Unfurnished Bright, spacious 3-bedroom basement apartment in a bungalow

A newly-renovated, legal secondary-suite in a residential neighbourhood, the apartment is located in a very bright and dry basement. It has three bedrooms and a living room with a south-facing, enlarged window. It would be deal for a couple or a couple with young children. 

The home is about a 40-minute walk, a 10-minute bike ride, or a 25-minute walk/bus/walk from the two Kingston hospitals (HDH and KGH).

There are all new appliances in the full kitchen, as well as in the in-suite laundry. 

The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub which includes a shower.

The large master bedroom (darker - with smaller windows), has a small closet as well as a walk-in closet. The other two, bright, bedrooms have enlarged windows, are smaller, and would be ideal as offices. One of the small bedrooms has a walk-in closet.

In addition, the apartment contains an open area that could be used as a dining, play- or TV- ‘room'. 

Centennial Public School is a 5-minute walk; LCVI (secondary) is a 10-minute walk.

The house would be shared with a tenant family, upstairs, with three calm, respectful teenagers.

There is ample storage area in the apartment. The basement was completely insulated during the renovation.

The backyard is partially fenced in, and is shared with the upstairs tenants. There is a shed and a carport, either of which can be used to store bicycles.

There is room in the driveway for two cars for each apartment. 

The tenant is responsible for water/sewer and electricity, as well as internet. The landlord is responsible for the forced-air heat (heat pump/gas furnace) and A/C. Lawn and snow are included.

This is my first time being a landlord for the medical community; however, I have several close friends who are doctors, including physicians in the Infectious Disease, Respirology, and Psychiatry departments at Queens/KGH/HDH. We are an academic household and understand the stresses of post-graduate work.

(Please note that the photos reflect the fact that the renos are not quite finished, with some equipment and tools still visible.)