Base rent $2,350
Beds 1 Bed
Baths 1

229 - 55 MERCHANTS' WHARF WAY 229

229 - 55 MERCHANTS' WHARF WAY, Toronto (Waterfront Communities), on

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1 Bed / 1 Bath / 600 - 699 Sqft
$2,350

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Amenities

  • Appliances – washer, refrigerator, stove, oven, dryer, microwave, hood fan
  • Flooring – laminate
  • Pool features – outdoor pool
  • Cooling – central air conditioning
  • Heating – forced air, natural gas
  • Lot features – in suite laundry
  • Exterior features – concrete
  • Building features – exercise centre, recreation centre, separate electricity meters, party room, security/concierge, visitor parking
  • Community features – pets not allowed, community centre
  • Waterfront features – waterfront

Property description

Tridel. Bright & Functional 1 Bedroom @Aqualina at Bayside, Lake View. Steps to TTC, Sherbourne Common Park, George Brown College & Walk to the Boardwalk. Access to Sugar Beach, Harbor Front, Ferry Terminal, St. Lawrence Market & Distillery District. Gym, Party Room, 24HRs Concierge. (id:63589)

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229 - 55 MERCHANTS' WHARF WAY, Toronto (Waterfront Communities), on M5A4N8
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Contact information

Property managed by: HOMELIFE LANDMARK REALTY INC.
Leasing agent: LISA RUSWATI Salesperson
Call leasing office: 905-305-1600

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229 - 55 MERCHANTS' WHARF WAY 229 is located in the Downtown Toronto neighborhood.


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