56 Markham St

Toronto, ON M6J 2G5

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2 beds

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Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 3 2 bd, 1 ba	750	Now	C$1,999

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On-site coin laundryOutdoor bbq spaceKitchen appliancesGarage parking available

56 Markham St, Toronto, ON, M6J 2G52 Bedroom Apartment on Lower Level (Basement) Floor of a Lovely Queen West Home Available Immediately Rent 1999 - All inclusive ONE MONTH'S RENT MOVE IN BONUS Some areas have shorter ceilings** Includes:-2 full bedrooms with closets -Kitchen appliances -1 bathroom -On-site coin laundry-Large front and back patio -Outdoor BBQ space -Garage parking available -No smoking inside Minutes to: Bathurst Subway station, shops, restaurants, amenities, U of T, George Brown, Hospitals, Bloor Street, College Street, Queen Street, Kensington Market, Financial Core

Neighborhood: Trinity

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Green Spaces
Trinity Bellwoods Park provides broad lawns, walking paths and recreation spaces at the neighborhood’s center.
Dog Parks
Trinity Bellwoods Park has a designated dog off-leash area.
Dining Scene
Queen Street West and nearby Ossington Avenue offer a concentration of cafés, restaurants and bars.
Transit Access
Queen and Dundas streetcars, local buses and nearby subway connections link the area with the rest of Toronto.

Trinity sits in Toronto’s west-central core, around Trinity Bellwoods Park and the historic streets of the surrounding West Queen West area. The park’s lawns, paths, recreation spaces and dog off-leash area offer room to spend time outdoors, while the leafy streets and Victorian-era buildings give the neighborhood a distinctive streetscape. Queen Street West brings cafés, restaurants, independent shops, galleries and nightlife; nearby Ossington Avenue adds more dining and bar options. Seasonal weather ranges from warm summers to cold, snowy winters, with the park and patios shaping outdoor routines in warmer months. Streetcars on Queen and Dundas, buses and nearby subway connections make it practical to get around without a car, and cycling is common on local streets. The Trinity neighborhood’s median rent is $2,990 per month, with a typical range of $1,000 to $16,000.