opinion or legal advice. Site-specific exceptions, lot size, trees, heritage and servicing decide what a lot can really take: confirm with a zoning review or a planner before you buy. Sources: City of Toronto open data (zoning, wards, heritage register, building permits, Committee of Adjustment), conservation authorities’ open data.

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