329 Johnson Kingston

329 Johnson St, Kingston, ON K7L 1Y6

Apartment building

2 beds

Available units

Price may not include required fees and charges.

Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 4 2 bd, 1 ba	758	Nov 1	C$2,450

What's special

Modern move-in-ready livingFully furnished suitesDouble bedClassic heritage buildingFull kitchen

Parking Spot Available at 329 Johnson Street Set in a classic heritage building in the heart of downtown Kingston, Louise House blends historic charm with modern, move-in-ready living. Perched right above the Starbucks at the corner of Johnson and Division Street, it offers the rare combination of character architecture and an unbeatable location. Your morning coffee is quite literally downstairs.Inside, fully furnished suites come complete with a full kitchen, double bed, desk, and storage, with utilities and high-speed internet included in the residence units. You're steps from the Princess Street transit corridor and roughly ten minutes from Queen's University by bus, with the Kingston Centre, VIA Rail station, and Cataraqui Mall all close by. Studios and 2- and 3-bedroom suites are available on a minimum 12-month lease, a comfortable and connected home base for your time in Kingston.Special Note: This is a parking stall only.

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Neighborhood: Queen's

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Getting around

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Walker's Paradise

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Very Bikeable

Nearby schools in Kingston

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Historic Area
Limestone campus buildings and nearby downtown heritage architecture give Queen’s a strong historic character.
Arts Scene
The Agnes Etherington Art Centre and campus performance venues bring art and live culture close at hand.
Walkable Streets
The compact campus-to-downtown layout makes many everyday destinations reachable on foot.
Outdoor Activities
Nearby Lake Ontario waterfront paths and parks provide room for walks and fresh-air breaks.

Queen’s sits just south of downtown Kingston, between the historic campus and Lake Ontario’s shoreline. Limestone buildings and leafy streets give the area a distinctive university-town setting, while the lake moderates seasonal weather: summers are warm, winters cold and snowy, and breezes can be noticeable near the water. Campus landmarks include Grant Hall and the Agnes Etherington Art Centre; nearby waterfront paths and parks offer space for walks and outdoor breaks. Along Union Street and in the surrounding downtown, cafés, restaurants, pubs, shops and cultural venues add plenty of places to stop in, with Kingston’s heritage architecture shaping the streetscape. The compact layout makes walking and cycling practical for many local trips, and Kingston Transit connects the area with other parts of the city.