41 Ossington Avenue, PH502, Trinity Bellwoods, Toronto
2 Bed | 3 Bath | Two Terraces | Available November 1st, 2026
The Suite
PH502 is a two-level loft at the top of Motif Lofts. It has 1,149 sf, two bedrooms, three baths and two west-facing terraces.
The main floor is open plan, with living and dining flowing into a full kitchen with European appliances. A terrace opens off the living space, and there’s a powder room on this level for guests. In-suite laundry is here too.
Upstairs, the primary bedroom has its own ensuite and a private terrace. The second bedroom also has its own ensuite, so it works as a guest room or as a proper home office with a door that closes. Central air throughout.
The Rundown
The Stats
- Rent: $4,700/month
- Size: 1,149 sf (per MPAC)
- Bedrooms: 2, each with its own ensuite
- Bathrooms: 3 (two ensuites plus a main-floor powder room)
- Layout: two-level penthouse loft
- Outdoor space: two private terraces
- Parking: 1 space included
- Locker: 1 included
- Available: November 1st, 2026
The Highlights
- Penthouse suite at Motif Lofts, a boutique building of just 28 suites (23 lofts and 5 townhomes)
- A private terrace off the primary bedroom, plus a second terrace off the main living space
- Bedrooms upstairs and living space downstairs, so where you host is separate from where you sleep
- Exposed concrete ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows
- Full kitchen with European appliances, a gas cooktop and a wall oven
- Steps to the Ossington strip and Trinity Bellwoods Park, with the Queen and Dundas streetcars at either end
What’s Included
- Heat, water and building insurance
- Central air
- In-suite laundry
- Fridge, gas cooktop, wall oven, dishwasher, microwave, washer and dryer
- Existing light fixtures and window coverings
The Details
- Unfurnished and vacant
- Tenant pays hydro
- Non-smoking
- Pets permitted, with restrictions per condo rules
- Tenant insurance required
The Building
Motif Lofts was completed in 2015 and has just 28 suites: 23 lofts and 5 townhomes. It’s a brick building at a scale that feels more like a small address than a condo tower. Heat, water and building insurance are included in the rent, along with one parking space and one locker.
The Neighbourhood
Ossington has grown up. What started as a bar strip is now one of the city’s most interesting blocks for independent shops, cafes and serious restaurants. Weekday mornings are quieter than the reputation suggests, and the evenings are exactly what you’d hope for. Trinity Bellwoods Park is a short walk east, and the Queen and Dundas streetcars run at either end of the strip.
