61 Heintzman St N

Toronto, ON M6P 5A2

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2-3 beds

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Unit 924 3 bd, 2 ba MLS ID #W14148568, NEST SEEKERS INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE	--	Now	C$3,450

What's special

Your next chapter in the city starts here. Discover the lifestyle waiting for you at 61 Heintzman Street, Unit 924. This inviting residence offers a contemporary living space enhanced by upgraded laminate hardwood flooring, adding a modern touch and warmth throughout. Enjoy the convenience of city living with transit, shopping, dining, cafes, and everyday essentials just moments away. Whether you're commuting, exploring the neighbourhood, or enjoying a quiet evening at home, this location makes it easy to enjoy the best of Toronto.**An added bonus? Hydro and water are included in the rent offering added value and convenience with fewer monthly expenses to manage. A great opportunity to lease a home that brings together comfort, convenience, and urban 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: Junction Area

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Walker's Paradise

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Biker's Paradise

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Historic Area
Victorian-era storefronts and remnants of the district’s industrial past give the Junction a strong sense of history.
Dining Scene
Restaurants and cafés cluster along Dundas Street West and nearby Bloor Street West.
Green Spaces
High Park, just south of the area, provides gardens, trails and open space.
Transit Access
TTC bus and subway connections link the area with other parts of Toronto.

Toronto’s Junction Area sits in the city’s west end, where the rail corridor meets a former industrial district and older commercial streets. Its Victorian-era buildings and historic storefronts give Dundas Street West a distinct character, while the area’s industrial past remains visible in converted spaces and brick architecture. Cafés, restaurants, independent shops and galleries line the main streets, with more dining and nightlife nearby along Bloor Street West. High Park, just to the south, offers gardens, trails and open green space; the Junction also has local playgrounds and library services. The climate brings warm summers, cold snowy winters and changeable shoulder seasons. Walking, cycling and TTC buses and subway connections make it practical to get around without a car, with rail corridors shaping some routes. For the Junction Area neighborhood, median rent is $2,550 per month, with a typical range of $830 to $6,095.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the walk score of 61 Heintzman St N?

61 Heintzman St N has a walk score of 97, it's a walker's paradise.

What neighborhood is 61 Heintzman St N in?

61 Heintzman St N is in the Junction Area neighborhood in Toronto, ON.

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