Yonge and Bloor, Toronto · M4Y
Furnished rooms,
a block from Yonge and Bloor.
One residence at 30 Charles Street East, three minutes from both subway lines. One monthly payment covers the room, the heat, the Wi-Fi and the cleaning. Terms from four months.
30 CHARLES STREET EAST, FROM THE STREET
From the front door
How far things are
Each marker sits at its measured distance from the building. Minutes assume a walking route, not a straight line.
Bloor-Yonge station, for Line 1 and Line 2, is three minutes away. Groceries and a pharmacy are inside five, and the University of Toronto is a ten-minute walk west.
30 Charles Street East
30 Charles Street East, Toronto M4Y 1T1
- 192M · 3MINBloor-Yonge stationLine 1 · Line 2
- 290M · 5MINManulife CentreShops, groceries, cinema
- 612M · 10MINVictoria UniversityU of T · east edge of campus
- 801M · 13MINQueen's ParkThe park, not the station
- 1098M · 18MINKing's College CircleU of T · centre of campus
- 1288M · 21MINTMU campusOr three stops on Line 1
YONGE AND CHARLES, THE CORNER OF THE BLOCK
The residence
30 Charles Street East
One block south of Yonge and Bloor, where both subway lines cross. Yorkville is across Bloor and the University of Toronto is a ten-minute walk west.
- Rooms from
- $800/mo
- To the subway
- 3 min
- Shortest term
- 4 months
Included in the rent
What the monthly rate covers
You make one payment a month. There is no separate bill for heat, hydro, water or internet, in winter or any other time.
See what each room costsHeat, hydro and water
No separate utilities bill.
High-speed Wi-Fi
In your room and the shared areas.
Furniture
Bed, desk, chair, wardrobe, nightstand, lamp.
Equipped kitchen
Cookware, crockery, utensils.
Repairs
Urgent ones attended to the same day.
Cleaning of shared areas
Fortnightly. Your room is yours.
Church-Wellesley · Yorkville
The neighbourhood
Two subway lines under the corner, three supermarkets inside five minutes and a university a walk away. It is dense and busy, and rarely quiet.
Bloor-Yonge station
The busiest station on the subway, where Line 1 and Line 2 cross. The Yonge platforms opened in 1954, the Bloor ones in 1966. Three minutes from the front door.
Toronto Reference Library
789 Yonge Street, five minutes north. Raymond Moriyama's 1977 building is the largest public reference library in Canada, and the best free desk in the city when your room is not where you want to work.
Village of Yorkville Park
A strip of small gardens along Cumberland Street, with pines, crabapple trees, a wetland and a granite boulder big enough to sit on. It is the closest patch of green, about nine minutes away across Bloor.
University of Toronto, St George campus
Victoria University, the eastern edge of the campus, is a ten-minute walk west along Charles Street. King's College Circle, the middle of it, is about eighteen.
Line 1 Yonge–University
Six stops south to Union Station
Bloor-Yonge station · 3 min walk
Line 2 Bloor–Danforth
East and west across the whole city
Bloor-Yonge station · 3 min walk
A second way in
Two more stations inside eight minutes
Wellesley and Bay stations · 7 min walk
On foot
Most errands without a train
Groceries · 2 to 3 min walk
Next step
See a room before you decide
Viewings are in person if you are in Toronto and over video if you are not. Either way you see the room that is free on your dates.
