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Pearson Housing Stephanie Street (Toronto) review 2026: prices, room types & what residents say

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Overview & Location

Pearson Housing Stephanie Street is a student accommodation property located in downtown Toronto (address: Toronto, ON M5T 1B3, Canada). It sits within walking distance of the University of Toronto campus and is surrounded by shops, restaurants, and public transit. Residents describe the area as “unbeatable” for central-city living.

The building offers three unit types: non-ensuite (shared bathroom), ensuite (private bathroom), and branded independent houses (self-contained units). Monthly rents range from CAD 1,432 to CAD 1,500 — indicative, confirm with the operator. This places it well above the city’s lowest listed starting price (CAD 150 per month, exact unit not specified in source data), reflecting its central location and included amenities. The minimum lease term is 11 months, which aligns with a standard academic year.

The property is managed by Pearson Housing, a provider with a Google rating of 4.7 out of 5 based on 196 reviews. Detailed dimension scores (out of 5) are available for several aspects: staff (4.9), social (4.6), internet (4.6), getting around (4.9), value for money (4.9), location (4.9), and safety/security (3.5). Lower scores appear for food (3.5), accuracy (3.5), cleaning (3.5), and amenities (3.5). These numbers suggest a strong location and management team but mixed opinions on some facilities.

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What Residents Actually Say

Three reviews from Google are included in the source data. Here they are verbatim:

Mebenga Lynn (rating 5/5): “I’ve really enjoyed my experience with Pearson Housing so far. They provided me with a room and space that I truly love — it’s exactly what I was looking for, and the view is wonderful. Environment is very clean and modern. My roommates so far have been friendly, which has made living here more comfortable and pleasant.”

Yash Kelkar (rating 5/5): “The location is honestly unbeatable right in downtown Toronto with everything within walking distance. The building was well-maintained, and the stay was comfortable and easy to live in. Management was generally responsive and made things smooth overall. It was also surprisingly quiet for such a central area. Overall, [review truncated in source].”

Jamal Teymurlu (rating 5/5): “Absolutely enjoyed staying with Pearson. I rented a room at 200 Elm, the location was prime and conditions were as described. Customer service was great as the staff, especially Efe was available all the time. He was very helpful all the small details. Overall worth the price.”

These reviews consistently praise the location, management, cleanliness, and quietness. No negative reviews are provided in the source data, so the only potential drawbacks come from the rating dimensions (food, accuracy, cleaning, amenities all at 3.5) and the price point.

Room Types and Pricing

The property offers three unit types, but the source data does not break down prices per type. All we know is the overall range of CAD 1,432 to CAD 1,500 per month.

All prices are indicative — confirm with the operator for exact rates per unit type. The minimum lease is 11 months.

For comparison, Toronto’s city-wide from-price is CAD 150 (per week, per month, or another period — source data does not specify). At CAD 1,432–1,500 monthly, this property sits above typical budget options. However, given its central location and included amenities (bills included, furniture, TV), the price is consistent with mid-range to premium student housing near the University of Toronto.

Booking Timing Considerations

The source data lists a tag “not_available,” suggesting that as of the data date (likely 2026-07), availability may be limited. The property’s price and high rating indicate strong demand.

Given the current “not_available” tag, it is unlikely you can book immediately. Use a property assistant (see final note) to check for live vacancies.

Frequently Asked Questions

H3: Is the rent all-inclusive?

The property tags include “bills_included,” meaning utilities (electricity, water, heating, internet) are covered in the monthly rent. However, confirm with the operator whether TV licence, contents insurance, or any maintenance fees are separate. The internet rating is 4.6 out of 5, suggesting reliable connectivity.

H3: How far is it from the University of Toronto campus?

The address is in the downtown core, within walking distance (roughly 5–15 minutes depending on the specific building entrance). A reviewer mentioned “everything within walking distance” and the location rating is 4.9 out of 5. Exact walking times vary — check Google Maps for the unit’s specific street address.

H3: Can I get a shorter lease than 11 months?

The minimum lease is 11 months. If you need a shorter term, you may try to find a tenant to take over your lease (sublet), but the operator’s subletting policy is not specified. Contact the property directly to ask about break clauses or early termination fees.

Sources & data date

Source: Amber platform property ID amber-248553. Data retrieved 2026-07. All prices are indicative — confirm with the operator. Ratings reflect user reviews on Google as of the data date.

For live availability and current pricing, use the on-site assistant on this page to check real-time vacancy for your preferred move-in dates.

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