65 Liberty St

Toronto, ON M6K

Apartment building

1-3 beds

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Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 427 1 bd, 1 ba MLS ID #C13874818, HOMELIFE NEW WORLD REALTY INC.	--	Now	C$2,100
Unit 904 1 bd, 1 ba MLS ID #C14156424, REMAX YOUR COMMUNITY REALTY	--	Now	C$2,385
Unit 1604 1 bd, 1 ba	550	Now	C$2,500
Unit 1206 2 bd, 1 ba MLS ID #C14145482, RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS INC.	--	Now	C$2,700
Unit 917 2 bd, 2 ba MLS ID #C14163312, RIGHT AT HOME REALTY INC.	--	Now	C$2,950
Unit 701 3 bd, 2 ba MLS ID #C13815428, REAL ESTATE HOMEWARD	--	Now	C$3,500

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Neighborhood: South Parkdale

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Walker's Paradise

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Very Bikeable

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Historic Area
Victorian-era homes and the neighborhood’s late-19th-century roots give South Parkdale a distinctive historic character.
Dining Scene
Queen Street West offers a varied stretch of cafés and restaurants, with additional dining nearby on King Street West.
Outdoor Activities
The waterfront paths and nearby High Park provide opportunities for walking and cycling.
Transit Access
Streetcars and buses connect South Parkdale with downtown Toronto and other parts of the city.

South Parkdale sits west of downtown Toronto, between the Gardiner Expressway and the Lake Ontario shoreline, with a mix of older residential streets and lively Queen Street West. The lake moderates the city’s seasonal extremes, while nearby waterfront paths and parks offer room to walk, cycle and enjoy open views. High Park, just west of the neighborhood, adds wooded trails and playgrounds; the Parkdale Branch of the Toronto Public Library is a local indoor resource. Queen Street West brings cafés, restaurants, independent shops, galleries and music venues, with more dining and nightlife nearby along King Street West. The area’s Victorian-era homes reflect Parkdale’s late-19th-century history. Streetcars and buses connect local blocks to downtown and other parts of Toronto, while cycling and walking are practical for many nearby errands. South Parkdale’s median rent is $2,262 per month, with a typical range of $1,300 to $4,900, based on 118 active listings.

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