2548 Keele St

Toronto, ON M6L 2N8

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2 beds

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Unit 2 2 bd, 1 ba MLS ID #W14093676, ROYAL LEPAGE TERREQUITY REALTY	--	Now	C$2,200

What's special

Fully updated bathroomFresh paintNew flooring

Bright and spacious 766 SF 2 bedroom unit featuring recent renovations throughout, including new flooring, a fully updated bathroom and fresh paint. Rent includes heat, water and 1 outside parking spot, offering excellent value and convenience. Move in ready and perfect for comfortable living. IDX information is provided exclusively for consumers' personal, non-commercial use, that it may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing, and that data is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by the MLS .

Neighborhood: Maple Leaf

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Green Spaces
Maple Leaf Park provides neighborhood green space, sports facilities and a playground.
Highway Access
Highway 400 runs close to Maple Leaf, linking the area with routes across Toronto.
Transit Access
Local bus routes connect Maple Leaf with nearby subway stations.
Historic Area
The neighborhood’s history is visible in its established streets and early-20th-century homes.

Maple Leaf is a residential neighborhood in Toronto’s northwestern reaches, set around the gentle rise of the historic Maple Leaf area and close to major roads including Highway 400 and Lawrence Avenue. The climate brings warm summers, cold winters and changing fall colors. Maple Leaf Park offers open green space, sports facilities and a playground, while nearby trails and parks provide room to walk or cycle. Local shops, cafés and restaurants line parts of Lawrence Avenue and Keele Street; larger shopping options are available at nearby Yorkdale. The area’s history is reflected in its early-20th-century homes and the former Maple Leaf Stadium name, though the stadium itself was elsewhere. Buses connect the neighborhood with nearby subway stations, and driving is common. Maple Leaf’s rental market has a median rent of $2,295 per month and a typical range of $1,850 to $7,500, based on 24 active listings.