Ten minutes from campus.

Brand new student apartments at 565 Princess Street, ten minutes on foot from Queen's. Every suite has its own washer and dryer, a dishwasher and hardwood floors. Rents are per bedroom.

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Downtown Kingston, twenty minutes on foot from the door.

walk to campus: 10 min
from, per bedroom: $1,025
floors: 6
room types: 7

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For 2

The Barrack

2 Bed2 Bath875 sq. ft.

$1,395per bedroom / mo

$2,790 / month for the whole suite

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For 3

The Rideau

3 Bed1 Bath898 sq. ft.

$1,050per bedroom / mo

$3,150 / month for the whole suite

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For 3

The Sydenham

3 Bed2 Bath976 sq. ft.

$1,150per bedroom / mo

$3,450 / month for the whole suite

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For 3

The Wellington

3 Bed2 Bath1,077 sq. ft.

$1,175per bedroom / mo

$3,525 / month for the whole suite

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For 3

The Cataraqui

3 Bed2 Bath1,154 sq. ft.

$1,225per bedroom / mo

$3,675 / month for the whole suite

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For 4

The Frontenac

4 Bed2 Bath1,193 sq. ft.

$1,025per bedroom / mo

$4,100 / month for the whole suite

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For 4

The Alwington

4 Bed3 Bath1,364 sq. ft.

$1,195per bedroom / mo

$4,780 / month for the whole suite

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Kingston City Hall from Confederation Park, flower beds in front

City Hall and the water, 20 minutes down Princess Street.

The market, the waterfront and the downtown bars are one straight walk from the door.

Grant Hall and its clock tower at Queen's University on an autumn afternoon

10 min walk to class. The same to Stauffer.

Princess Street to University Avenue is a straight walk with no hill and no bus to wait for. Grant Hall, the middle of campus, is a quarter of an hour; the ARC and Mitchell Hall are the same.

Everything a week needs is closer than campus: groceries, the pharmacy and the bus stop are all inside five minutes.

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Suite kitchen with stainless appliances and a dishwasher, open to the living room

Your own washer and dryer. In every suite.

On this street a shared machine in a basement is the norm. Here every suite has its own washer and dryer, a dishwasher, a full fridge and a microwave, with hardwood throughout. This photograph is of a finished suite in the building.

Washer and dryer in the suite
Dishwasher
Hardwood floors throughout
Rooftop patio with BBQs
Indoor lounge
Secure bike storage

What is in the building

Per bedroom, per month

What a bedroom actually costs

Rent is what gets advertised. This is everything, per person, per month. Change the room type and the optional lines and the total moves with them.

Per-suite costs are divided evenly across the bedrooms, which is how a group normally settles them. Suites are unfurnished; furnishing is available on request and is quoted separately. Rents are per bedroom, per month, in CAD, on a 12-month academic-year lease running September 1 to August 31.

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Parking+$110 each

Rent: $1,395
Hydro$135 split 2 ways: $67.50
Internet$75 split 2 ways: $37.50
Tenant insurance: $18
Laundry: Included
Bike storage: Included
Rooftop patio, BBQs and lounge: Included
All in, per bedroom: every month, for you and one other; $1,518 per bedroom, per month

$1,395 rent$123 everything else

Whole suite, all 2 of you

$3,036 / month

One person, over the 12-month lease

$18,216

Minutes fromQueen’s

Queen's campus is 10 minutes on foot and Stauffer Library is 10. Domino's and Tata's Pizza are on the block, groceries are 4 to 9 minutes away, and the bars on Princess start 2 minutes down the street. Every time is measured from the door.

Walk times are routed, not straight-line.

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