77 Mutual Street Toronto

77 Mutual St, Toronto, ON M5B2A9

Apartment building

Studio

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Price may not include required fees and charges.

Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
-- Studio, 1 ba	350	Now	C$1,799+

What's special

Bachelor 77 Mutual, a well managed condo building built in 2022. Convenient Location Steps To Dundas Subway, TTC, Eaton Center, Toronto Metropolitan University (Ryerson), George Brown, Yonge-Dundas Square, Restaurants, Shopping, St. Michael's Hospital And Much More. 24 Hr Concierge. Open to 6 month leases. Furnished Bachelor on the third floor of a condo building Convenient Location Steps To Dundas Subway, TTC, Eaton Center, Toronto Metropolitan University (Ryerson), George Brown, Yonge-Dundas Square, Restaurants, Shopping, St. Michael's Hospital And Much More. 24 Hr Concierge. Photos taken from last year. Other units and options available

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Neighborhood: Church

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Historic Area
The Cathedral Church of St. James and nearby St. Lawrence Market connect Church to Toronto’s historic core.
Transit Access
Streetcars and nearby subway stations make it easy to travel around central Toronto.
Dining Scene
Church Street and nearby downtown blocks offer cafés, restaurants, and bars.
Green Spaces
Allan Gardens adds landscaped paths and a historic conservatory close to the neighborhood.

Church, in central Toronto, is shaped by Church Street and its mix of residential blocks, shops, cafés, and nightlife. The area has a four-season climate, with warm summers and cold, snowy winters. Historic landmarks include the Cathedral Church of St. James and St. Lawrence Market nearby; Allan Gardens offers conservatory displays, paths, and open green space, while the Toronto Reference Library provides a major public reading and cultural resource. Dining ranges from casual cafés to restaurants and bars, especially along Church and adjoining downtown streets. Everyday shopping and larger retail options are close by, and the district’s nightlife and cultural venues add activity after dark. Streetcars and nearby subway stations connect the area to other parts of Toronto, while walking and cycling are practical for many local trips. For Church, the median rent is $2,530 per month, with a typical range of $250 to $16,000.