Looking for 3 bedroom condos for rent in the Junction? The Junction runs along Dundas Street West in Toronto's west end, roughly between Keele Street and Runnymede Road, taking its name from the historic railway junction where several rail lines cross. 3 bedroom condos are the largest, family-sized suites a condo building offers — the listings, map and filters below are kept up to date, so start there and use the sections below to know what to check before you sign.
Transit and connections
Dundas West station on Line 2 Bloor-Danforth, open since 1966, sits at the neighbourhood's southeast edge, with Keele station also on Line 2 nearby and bus routes connecting along Dundas Street West.
Beyond transit, the area puts you near Dundas Street West's shops and restaurants, the historic rail junction itself, Annette Street's churches and institutional buildings and High Park to the south, which is part of why condos here hold steady demand.
3 Bedroom suites in the area
Newer mid-rise condo and townhouse development has filled in former industrial sites near the rail corridor and along Dundas Street West, alongside the neighbourhood's older low-rise residential streets.
Three-bedroom condos are the largest and scarcest rentals in the area — genuine family-sized suites that rarely sit on the market for long. This page covers units with exactly three bedrooms, which lets a family rent in the Junction and stay near the university, transit and Bloor Street without committing to a house. Expect a higher rent and fewer options at any given time, so when a well-laid-out three-bedroom appears, have your application ready and confirm the essentials — parking, locker, and what utilities the rent includes.
Your tenancy, briefly
Most condo tenancies in Ontario fall under the Residential Tenancies Act, which sets the ground rules for deposits, rent increases and ending a lease. A landlord can ask for first and last month's rent as a deposit, and leases commonly run for a one-year term before going month-to-month. Read the lease and any building rules attached to it, and budget for tenant insurance, which many condo corporations and landlords require.
The Junction at a glance
The Junction runs along Dundas Street West in Toronto's west end, roughly between Keele Street and Runnymede Road, taking its name from the historic railway junction where several rail lines cross. West Toronto Junction was an independent municipality from 1888 until it was annexed by the City of Toronto in 1909, and it developed as a residential, commercial and industrial neighbourhood through the early 20th century; Annette Street in particular is known for its churches and other institutional buildings from that era. Dundas Street West carries most day-to-day shopping and dining within walking distance of the surrounding residential streets, with the subway a short walk or bus ride away.
What's included, and what to check
Condo rentals vary in what they include, so confirm the essentials before you commit: whether parking and a locker come with the unit, which utilities are covered, and what the building's rules say about move-ins, guests and short-term subletting. Ask to see the unit's actual layout and storage, and check the building's amenities and management — in a condo you are renting into a managed building, not just a unit, and how well it is run shapes daily life.
Before you start your search
Decide on your budget and must-haves first — bedrooms, parking, locker and which utilities you want included — then move quickly, because well-priced 3 bedroom condos in the Junction lease fast. Have your application documents ready, read the lease and building rules before you sign, and confirm exactly what the rent covers. Use the live map and filters below to focus on the units that fit, and get in touch when you would like to arrange a viewing.
Use the map and filters below to explore 3 bedroom condos for rent in the Junction today, and let us know when you are ready to make a move.