1 room apartment of 57m² in Edmonton

10724 104 Street NW, AB T5H 2W1, Canada

C$929 / month

Rental period: Unlimited
Available from: ASAP

Trinity Apartments | 10720 104 Street

If you're looking for smoke-free, pet-friendly apartments for rent in Central McDougall, then you're ready to call Mainstreet's Trinity Apartments home. This three-story walkup building offers low-density living, meaner safer spaces, less noise, fewer people, and more room for you. Close to Macewan University, these renovated apartments are perfect for students or families. Enjoy warm summer days on your balcony, overlooking the bright, sunny, green, and tree-lined street below. Mainstreet wants to make moving easy, so we throw in the fridge, stove, and window coverings for you in addition to a generous storage room with every apartment. We make your budget stretch even further by paying your heat and water, too! All apartments come cable-ready and internet-ready for the fastest activations possible. Elegant, high-grain laminate and ceramic floors provide a blank slate for your decorating taste. We provide onsite laundry facilities to save you long and boring trips to the laundromat. We have dramatically increased security at this property. With dedicated security patrols focused only on this building, you can sleep soundly. These apartments are in high demand, so

Property type

apartment

Rooms

1

Size

57 m²

Price

C$929

Rental period

Unlimited

Available from

ASAP

Price per m²

C$16

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