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Rental of the Week: $5,450 per month for a laneway loft in Wallace-Emerson

By Maria Iqbal| Photography by The Print Market
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Rental of the Week: $5,450 per month for a laneway loft in Wallace-Emerson

Address: 50 Bartlett Avenue, Unit 14 Neighbourhood: Wallace-Emerson Agent: Paul Johnston, Right at Home Realty Inc., Brokerage Price: $5,450 per month

The place

A two-bedroom loft in a newly converted laneway building west of downtown.

The history

This building was a yarn factory in the late 1800s. After many years of industrial uses, it was converted into housing in April. The owner of this unit furnished it and decided to rent it out.

The living area has some exposed brick:

Rental of the Week: $5,450 per month for a laneway loft in Wallace-Emerson

The kitchen has marble countertops:

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Rental of the Week: $5,450 per month for a laneway loft in Wallace-Emerson

The master bedroom is on the second floor:

Rental of the Week: $5,450 per month for a laneway loft in Wallace-Emerson

The master ensuite has a skylight above the soaker tub:

Rental of the Week: $5,450 per month for a laneway loft in Wallace-Emerson
Major perks

The place comes with some sweet upgrades, like built-in sound systems on the main floor and in the master suite. Whoever rents it will be the first tenant ever to live here.

Possible deal breaker

There’s no backyard, but the occupant can still get some fresh air on the private terrace:

Rental of the Week: $5,450 per month for a laneway loft in Wallace-Emerson
By the numbers

• $5,450 per month • 1,513 square feet • 3 bathrooms • 2 bedrooms • 2 walk-in closets • 1 terrace • 1 parking spot

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