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C$ 3475\mo

1 - 1968 QUEEN STREET E, Toronto (The Beaches), Ontario M4L1H8

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Spacious, fully renovated and rare 3-bedroom, 2-bath apartment at 1968 Queen St East in theheart of The Beaches. This bright, oversized home showcases large windows that flood the spacewith natural light, brand-new flooring...

Browse property to rent in toronto with 10,000+ available rental listings. Use Rentaros to compare rental options by property type, bedroom count, price and postcode district. This gives you a broader view of what is currently listed across the city. Listings are collected from multiple sources and availability can change quickly, so always check the details and confirm availability directly when you find a suitable property.

Frequently asked questions

You can browse rental listings in Toronto and use the search filters to narrow the results by property type, bedroom count, monthly rent and furnishing. If you want to focus on a smaller area, you can also use postcode district pages and related search links to explore more specific rental options.

Rentaros currently shows 10,000+ rental listings in Toronto. This number can change as new listings are added and older listings are removed, so it is useful to check the page regularly if you are actively searching.

You can use the maximum price filter to narrow the results to properties within your budget. It can also help to compare different property types and postcode districts, because rental prices can vary a lot depending on the area, property size and furnishing.

Yes. Rentaros allows you to browse rental listings by postcode district where matching properties are available. This is useful when you want to focus on a specific part of Toronto instead of viewing results for the whole city.

The best area depends on your budget, preferred property type, transport needs and how close you want to be to work, university or local services. A good approach is to start with the main Toronto page, then use postcode district and property type links to compare different areas.

Listings are updated regularly, but rental availability can change quickly. When you find a property that looks suitable, check the listing details carefully and contact the landlord or agent directly to confirm whether it is still available.