Basement Bedroom For Rent

Transit Access: This basement bedroom is conveniently located near major public transit options. The Assomption Metro Station is just 1.6 miles from the property, while the Radisson Metro Station is approximately 2.2 miles away. Bus stops such as Sherbrooke Street East are a quick 0.5 miles away, ensuring easy and reliable connectivity to the rest of Montreal.

Grocery & Essentials: Residents will find popular grocery stores like Provigo just 1.4 miles away, and Metro Plus at a distance of 2.1 miles. For your daily essentials, there are convenience stores within walking distance.

Bus Stop: The nearest bus stop, Sherbrooke Street East, is only 0.5 miles from the property, making it ideal for daily commutes.

Nearby Universities: Students will appreciate the proximity to Université de Montréal, which is located just 6.5 miles away. Concordia University is also easily accessible at a distance of 7.1 miles, and McGill University is approximately 6.8 miles away.

Nearby Neighborhoods: This rental is located in close proximity to vibrant neighborhoods such as Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (1.2 miles), Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie (2.5 miles), and Plateau Mont-Royal (4.3 miles). These areas are known for their cultural diversity, parks, and nightlife.

With a competitive rent in a prime location, this basement bedroom offers excellent value for students and professionals. The space includes amenities such as Car Park, Visitors Parking, Private Lawn, and Laundry Service. Additionally, its proximity to public transit, universities, and grocery stores makes daily living hassle-free.

The average rent for a shared room in Montreal is around $700–$900/month, while private rooms typically range between $1,000–$1,400/month. The rent for this listing is $800/month, making it an affordable and budget-friendly choice compared to the local average for shared rooms.

This room is perfect for Indian students, young professionals, or newcomers to Montreal who are seeking a cozy, affordable, and conveniently located living space.

• Excellent public transportation system with metro lines and bus routes connecting you to all parts of the city.
• A diverse food scene, including authentic Indian restaurants like Pushap and Maison Indian Curry.
• Access to entertainment and cultural hubs such as Old Montreal and Jean-Talon Market.
• Affordable living costs compared to other major Canadian cities like Toronto and Vancouver.
• Renowned educational institutions such as McGill University and Concordia University.