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14 Charcoal Drive (Toronto) review 2026: prices, room types & what residents say

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14 Charcoal Drive: A Decision Review for Student Housing in Toronto

This review evaluates the property at 14 Charcoal Drive, Toronto, based on available data and resident feedback. The information is current as of data dated 2026-07. All prices are indicative — confirm with the operator. The property is listed as currently unavailable (tag: not_available), so you should treat it as a reference for future leasing cycles or similar housing options.

Who This Residence Suits

14 Charcoal Drive is a branded independent house configured as a 6-bedroom unit (type: 6b). It is best suited for:

Who This Residence Does Not Suit

Price Positioning vs City From-Price

Toronto’s rental market is broad. The platform’s city_from_price is CAD 150, but that likely refers to a single room in a shared house or a very basic bed in a dormitory-style setup. At CAD 550–600 (indicative) per month, 14 Charcoal Drive sits in the lower-to-mid range. To put it in perspective:

Given that this property includes laundry and a study area, the price is competitive. However, you must confirm the exact rent with the operator — especially if the rent includes utilities or if you need to pay separately for hydro and internet.

Room-Type Guidance

The property is listed as a 6b (six-bedroom) unit. This likely means six individual bedrooms, with shared kitchen, bathroom(s), and living areas. Based on similar properties in Toronto:

14 Charcoal Drive

Since the unit is a full house, you are likely renting a room with shared common areas. You will probably sign one lease for your room, not a joint lease for the whole house. Ask the operator for details on the lease structure, deposit requirements, and whether bills are included.

Booking Timing

Because the property is marked not_available, standard booking advice does not apply. However, if you are interested in a similar option for the 2026–2027 academic year:


Frequently Asked Questions

H3: Is the rent inclusive of utilities?

The data does not specify whether utilities (electricity, water, heating, internet) are included in the CAD 550–600 monthly rent. In many Scarborough houses, tenants pay a fixed “all-inclusive” rent that covers utilities; others charge them separately. You must confirm with the operator. Ask about hydro, gas, water, and internet costs before signing.

H3: What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellation terms are not provided in the available data. Typically, student housing platforms like Amber have their own cancellation policies (e.g., free cancellation within 48 hours, or a no-show fee). For this specific property, the operator may have a separate policy. Always request the cancellation terms in writing before paying any deposit or advance rent.

H3: Can I view the property before booking?

The property is currently marked unavailable, but if it opens up for a future term, ask the operator directly if a virtual tour or in-person viewing is possible. Given that there are 18 Google reviews (average 4.8), you can rely on the feedback from previous tenants. However, a video call walkthrough is recommended to see the actual condition of bedrooms, bathrooms, and shared areas.


Sources & data date: 2026-07

If you are still looking for live availability and comparable options, use the on-site assistant on this platform to filter by price range, unit type, and location — it can show you what is currently bookable.

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