Luxury homes for sale in Birchcliffe-Cliffside

Prestige Real Estate & Waterfront Estates

This page shows luxury homes for sale in Birchcliffe-Cliffside, featuring the most exclusive real estate in Scarborough. From historic manor homes in the Fallingbrook enclave to ultra-modern custom builds overlooking the lake, these properties represent the pinnacle of East End living.

Birchcliffe-Cliffside is often called the "hidden gem" of Toronto luxury real estate. Unlike the congested streets of Forest Hill or Rosedale, luxury homes here offer expansive privacy, often sitting on premium ravine lots or commanding unobstructed views of Lake Ontario from the top of the Scarborough Bluffs. It is the destination of choice for executives seeking a quiet, Muskoka-like retreat within the city limits.

Luxury Listings in Birchcliffe-Cliffside

Browse the current listings below and use the filters to narrow by price, pool availability, and view type. To get notified when new prestige properties hit the market (including off-market exclusives), set up your Property Tracker. You can also view all Birchcliffe-Cliffside homes for sale to explore the broader market.

Buying Luxury Real Estate in Birchcliffe

Luxury in Birchcliffe is defined by land and views. While downtown luxury focuses on concierge services and penthouses, luxury here focuses on lot frontage, ravine access, and architectural character.

Birchcliffe Luxury vs. The Beaches

High-end buyers often compare Fallingbrook (in Birchcliffe) with The Beaches. Here is the difference:

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the most expensive area in Birchcliffe?

The "Fallingbrook" neighbourhood is widely considered the most prestigious pocket. Homes on Fallingbrook Drive and Fallingbrook Road often command multi-million dollar prices due to their heritage architecture, ravine settings, and proximity to Courcelette Public School.

2. Do these homes have lake views?

Yes. Many luxury homes along the south side of King Edward Avenue, Fishleigh Drive, and the Fallingbrook streets offer stunning, unobstructed panoramic views of Lake Ontario from the top of the Bluffs.

3. Are there modern custom homes available?

Absolutely. The area is seeing a wave of high-end infill construction. Buyers are purchasing older bungalows on 50-foot lots and replacing them with 3,500+ sq ft contemporary masterpieces featuring floor-to-ceiling glass to capture the water views.

4. How does the price compare to Rosedale or Forest Hill?

Birchcliffe offers significantly more value. A $3 million budget in Rosedale might buy a semi-detached or small detached home needing work. In Birchcliffe, that same budget often secures a fully renovated custom home on a premium ravine lot.

5. Is it private?

Yes. Privacy is a key selling point. Many luxury homes here back onto the Toronto Hunt Club golf course or deep ravines, meaning you have no rear neighbors—just trees and fairways.

6. What are the schools like for elite families?

The area is serviced by excellent public schools like Courcelette and Birch Cliff PS. Additionally, it is a convenient drive to private schools in the city, or families can access the prestigious Toronto Hunt Club for social and recreational activities.

7. Do homes come with pools?

Swimming pools are very common in the luxury segment here. The deep lots (often 150ft+) allow for saltwater pools, cabanas, and outdoor kitchens without sacrificing green space.

8. Is this a good long-term investment?

Luxury real estate in Birchcliffe has seen consistent appreciation as more buyers recognize the scarcity of waterfront-adjacent land in Toronto. The combination of large lots and water views creates a "moat" around property values here.

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