127 Second Ave.

127 2nd Ave, Ottawa, ON K1S 2H4

Apartment building

2 beds

Cats only

Available units

Price may not include required fees and charges.

Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 8 2 bd, 1 ba	--	Nov 1	C$2,300

What's special

AboutBeautiful 3 storey walk-up offers 10 bright and spacious one bedroom and two bedroom apartments. Laundry facilities on-site.Community Amenities- Outdoor parking- Shopping nearby- Parks nearby- Schools nearby- No Smoking allowed- Close to Bus Routes- Washer/Dryer on site- Outdoor Parking (extra)- 24 hour Emergency serviceSuite Amenities- Fridge- Stove- Cable ready- Internet ready- Tenant pays own hydroUtilities Included- Heat- Water

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Neighborhood: Glebe

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Historic Area
Older homes and commercial buildings give the Glebe a well-established streetscape.
Outdoor Activities
The Rideau Canal pathways and nearby parks make walking and cycling easy ways to enjoy the outdoors.
Shopping Scene
Bank Street brings together neighborhood shops, cafés and restaurants.
Transit Access
Bus routes connect the Glebe with downtown Ottawa and other parts of the city.

The Glebe sits just south of downtown Ottawa, bordered by the Rideau Canal and known for its leafy residential streets and main-street bustle along Bank Street. Ottawa’s four-season climate brings snowy winters and warm summers, with the canal and nearby parks offering outdoor scenery through the year. Lansdowne Park is a landmark for events, dining and shops; the Rideau Canal pathways are popular for walking, cycling and, in winter, skating. Patterson Creek Park adds a quieter green space, while neighborhood cafés, independent shops and restaurants line Bank Street. The Glebe’s historic homes and older commercial buildings give it a distinctive streetscape, and arts events and live entertainment at Lansdowne add to the local calendar. Walking and cycling work well for nearby errands, with bus service and downtown connections for longer trips. For the Glebe neighborhood, the median rent is $2,450 per month, with a typical range of $1,000 to $6,000.