48 Power St

Toronto, ON M5A 3A6

Apartment building

1-3 beds

Dogs only

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Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 2109 1 bd, 1 ba MLS ID #C14085912, LANDPOWER REAL ESTATE LTD.	--	Now	C$2,250
Unit 2011 3 bd, 2 ba MLS ID #C13842880, SAGE REAL ESTATE LIMITED	--	Now	C$3,000

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Neighborhood: Moss Park

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Historic Area
Older buildings and nearby St. James Cathedral give the neighborhood a strong connection to Toronto’s history.
Green Spaces
Moss Park and nearby Allan Gardens offer green space, gardens and outdoor paths.
Transit Access
Streetcar and bus routes connect Moss Park with downtown and other Toronto neighborhoods.
Dining Scene
Queen Street East and Dundas Street East offer cafés and restaurants among neighborhood shops.

Moss Park sits just east of downtown Toronto, with a mix of residential blocks, busy corridors and historic civic landmarks. Moss Park itself offers open green space and sports facilities, while nearby Allan Gardens has conservatories, gardens and walking paths. The area experiences Toronto’s four-season climate, from warm summers to cold, snowy winters. Moss Park’s history is visible in its older buildings and proximity to heritage sites such as St. James Cathedral. Along Queen Street East and Dundas Street East, cafés, restaurants and everyday shops add convenient stops; downtown galleries, theaters and nightlife are also within reach. Streetcars and buses connect the neighborhood to surrounding districts, and walking and cycling are practical ways to get around. The Moss Park neighborhood’s median rent is $2,480 per month, with a typical range of $750 to $10,000, based on 240 active listings.