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30 Charles Street East

30 Charles Street East, Toronto M4Y 1T1

Charles Street East runs east from Yonge Street, one block below Bloor. Bloor-Yonge station, where Line 1 and Line 2 meet, is a three-minute walk from the front door. Groceries, a pharmacy and the Toronto Reference Library are all inside five minutes, and the east edge of the University of Toronto's St George campus is about ten minutes on foot.

The corner of Yonge Street and Charles Street in Toronto, with a stone bank building and towers behind

YONGE AND CHARLES, THE CORNER OF THE BLOCK. ASK FOR CURRENT PHOTOS OF THE BUILDING

From this front door

Everything, to scale

Each marker sits at its real distance. Minutes assume a walking route, not a straight line.

  1. 192M · 3MIN
    Bloor-Yonge station
    Line 1 · Line 2
  2. 290M · 5MIN
    Manulife Centre
    Shops, groceries, cinema
  3. 612M · 10MIN
    Victoria University
    U of T · east edge of campus
  4. 801M · 13MIN
    Queen's Park
    The park, not the station
  5. 1098M · 18MIN
    King's College Circle
    U of T · centre of campus
  6. 1288M · 21MIN
    TMU campus
    Or three stops on Line 1

Rooms at this address

What you can take here

Rates are per month and include utilities, Wi-Fi and cleaning of shared areas. Availability changes weekly; ask for the current list when you enquire.

Furnished bedroom with a made bed, bedside lamp and window

Standard room

$995/mo

A furnished private room in a shared suite. Bed, desk, chair, wardrobe and nightstand. Kitchen and bathroom shared with the suite.

Sleeps
1
Bathroom
shared
Kitchen
shared
Bedroom with a double bed, wardrobe and bedside tables

Deluxe room

$1195/mo

A larger private room with a dedicated study corner and more storage. Kitchen and bathroom shared with the suite.

Sleeps
1
Bathroom
shared
Kitchen
shared
Compact room with a bed, screen and full-height curtain

Room with ensuite

$1395/mo

A private room with its own bathroom. Kitchen shared with the suite.

Sleeps
1
Bathroom
private
Kitchen
shared
Studio living area with a sofa, plants and tall windows

Studio suite

$1695/mo

A self-contained suite with its own kitchenette and bathroom. Nothing shared.

Sleeps
1
Bathroom
private
Kitchen
private

With every room

What is here without asking

  • All utilities included: heat, hydro, water
  • High-speed Wi-Fi
  • Fully furnished rooms and suites
  • Equipped kitchens
  • Fortnightly cleaning of shared areas
  • Same-day response to urgent repairs

Rooms and suites are let furnished and all-inclusive. Terms from four months.

Where it is

43.66918, -79.38479 · MAP © OPENSTREETMAP CONTRIBUTORS

Inside

Rooms and shared spaces

Representative photographs of the room types and common areas. Ask for photographs of the specific room before you commit — we will send them.

Furnished bedroom with a made bed and bedside lamp
Shared kitchen with an island and bar stools
Sofa with cushions in a shared lounge
Tiled bathroom with a walk-in shower and basin
Bedroom with a wardrobe and bedside tables
Shared dining table and chairs by a window

Before you ask

Living here

Is the room actually furnished, or partly?
Actually furnished. Bed and mattress, desk, chair, wardrobe or closet, nightstand and a light. The kitchen comes with cookware, crockery and utensils. Bring bedding, towels and whatever makes it yours.
Who will I be sharing with?
In a shared suite, between two and four other residents, each with their own room and their own agreement for that room. We tell you how many before you commit, and we do not put more people in a suite than it is set up for.
Are guests allowed?
Yes, overnight guests included, within reason and with the other residents in the suite considered. What is not allowed is a guest who is quietly moving in.
How do I get around?
Mostly on foot and by subway. Bloor-Yonge station, where Line 1 and Line 2 cross, is a three-minute walk. The east edge of the University of Toronto's St George campus is about ten minutes on foot, and Toronto Metropolitan University is three stops south on Line 1 or a twenty-minute walk.
Is there parking?
Ask us before you count on it. Most residents here do not keep a car: two subway lines are three minutes away and one commuter in three in this neighbourhood walks to work.
What happens if something breaks?
Report it and we fix it. Anything affecting heat, water, power or the ability to lock your door is treated as urgent and attended to the same day.