47 Grove St W Unit 1
Barrie, ON L4N 1M6
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Bedrooms
1
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Bathrooms
1
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Square Feet
800 sq ft
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Available
Available Oct 1
Highlights
- Smoke Free
- Waterfront
About This Home
1 Bedroom Apartment | Central Barrie | $1,700/month (parking included) | Available October 1 Features: Recently renovated Bright, clean, and functional layout Private entrance Main-floor unit In-suite laundry One dedicated tenant parking space included Internet available (optional) Optional visitor or second parking available Excellent walkability to downtown, the waterfront, shopping, restaurants, grocery stores, Georgian College, and public transit Quick and convenient access to Highway 400 Well-maintained, recently renovated 1-bedroom apartment offering a bright, functional layout with a private entrance in one of Barrie’s most convenient locations. Situated at the intersection of Grove Street and Bayfield Street, this apartment is within walking distance of downtown Barrie, the waterfront, Georgian College, shopping, restaurants, grocery stores, and public transit, with quick access to Highway 400. Ideal for professionals, students, or individuals seeking a clean, private home close to everything. To schedule a viewing or apply, will need: Your occupation Number of occupants Desired move-in date Qualified applicants will be invited to complete the application process. Rent: $1,700/month (electricity extra) Available: October 1 Lease: 12-month term No smoking No pets Tenant insurance required Application, credit check, proof of income, references, and signed lease required
47 Grove St W is an apartment located in Barrie, ON. This listing has rentals from $1700
Apartment Features
- Smoke Free
- Waterfront
Fees and Policies
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Property Information
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3 units
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Welcome to Barrie, Ontario, a lakeside city where urban energy meets scenic charm. Located at the head of Kempenfelt Bay on Lake Simcoe, around 90 kilometres north of Toronto, Barrie blends city convenience with waterfront living.
The city’s roots trace back to the early 19th century as a War of 1812 supply depot and trading post. Today, Barrie enjoys a diverse economy anchored by health care, education, IT, and manufacturing, with strong transit connections via Highway 400 and GO Transit. Distinct neighbourhoods shape daily life, from historic Allandale with its heritage architecture and walking tours to Sunnidale Park, the city’s largest green space with trails, gardens, and playgrounds. Growing southern suburbs appeal to commuters with expanding GO service and retail hubs.
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