Studio Apartments for Rent in Tiny, ON
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Only 1 unit leftStudio $1,549Base rent51 Owen Inc., Penetanguishene, ON L9M 1N3Apply online • Pet friendly
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Studio $550Base rent3 - 600 HUGEL AVENUE, Midland, ON L4R1W4
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What is the average size of a studio apartment in Tiny, ON?
The average Tiny, ON studio apartment size is 350 sq. ft.
What are the advantages of renting a studio apartment in Tiny, ON?
Studio apartments in Tiny, ON tend to be more affordable than other apartments and they have lower utility costs.
What are the downsides of renting a studio apartment in Tiny, ON?
One of the downsides of living in a studio apartment is the limited storage space.
Renting a studio apartment in Tiny, ON
Looking to find an efficiency apartment in Tiny, ON? You’re not the only one. Studio apartments are one of the most searched types of rental housing in Tiny, ON. They give you the advantage of living in a trendy neighborhood close to work, shopping, dining, entertainment and public transportation while keeping your rent expense at a minimum. In Tiny, ON you have no less than 3 properties to choose from, offering a total of 3 small apartments.
Efficiency apartment vs bachelor flat: which one is right for you?
Cheap studios and efficiency apartments normally have the kitchen in the main room, which is a major discouraging factor for renters… But don’t let this scare you away: there are always some exceptions that prove the rule, and it’s worth locating them in Tiny, ON too. Some newer apartment buildings have very spacious floor-plans with layouts that allow you to divide the sleeping and living space for more privacy and comfort. A few design tricks, like a well-placed mirror, a bookshelf divider and functional space-saving furniture can make all the difference. As a benchmark, keep in mind that, in this neighborhood, apartments offer about 699 Sqft of living space, on average. Be prepared that bachelor flats with a separate kitchen tend to be a bit more expensive than your average one room apartment. If you plan on cooking and eating in a lot, it may be worth spending the extra dollars per month to have your kitchen separate from your bedroom/living area. It all comes down to finding a studio apartment that fits your lifestyle and your personal preferences.