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1 room apartment of 273 m² in Toronto

M5V3Z1, Toronto C01, Canada

Month rate

2500$

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Rental PeriodUnlimited
Available fromASAP

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apartment at M5V3Z1, Toronto C01, Canada

Available unfurnished, partially or Fully Furnished (additional $50/mo), 1-Bedroom + Den Unit With 1 Parking And Locker Located At Front And Spadina *Easy Access To Major Highways (Qew & Dvp), Ttc Stop At Door, Sports, Restaurants, Starbucks, 8-Acre Park With Community Centers And Schools, Steps To Financial District And So Much More. *Grocery Store In The Same Building (Sobey’s) And Other Urban Amenities *Super Facilities: Bbq Terrace With Pool, Whirlpool, Party Room With Kitchen, Guest Suites, Visitor Parking, 2 Level State Of The Art Gym Facility. **** EXTRAS **** Available unfurnished, partially or Fully Furnished (additional $50/mo), Newer Fridge , Stove With Oven, B/I Microwave, B/I Dishwasher, Stacked Washer And Dryer. Includes One Parking And One Locker (id:18653)

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Details about this property

Property type

apartment

Rooms

1

Size

273 m²

Price

2,500 $

Rental period

Unlimited

Available from

ASAP

Pets allowed

No

Terrace

Yes

Swimming Pool

Yes

Washing Machine

Yes

Dishwasher

Yes

Parking

Yes

Furnished

Yes

Price per m²

9 $

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