280 Dundas St E

Toronto, ON M5A

Apartment building

1-3 beds

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Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 603 1 bd, 1 ba MLS ID #C14106076, HOMELIFE NEW WORLD REALTY INC.	--	Now	C$2,300
Unit 2113 1 bd, 1 ba MLS ID #C14106326, REMAX YOUR COMMUNITY REALTY	--	Now	C$2,300
Unit 1806 1 bd, 1 ba	500	Now	C$2,400
Unit 2706 1 bd, 1 ba MLS ID #C14101984, HOMELIFE LANDMARK RH REALTY	--	Now	C$2,400
Unit 1802 2 bd, 1 ba MLS ID #C14091184, HOMELIFE LANDMARK REALTY INC.	--	Now	C$2,500
Unit 512 1 bd, 2 ba MLS ID #C13831482, RE/MAX DASH REALTY	--	Now	C$3,240
Unit 811 1 bd, 2 ba MLS ID #C13831484, RE/MAX DASH REALTY	--	Now	C$3,240
Unit 3109 2 bd, 2 ba MLS ID #C13831492, RE/MAX DASH REALTY	--	Now	C$3,240
Unit 1205 3 bd, 2 ba MLS ID #C13726008, RE/MAX DASH REALTY	--	Now	C$3,840
Unit 2505 3 bd, 2 ba MLS ID #C13683470, RE/MAX DASH REALTY	--	Now	C$3,890

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Neighborhood: Kensington

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Shopping Scene
Kensington Market’s independent shops and produce stalls make browsing and everyday shopping part of the neighborhood’s street life.
Dining Scene
Restaurants, cafés and food shops offer a broad range of casual dining options throughout Kensington Market.
Historic Area
Kensington’s market streets and low-rise storefronts reflect its longstanding role as a downtown Toronto market district.
Transit Access
Streetcar routes and subway stations nearby connect Kensington with other parts of Toronto.

Kensington sits in downtown Toronto, west of Spadina Avenue and near Chinatown and the University of Toronto. Its compact streets and distinctive low-rise storefronts reflect a long history as a market district, with Kensington Market at its heart. The area’s mix of independent food shops, produce stalls, cafés and restaurants gives everyday errands a lively, walkable feel; nearby streets also offer vintage shopping, murals and small cultural venues. Trinity Bellwoods Park, just west of the neighborhood, has open lawns, trails and a playground, while local libraries provide indoor community spaces. The climate brings warm summers and cold, snowy winters, so the neighborhood’s year-round street life shifts with the seasons. Walking, cycling and nearby streetcar and subway connections make getting around without a car practical. For Kensington, Toronto, the median rent is $2,800 per month, with a typical range of $200 to $8,000.