The main floor of the house is where you'll be staying. Access to the property is available through the backdoor entrance.
Please note: A family with young children lives upstairs, so you may hear occasional everyday noise during normal daytime hours. We appreciate your understanding.
Perfect for 4 guests! We've got 2 bedrooms (1 Queen, 1 King), a bathroom with a shower, Smart TV, AC, internet, and even a washer/dryer. Backyard's off-limits, but you're welcome to hang out on the back patio!
The Space:
➜ Approx. 1000ft² /93m² of space.
➜ Washer and dryer on the property.
➜ Highspeed internet access.
➜The living room has smart TVs so you can watch Netflix or YouTube.
➜ The main bedroom has a queen-size bed.
➜ Comfy King bed in the second bedroom.
➜ 1 bathroom with a shower, no bathtub.
➜ Kitchen is fully equipped with appliances.
➤ IMPORTANT NOTE FOR 1 WEEK STAY OR LONGER:
Toilet paper, garbage bags and basic toiletries will be provided for the guests at the beginning of the stay. It will then be the guest's responsibility to provide for these for the remainder of their stay.
Guest Access:
➤Access is not available through the front door, please proceed to the back entrance. You are welcome to relax on the back patio, however, please be advised that access to the backyard is prohibited.
➤ Please note that this unit does NOT include parking. However, there are paid parking areas nearby. Street parking is available, but guests need to obtain a permit from the city.
The Neighborhood:
Bloordale Village in Toronto is a lively neighborhood with a diverse community, artistic flair, and historic charm. It's known for its mix of residential buildings, vibrant art scene, trendy eateries, and green spaces. The area attracts young professionals, artists, and families, offering a unique blend of creativity and community spirit.
Getting Around:
Public Transit ➤ The neighborhood is well-served by public transit. You can catch buses or streetcars along major routes like Bloor Street West and Dundas Street West, providing easy access to downtown Toronto and other parts of the city.
Subway Access ➤ The closest subway station is Dufferin Station, which is approximately a 15-minute walk away. From there, you can access Line 2 (Bloor-Danforth) and Line 1 (Yonge-University), making it convenient to travel across the city.
Walking ➤ Bloordale Village is a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood with sidewalks and crosswalks, making it easy to explore on foot. Many amenities, including cafes, restaurants, and shops, are within walking distance.
Cycling ➤ Toronto has a growing network of bike lanes and cycling paths, allowing cyclists to navigate the city safely. You can easily bike to nearby destinations or use bike-sharing services available in the area.
Driving ➤ If you're traveling by car, there are major roadways such as Bloor Street West and Dundas Street West nearby, providing convenient access to other parts of Toronto. Keep in mind that parking availability may vary, so be sure to check for street parking or nearby parking lots.
Ridesharing and Taxis ➤ Ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft operate in Toronto, offering another convenient option for getting around. You can also hail taxis or use taxi apps to request a ride to your destination.
Other Things to Note:
➤ My place does come with heating and A/C, but I can't promise you'll hit that comfy spot if your ideal temp is below 17 or above 25 degrees Celsius. And, you know how it is with short-term rentals – folks are always coming and going. So, I can't guarantee a flawless run all the time because, truth be told, some guests tend to go overboard and push the systems to the point where repairs are needed.
➤ Unfortunately, I can't offer a bag drop-off service. For those arriving early or having a late flight, you can use bagbnb site to find options to drop off your bag for a fee.
Interaction with Guests:
I'll be your go-to person during your stay! If you have any questions, get lost, or need some awesome recommendations, I'll be available 24/7 to help you out.