Markham, Cornell, L6B 1B6
Markham, Cornell, L6B 1B5
Markham, Cornell
*Income-generating detached home in the desirable Cornell community.
*3 spacious bedrooms and 3 bathrooms in the main house.
*Self-contained coach house with a private entrance, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, kitchen and laundry.
*Potential additional rental income of approximately $1,850 per month.
*Beautiful outdoor space featuring a three-tier deck, interlocking patio and gas BBQ hookup.
*Detached 2-car garage with additional parking.
*Prime Cornell location close to parks, trails, schools, Markham Stouffville Hospital, Cornell Community Centre and Highway 407.
In this Realtor’s opinion, Cornell is simply the most family friendly community in all of Markham. Situated in the north east pocket of Markham surrounded by farmland and the Rouge River Valley, the streetscapes are pretty and pristine. Cornell houses have a distinctly Victorian charm with inviting front porches, and whimsical architectural details. Cars are kept at the rear in garages off laneways. On a nice day, you’ll see a constant stream of kids on bikes and parents with strollers heading to any one of dozens playgrounds, parks or the new dog park. Cornell has an abundance of shops, daycares, fitness studios, and salons. The community features a new state-of-the-art high school (with English and French immersion streams), three elementary schools and one elementary Catholic school. The Cornell Community Centre & Library offers a pool, courts, and lots of places to meet. Markham Stouffville Hospital and Cornell Transit Terminal round out the convenience offered by this community. Just a five minute drive away you’ll find the shops and boutiques of Main Street Markham, and a two minute drive gets you onto Highway 407. Cornell is a 30 minute drive to downtown Toronto.
Cornell, located in northeast Markham, is a thoughtfully planned, family-friendly community known for its walkability, charming streetscapes, and mix of modern housing. The neighbourhood features a variety of freehold townhomes, semi-detached, and detached homes, many of which are Victorian-inspired with welcoming front porches and rear laneway garages. These homes were designed with traditional charm but offer the convenience of newer construction and modern layouts. You’ll also find a growing selection of stacked townhomes and low- to mid-rise condo buildings, particularly near major intersections like Bur Oak Avenue and Highway 7. With a strong sense of community, green spaces, and homes suited for first-time buyers, growing families, and downsizers alike, Cornell offers a balanced lifestyle in one of Markham’s most well-designed urban villages.
Cornell is a vibrant and growing community located in the eastern part of Markham, offering residents a convenient and comfortable lifestyle. Close by, you’ll find several parks and green spaces perfect for outdoor activities and family outings, including the popular Cornell Community Centre which features a swimming pool, fitness facilities, and a library. For shopping and dining, Cornell is near major retail hubs like the Cornell Village Plaza and the nearby Markville Shopping Centre, providing a variety of stores, restaurants, and services. Commuting is easy with quick access to Highway 407 and public transit options including local York Region Transit buses and nearby GO Transit stations, making it simple to reach downtown Toronto or other parts of the Greater Toronto Area. Families appreciate the well-regarded schools in the area, both public and private, as well as nearby medical facilities and community services that support a balanced and convenient lifestyle. Overall, Cornell offers the perfect blend of suburban tranquility with easy access to urban amenities.
The average selling price for homes in Cornell reached $1,130,529 in June 2025, reflecting a healthy 4.95% increase month-over-month from May’s average of $1,077,253. Compared to June 2024, prices have edged up by 0.60%, indicating a steady and resilient real estate market in the area.
When looking at housing types, detached homes remain the most expensive in Cornell, with an average selling price of $1,408,578. Semi-detached homes averaged $1,059,250, while freehold townhomes sold for approximately $976,815. Condo townhomes came in at $651,333, offering a more affordable entry point into the market. Notably, there were no recorded condo apartment sales this month.
This consistent upward trend shows that demand for homes in Cornell continues to grow, making it an attractive area for both buyers and investors alike.
Cornell, offers excellent schooling options for families, with a mix of public and Catholic schools serving all grade levels. At the elementary level, Cornell Village Public School and Little Rouge Public School provide strong academic programs and a variety of extracurricular activities in a supportive environment. For high school, Bill Hogarth Secondary School offers both English and French Immersion programs with modern facilities and a wide range of courses. Nearby Catholic schools like St. Joseph Catholic Elementary and St. Brother André Catholic High School add faith-based education options. Overall, Cornell’s schools are well-regarded for their quality education and community involvement, making the area a great choice for families focused on learning.
Commuting from Cornell, Markham, is convenient thanks to its well-connected transportation network. The Cornell Bus Terminal, located near Highway 7 and Ninth Line, serves as a central hub for various transit options. Operated by York Region Transit (YRT), it offers multiple routes including YRT’s Route 1 (Highway 7), Route 9 (Ninth Line), and Viva Purple, which connects to Richmond Hill Centre Terminal. Additionally, GO Transit routes 52 and 56 provide connections to Oshawa and Oakville, respectively.
For those driving, Highway 407 runs along Cornell’s southern boundary, offering quick access to other parts of the Greater Toronto Area. The Mount Joy GO Station is approximately 5 minutes away by car, providing a direct route to Union Station in Toronto, which takes about 50 minutes.
Whether you’re commuting by bus, car, or train, Cornell’s transportation options make it a well-connected community for residents and visitors alike.
Cornell Community Park, Cornell Village Park, Cornell Park, Bur Oak Park, William Forster Park, Little Rouge Creek Park, Black Walnut Park, Stauffer Park, Cornell Rouge Valley Park, Mount Joy Pond Park, Riverwalk Commons, Markham Museum Grounds, Bob Hunter Memorial Park
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Cornell Village Public School, Black Walnut Public School, St. Joseph Catholic Elementary School, Bill Hogarth Secondary School, Father Michael McGivney Catholic Academy, Cornell Library
