Spacious, Renovated 3-Bedroom Bungalow in Centennial, Scarborough

If you’ve been searching for the perfect home in Centennial, Scarborough, look no further! This fully renovated 3-bedroom bungalow sits on a quiet street known for its deep lots—and this one is a rare 200’ deep! With plenty of space inside and out, it’s the ideal home for families, professionals, or anyone looking for a little extra room.

Inside the Home

Step inside to find a bright, open-concept layout with stunning hand-scraped engineered hardwood throughout. The modern kitchen is truly the heart of the home, featuring:

✔️ A massive centre island

✔️ Lots of storage & counter space

✔️ High-end appliances (Wolf range, new fridge, built-in dishwasher, microwave & bar fridge)

The primary bedroom has a walkout to the backyard, and the main bathroom is a luxurious semi-ensuite with dual vanities, a deep tub, and heated floors. Two additional bedrooms offer flexibility for kids, guests, or a home office.

Downstairs, the separate entrance leads to a cozy family room with a gas fireplace, a 3-piece bath with heated floors, and tons of storage. With a huge unfinished space, you have the potential to create extra bedrooms or even a second suite.

Outdoor Space & Location Perks

Love outdoor living? This home has:

✔️ A sunroom for year-round enjoyment

✔️ A fully fenced backyard—great for entertaining

✔️ A double garage & 4-car driveway

And let’s talk about location! Centennial is one of Scarborough’s best-kept secrets—a friendly, family-oriented neighborhood surrounded by green space. You’re just minutes from:

🏞️ Colonel Danforth Park – A beautiful spot for hiking & nature walks

🏖️ Rouge Beach & Waterfront Trail – Perfect for summer days by the water

🚆 Easy Transit Access – Quick connections to the GO train & TTC

🏫 Great Schools – Highly-rated options nearby

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This is not your average basement apartment -- it's one of the nicest you'll find! Thoughtfully designed with impeccable details, this bright and spacious 1-bedroom unit offers a perfect blend of style, comfort and value. 

Most people love natural light - which is hard to find in a lower level unit!  Not here, where large windows in the living room fill the space with natural light, complemented by dimmable pot lights throughout, making the space bright and beautiful. Designer details include: custom quartz feature wall with elegant glass shelving, gorgeous laminate flooring, and high-end finishes throughout. 

A gourmet kitchen with quartz countertops, stylish gold hardware, herringbone backsplash, stainless steel appliances including a smooth-top stove. Luxurious walk-in shower with a river rock floor creates a relaxing bathroom retreat. 

The cozy & functional bedroom with a space-saving pocket door with a frosted glass panel, maximizing both privacy and natural light. Includes crawl-space storage with access from the living room. Rent includes en-suite laundry, internet, cable, utilities, and one parking spot. Private & Convenient front ground floor separate entrance. Located on a quiet court in the West Rouge, enjoy your own separate ground level entrance for easy access, privacy & safety. Walk to TTC & Rouge GO. Located close to shopping, 401, Lake Ontario and the Rouge National Urban Park.

Rent: $1,825.00 per month

Included in the rent: Fridge, Stove, private en-suite laundry, one parking spot, all window coverings and extra storage in crawl space, 1 parking spot, internet, cable, hydro & gas.  

For viewings call: 416-562-5002

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A lot of clients I meet want to explore renting as an option when they sell their home. That way they can use the equity in their home to travel, gift, invest or simply as funds to live on for their next chapter in life. 

When we talk about rentals in the GTA I think it’s really important to understand what the rental market is really like. 

Of course, if you’re like most people you probably haven’t rented since college; and things may have changed a lot! 

What types of rentals are there? 

• seniors apartments
• traditional apartment buildings
• private rentals from small landlords
• retirement residences like Chartwell & Amica etc. 

What isn't available (generally) in Ontario: 

In the US, unlike Canada there are lots of gated 'retirement' communities. 

If you're looking for that type of rental here, they simply don't exist. Why? in Ontario, the Ontario Human Rights code prohibits discrimination in housing.  So you simply cannot restrict most housing by age or demographic. 

What about the Seniors apartments you see when you’re driving around? 

   These are generally made available to lower income seniors, so they are mostly not for profit communities or rent geared to income properties. Generally they can have long wait lists - I've heard 10 years or more!   

Rental housing options: the pros and cons:

   Rental Apartments - Available in various buildings, including senior-friendly options in Guildwood, Pickering, Ajax,  Whitby (some also have on-site services geared to seniors). 

Pros: Secure tenancy; you may live there as long as you like.

Cons: Some buildings may lack features like en-suite laundry etc.

Private Condo Rentals

Rented from individual owners, the landlord pays for maintenance fees and property taxes. Tenants pay rent plus any extra utilities. 

Pros: Modern features like walk-in closets, en-suite laundry, amenities, underground parking, and social activities. 

Cons: Limited availability in popular buildings, less security of tenancy, and lots of application paperwork requirements

Retirement Homes

Operated by companies like Chartwell and Amica, these offer private apartments with communal dining and various services (PSWs, medical staff, activities). 

Pros: Age-in-place medical support, some newer buildings feature independent suites with full kitchens, strong social communities. 

Cons: The most expensive option. 

Pro tip: Do your research 6 months before you sell

If renting is on your wish list, I highly recommend you sit down about six months out from selling your house and see what’s available in your desired area.

Find out what the cost of renting is, check out different floorplans and layouts, or research private rentals come up in the area or buildings you would like to live. 

Ask an expert

Not all realtors help with rentals, so if you have questions about your own situation (or if you’re helping parents or relatives through a move) you can always call to pick my brain at 416-562-5002. 

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