502 Somerset St W, Ottawa, ON K1R 5J7

Spacious bachelor – ideal for a student or young professional
Approximate area: 305 (entire apartment)
Bedroom: 9.6ft x 12.14ft – perfect for a queen-sized bed... + desk area
Separate kitchen and bathroom
Bright and well-appointed apartment

Ideal location:

Located in Centretown, between Chinatown and downtown
Walk Score = 97 (Walker's Paradise): Everything is within walking distance
Transit Score = 86: Excellent bus and O-Train connections

Nearby amenities:
Place On Foot By Car

Bus stop (Somerset/Preston) 1 min 1 min
O Train station (Lyon - Line 1) 11 min 3 min
Grocery stores (Loblaws, local options) <5 min 2 min
Cafés & restaurants 1–5 min 2 min
Park (Dundonald Park) ~2 min 2 min
Schools (elementary/high school) 5–10 min 3 min

Rental information:
- Rent : 1650$/ month
- Hydro included,
- Parking not included (garage parking $150/month)
- Water and heating included
- First and last month rent required
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