Dupont Residence

Our coliving properties offer beautiful heritage home living in downtown Toronto. Conveniently located steps from the TTC subway or streetcars, you'll find a fully furnished, well-appointed bedroom waiting for you in your home-away-from-home.

Our guests don’t just choose our coliving for our attention to detail or value for money; they intentionally select our properties for a supportive, safe environment to reclaim their authentic selves. It’s a space where we can cheer each other on as we work on our goals, whether that includes touring the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) or working in the Communal Container Garden. Dive into our coliving manifesto to see how our multicultural and multigenerational concept has shaped the experience for everyone.

Our properties are more than just living spaces; they’re family-style homes brimming with warmth and care. All guests become members of our coliving family and co-create the family-oriented experience together, sharing small chores like sweeping the stairs to maintain our homemade community experience. All stays at our properties are membership-based. Additionally, our members have opportunities to enhance their interpersonal and leadership skills by organizing and leading events. Check out our social media channels to see more of our vibrant community.

- Each private bedroom comes with a door lock, and you can use the "Quiet" sign to minimize noise in common areas. - Our kitchens are fully equipped with everything you need for daily living, from dishes to cooking utensils and appliances like a microwave, stove, oven, air fryer, and more. Laundry facilities with complimentary ironing amenities are available onsite. - Common areas in each house offer spaces for various activities, from board games to art sessions. Multiple bathrooms, tea/coffee bars, and a library corner provide comfort and relaxation. We even have outdoor spaces for urban enjoyment, including designated smoking areas. - Quiet hours are observed Sunday through Thursday from 10 pm to 9 am, and Friday and Saturday from midnight to 9 am.

When inquiring, please share what excites you about the coliving lifestyle!

Please note that if you are coming with more than one guest, be sure to indicate that in your booking request so that the rate can be adjusted accordingly. Keep in mind that the listed prices are based on single occupancy.

Our 12 bedroom/6 bathroom heritage house is a unique Coliving concept created by the community for the community. If you choose to join us, you would become a co-creator and member of our coliving family!

All guests will be given small chores. Sharing the load helps us maintain a homemade community experience for our multicultural, multigenerational guests including keeping the common spaces tidy and clean, and by joining the other Coliving guests at our community events or inviting them for a coffee or tea.

We also give our house members the opportunity to practice their interpersonal communication and leadership skills through leadership roles such as organizing and chairing events.

Our "art of intentional living" experience has benefited those seeking a cultural immersion experience -- newcomers to Toronto, digital nomads, mature students, active retired, couples, solo travellers, working professionals and those in a life-stage transition.

The Annex district is at the heart of Toronto. The Annex is mainly residential, and streets are lined with tall trees dwarfing the large Victorian and Edwardian houses, most of them built between 1880 and the early 1900s. There are now over 500 buildings in the Annex that are protected by the Toronto Historical Board. Our coliving is located 1 minute away from the Dupont Subway station. Nestled on quite a tree-lined street between the world-famous Casa Loma, Spadina Museum, the popular Bloor Street, and the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM). We are within walking distance to many trendy restaurants, cheap eats, grocery stores, and small shops, as well as the University of Toronto (Saint George) campus (UofT), Korea Town, upscale Yorkville, The Bata Shoe Museum, Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), Kensington Market and Chinatown.