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This Airbnb in Toronto will almost make you forget you’re in the city

Nestled in the heart of Leslieville is this absolutely adorable little cabin. 

The studio, according to the listing, was renovated in 2015 and is totally separate from the main home. 

airbnb torontoIt's surrounded by a gorgeous garden that's complete with a goldfish pond and water feature.

airbnb torontoThe studio is charming with brick floor, exposed beams and radiant heating. 

airbnb torontoThere's a dual purpose double Murphy bed.

airbnb torontoIt can either be a bed or a table, so if you need to get some work done you'd at least have a place to do it. 

airbnb torontoWhile there isn't a full kitchen there's a small kitchenette which would be perfectly adequate for making a small meal – say breakfast. 

airbnb torontoThere's a full size bathroom that comes with the essentials. 

And while the cottage may feel miles away from the city it's actually very central. So exploring all Toronto has to offer is just a short TTC journey away. airbnb toronto

Specs
  • Listing: 6185463
  • Neighbourhood: Leslieville
  • Price: $100 /night 
  • Guests: 2
  • Bedrooms: 0 
  • Beds: 1
  • Bathrooms: 1
  • Perks: Goldfish pondairbnb toronto
Good for

Feeling like you're in a fairytale. The garden is giving off major "The Secret Garden" vibes. airbnb toronto

Move on if

You want or need more space. airbnb toronto

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