Welcome To
323 Richmond St E #217
For Lease
Send This Listing To A FriendAll Utilities And Parking Included. Just Bring Your Suitcase! Welcome to The Richmond by Tridel — this beautifully maintained, fully furnished condo offers everything you need for comfortable downtown living.
Featuring unobstructed east-facing views and an abundance of natural light, the suite boasts hardwood floors, a spacious bedroom, a Juliette balcony, and an oversized washroom with ensuite laundry. The open-concept kitchen with breakfast bar is perfect for everyday living and entertaining.
Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, you’re just steps from restaurants, cafes, the Eaton Centre, hospitals, and all the conveniences the city has to offer. Residents love the building’s quiet atmosphere, excellent property management, and the friendly, well-kept community. With easy access to transit and a brand-new washer and dryer included, this is turnkey living at its finest.
Enjoy awesome building amenities, including a fully equipped gym with steam room and jacuzzi, rooftop deck with BBQs, coffee room, party and media rooms, billiards, lounge, and more.
Available: immediately
Includes: heat, hydro, water, parking
Want to make this your new home?
If you’re interested in renting this unit, you’ll need to provide:
- Meeting with Landlord (In-person or virtual)
- Completed application form
- Proof of employment
- Credit check
- 3 references
- First and last month’s deposit was delivered via bank draft or certified cheque.
About Moss Park
Moss Park doesn’t try to hide what it is. It’s central, it’s busy, it’s a little rough around the edges — and that’s exactly why some people love it. This is downtown Toronto in its truest form: raw, layered, and always in motion.
The boundaries are simple: Dundas to the north, Queen to the south, Parliament to the east, and Jarvis to the west. Historically, this was the city’s industrial hub, where factories and warehouses shaped both the skyline and the community. Century Lofts itself used to be the Imperial Optical Lens Factory — just one example of how the neighbourhood’s working-class past still shows up in its architecture and attitude.
Over the years, Moss Park has seen its share of challenges. It’s also seen an outpouring of community spirit. Case in point: a year-round produce market that runs out of a shipping container, where shoppers pay what they can so fresh food is accessible to everyone. It’s the kind of initiative that speaks to the neighbourhood’s resilience and willingness to do things differently.
Living here means you’re plugged directly into the city. The Eaton Centre and Yonge-Dundas Square are only a few blocks west. Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson) and George Brown’s St. James campus are an easy walk. Coffee shops, pubs, and low-key diners dot the streets, and Queen East’s bars and restaurants are just around the corner. If you want entertainment, you don’t have to look far — theatres, galleries, and concert venues are all within reach.
It’s not a polished neighbourhood — and that’s the truth. But it’s a neighbourhood with heart, with history, and with a centrality that makes day-to-day life incredibly convenient. For the buyer who values authenticity over gloss, Moss Park delivers exactly that.
