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Get My Free Estimate →Three condominiums in Stonegate–Queensway proper: The Dalesford at 245 Dalesford Road, and the two Backyard buildings on Berry Road and Neighbourhood Lane.
The single most useful thing I can tell you about all three: none of them walks to a subway. Royal York station measured 39.7 to 49.7 minutes on foot. This is a surface-transit and car neighbourhood, and the buildings are priced and built accordingly. The Dalesford is the closest to any train at 22 minutes to Mimico GO.
What I measured
Routed 24 August 2026 on the OpenStreetMap pedestrian network with the OSRM walking profile.
| Building | Royal York subway | Mimico GO | Nearest surface stop |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Dalesford, 245 Dalesford Rd | 3,727 m · 49.7 min | 1,650 m · 22.0 min | Park Lawn at The Queensway · 870 m · 11.6 min |
| Backyard, 150 Berry Rd | 2,980 m · 39.7 min | 3,286 m · 43.8 min | Stephen Dr at The Queensway · 944 m · 12.6 min |
| The Queensview, 25 Neighbourhood Ln | 3,007 m · 40.1 min | 3,422 m · 45.6 min | Stephen Dr at The Queensway · 1,116 m · 14.9 min |
Note the surface-stop column, because it is the honest one. Even the bus is a 12 to 15 minute walk from the Backyard buildings. Marketing copy for that development describes commuting as effortless with nearby transit access; measured, the nearest bus stop is a quarter of an hour on foot and the nearest subway is forty minutes. Both statements can coexist only if “nearby” is doing an enormous amount of work.
None of this makes these bad buildings. It makes them buildings for people who drive, or who are content with a walk to the bus. What it rules out is buying here on a subway premise.
The Dalesford — 245 Dalesford Road
The best-documented of the three. TSCC 1704, registered 13 September 2005, eight floors, 133 units, developed by Queenscorp Group, managed by Nadlan-Harris Property Management. Suites run 513 to 1,811 square feet.
It is also the only building on this page where I can give you both a fee rate and a value figure with a base under it:
- $0.70 per square foot in maintenance fees, published by strata.ca.
- Down 9% over twelve months, on 8 sales. Eight sales is thin. I publish it because it comes with its denominator attached, which most figures in this business do not — but read it as an indication of direction, not a valuation of your unit.
Amenities listed include a gym, a common rooftop deck, a party room, a meeting room and visitor parking — a reasonable bench for a 133-unit mid-rise.
On inclusions I have to stop short. condos.ca’s structured list includes parking in the fee; its own narrative text on the same page omits it and lists everything else identically. strata.ca shows only its unpopulated default template, which is not data at all. So: one clear fee rate, no reliable inclusion list.
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The two Backyard buildings — and a naming problem
150 Berry Road is registered as TSCC 2805 on 21 September 2020: ten floors, 234 units. Published inclusions are common element, building insurance and water. Developer and property manager are both blank in the record I could reach.
25 Neighbourhood Lane, The Queensview, is ten floors and 134 units, managed by Duka Property Management, developed by VANDYK Communities. Suites 500 to 2,000 square feet. It is described as the third building in the wider Backyard master-planned community, with two further buildings of seven and eight storeys planned and a commercial component including a health centre and grocery.
150 Berry Road is carried as Backyard Neighbourhood Condos by one database and as The Kings Mill Condos by another. A third source describes “The King’s Mill at Backyard Condos” as a different address entirely — 15 Neighbourhood Lane — while attaching the same 234-unit count that the first database gives to 150 Berry Road, and a completion year three years apart from it. One database’s hero image for the 150 Berry Road page is even filenamed for the Queensview building.
Somewhere in there, phases of one development have been merged into a single record. I cannot tell you which figures belong to which building, so I am not publishing a unit count, a year or a name for 150 Berry Road as settled fact. If you are buying in this development, the declaration and the status certificate will tell you which corporation you are actually joining — and in a multi-phase community, that is not a formality.
The Queensview has a second gap: its corporation number field is blank, and the registration date shown alongside it is 1 January, which is the shape of a placeholder rather than a date. A registration date with no corporation number behind it is not something I will repeat.
Buying into an early phase of a master-planned community carries a specific risk worth naming: you are buying beside a construction site for years, and the later phases shape the shared amenities, the traffic and the outlook. Ask what is approved, what is merely proposed, and what the shared facilities arrangement says about who pays for what.
The building I am not writing up: The Regency, 935 Royal York Road
I researched it and I am not publishing it, so it is worth saying why.
The public record on The Regency does not merely have gaps — it contradicts itself on the building’s fundamental description. One database says 2000, six storeys, 34 units. Two others say 1985, fifteen storeys, 211 units. Those cannot both describe the same structure.
Two pieces of evidence point toward the smaller description: listing unit numbers for the address top out at a penthouse numbered 604, which fits a six-storey building and not a fifteen-storey one; and OpenStreetMap carries no high-rise footprint at that address, only detached houses on the neighbouring lots. Against that, two sources beat one — except those two are not demonstrably independent, since they reproduce identical suite ranges and inclusion strings.
So I do not know, and a Realtor’s website is the wrong place to guess about the number of storeys in a building. If you are looking at The Regency, the declaration and the status certificate will settle in an afternoon what the internet cannot settle at all.
A note on the neighbourhood-level number
One database states that Stonegate–Queensway property values decreased 10.17% over the past year. It publishes no sales count beside it.
A percentage without a denominator is not a finding. It could rest on two hundred sales or on nine. I am recording that the figure exists and declining to repeat it as fact, which is the same standard I apply to every number on this site: if I cannot tell you what it is built on, you should not be making a decision with it.
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Frequently asked questions
Can you walk to the subway from the Backyard condos on Berry Road?
No. I measured 150 Berry Road at 2,980 metres and 39.7 minutes to Royal York station, and 25 Neighbourhood Lane at 3,007 metres and 40.1 minutes. Mimico GO is further still at 43.8 and 45.6 minutes. The realistic transit walk from both is the surface stop at Stephen Drive and The Queensway, which measured 12.6 and 14.9 minutes. Routed on the OpenStreetMap pedestrian network with the OSRM walking profile on 24 August 2026.
Which Stonegate–Queensway condo is closest to a train?
The Dalesford at 245 Dalesford Road, and it is not close. It measured 1,650 metres and 22.0 minutes to Mimico GO — the best rail access of the three by a wide margin, but still a twenty-minute walk. Royal York subway is 49.7 minutes from it.
Is 150 Berry Road called Backyard Neighbourhood Condos or The Kings Mill?
Both names are in use for the same address by different databases, and the confusion runs deeper than a name. A third source attributes “The King’s Mill at Backyard Condos” to 15 Neighbourhood Lane with the same 234-unit count that another attaches to 150 Berry Road, and with a different completion year. At least one source has conflated phases of this development. Do not rely on a published unit count or year for this address without checking the declaration.
What is the maintenance fee at The Dalesford?
strata.ca publishes $0.70 per square foot. The inclusion list is less settled: condos.ca’s structured data includes parking while its own narrative text on the same page omits it, and strata.ca shows only its unpopulated default template, which is not data. Get the status certificate before relying on any inclusion list.
Has property value fallen in Stonegate–Queensway?
One database states the neighbourhood decreased 10.17% over the past year, but publishes no sales count alongside it, so there is no way to know whether that reflects a broad sample or a handful of transactions. I am not publishing it as a finding. At building level I have one figure I trust enough to quote with its base: The Dalesford, down 9% on 8 sales over twelve months. Eight sales is a thin sample and should be read as an indication, not a valuation.
Why is The Regency at 935 Royal York Road not covered here?
Because the public data on it contradicts itself so badly that I will not publish any of it. One database says the building was built in 2000 with 6 storeys and 34 units; two others say 1985 with 15 storeys and 211 units. Listing unit numbers top out at a penthouse numbered 604, which fits the smaller description, and OpenStreetMap has no high-rise footprint at that address. But the sources are not clearly independent of each other, so I cannot resolve it from a screen. That building needs a status certificate before it gets a page.
Sources
- condos.ca — The Dalesford, 245 Dalesford Rd. Corporation number, registration date of 13 September 2005, eight floors, 133 units, Queenscorp as developer, Nadlan-Harris as manager, suite range, and the internally contradictory parking inclusion. Accessed 24 August 2026.
- strata.ca — 245 Dalesford Rd. The maintenance fee rate of $0.70 per square foot and the twelve-month value change of minus 9 per cent on eight sales. Accessed 24 August 2026.
- condos.ca — Backyard Neighbourhood Condos, 150 Berry Rd. Corporation number, registration date of 21 September 2020, ten floors, 234 units and the published fee inclusion list. Accessed 24 August 2026.
- condos.ca — The Queensview at Backyard Condos, 25 Neighbourhood Ln. Ten floors, 134 units, Duka as manager, suite range, and the blank corporation and developer fields described above. Accessed 24 August 2026.
- CondoNow — The Queensview at Backyard Condos. VANDYK Communities as developer, the ten-storey and 134-suite figures, and the description of the wider Backyard development including further planned buildings. Accessed 24 August 2026.
- OSRM foot routing on the OpenStreetMap network. The routing engine and walking profile used for every distance and duration here, measured 24 August 2026. Accessed 24 August 2026.
- Ontario Condominium Act, 1998 — status certificates. The ten-day deadline and the $100 fee cap for a status certificate. Accessed 24 August 2026.
Thinking about buying or selling here?
I work this area every week and I will give you a straight answer, including when the answer is to wait. No pressure, and no drip campaign you cannot get out of.
Call or text 437-987-1925 Send me a message
Jatin Dua, Sales Representative — RE/MAX Quantum Realty Inc., Brokerage. Not intended to solicit buyers or sellers currently under contract with another brokerage.
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About the author — Jatin Dua, Etobicoke real estate agent
I’m a licensed Realtor with RE/MAX Quantum Realty at 799 The Queensway in Etobicoke, a few minutes from every building on this page. I work with buyers, sellers and investors across Mimico, Humber Bay Shores, New Toronto, Long Branch, Alderwood and the Stonegate–Queensway corridor. I write these building guides the way I’d brief a client at my own kitchen table: what is documented, what isn’t, and where the published numbers disagree with each other.
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