46 Elmer Ave

Toronto, ON M4L 3R7

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2 beds

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Unit 1 2 bd, 1 ba MLS ID #E13725596, KELLER WILLIAMS ADVANTAGE REALTY	--	Now	C$2,600

What's special

Bright well-maintained suiteOwn side-door entranceEnsuite laundry

2-bedroom, 2-level apartment in a legal 4-plex in The Beach, just a few houses north of Queen Street. Apartment One is a bright, well-maintained suite in an energy-efficient building, minutes to the boardwalk, parks, shopping, dining, and schools. Enjoy your own side-door entrance plus access from the shared lobby, convenient ENSUITE LAUNDRY, and a dishwasher for easy living. Rent includes all utilities, making budgeting simple. Don't miss your chance to live in one of Toronto's most loved neighbourhoods and have all that The Beach has to offer right at your doorstep.

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Neighborhood: The Beaches

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Walker's Paradise

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Biker's Paradise

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Beach Access
The neighborhood’s Lake Ontario shoreline includes a sandy beach and a long boardwalk.
Walkable Streets
Queen Street East brings cafés, dining, shops and services within a compact neighborhood strip.
Outdoor Activities
The waterfront boardwalk and nearby parks make walking and cycling easy parts of daily life.
Transit Access
Queen Street streetcars connect The Beaches with central Toronto.

The Beaches stretches along Toronto’s eastern Lake Ontario shoreline, with a long waterfront, sandy shore and a more relaxed pace than the downtown core. The boardwalk and sandy beach invite walks, cycling and time outdoors, while nearby parks add green space and places to pause. Queen Street East is the neighborhood’s main strip, lined with cafés, restaurants, independent shops and everyday services; the historic Fox Theatre adds a distinctive local arts and film landmark. Streetcar service along Queen connects the area with central Toronto, and cycling routes offer another way to get around. The lake moderates summer heat and brings brisk, changeable weather in colder months. For The Beaches, the median rent is $2,490 per month, with a typical range of $1,300 to $7,995.