15 Vena Way · Weston & Finch · Toronto
A place to land, twenty-five floors above the Humber.
Furnished private rooms in a 2023 rental development at Weston and Finch — twenty-five storeys, two buildings, one weekly rent. The rent covers the furniture, the hydro, the in-suite internet and the gym on the second floor. Arrive with a suitcase and cook dinner the same night.
- Rooms from
- $205 / week
- The buildings
- 25 storeys, 2023
- Shortest lease
- 4 months
- Humber College
- ≈30 min on Line 6
Nothing to set up, nothing to sell when you leave.
Renting a room here is not the same transaction as renting an apartment. There is no hydro account, no furniture to buy, no internet installation window to wait in, and no broker taking a month off the top.
Furniture and linens
Bed, mattress, desk, chair, lamp, wardrobe, sheets and towels. Nothing to buy, nothing to sell when you leave.
Hydro, heat, water, A/C
Every suite has its own thermostat. No accounts to open, no bills, no seasonal spikes.
High-speed internet in every unit
We install and pay for the connection ourselves — a minimum 1 Gbps line into each unit, shared by its three residents. Fast enough for a video call and a download at the same time.
Amenity access
Fitness centre, games room, lounge, theatre and the terrace, included in rent for every resident.
Laundry on site
Machines on the resident floor, card-operated, no basement queue at midnight.
Maintenance
Report it in the resident portal. Urgent work is same-day; anything else is scheduled within 72 hours.
Five ways to live in one building.
Every room is furnished, private and has a window. They differ in how much floor you get, the size of the bed, what the window faces, and whether there is a toilet and basin inside the room. Prices are all-inclusive and they are the prices you pay.
Plate 01Lowest rent
Flex
Partitioned sleeping area, shared suite
- Twin bed
- Shared with 2
- Window
Plate 02
Flex Plus
Partitioned sleeping area, full bed
- Full bed
- Shared with 2
- Window
Plate 03Balcony
Balcony Flex
Corner sleeping area with balcony access
- Full bed
- Shared with 2
- Corner glazing, balcony off the suite
Plate 04Most taken
Deluxe
Private bedroom, exterior window
- Full bed
- Shared with 2
- Full exterior window
Plate 05Largest room
Master with Private WC
Largest bedroom, private toilet and basin in the room
- Queen bed
- Private WC in room · shower shared with 2
- Full exterior window
Market rental towers that happen to be affordable.
The towers at Weston and Finch opened in 2023 as purpose-built rental, not as student housing. That is why there is a fitness centre, a games room and a parcel room at all, and why the finishes are the ones a market renter would expect rather than the ones a student residence would settle for.
We lease whole suites in it and let the rooms individually. You get a new building at a shared-room price, on a floor with people at roughly the same point in their lives as you.
The northwest corner, before everyone else notices.
A light-rail line running past the door, a river valley at the end of the street, and a stretch of Finch Avenue where dinner for two costs less than a cocktail downtown.
- Line 6 Finch WestThe light-rail line along Finch Avenue, open since December 2025, running west to Humber College and east to Finch West Station on Line 15 min walk
- 36 Finch West busEast along Finch Avenue, parallel to the LRT4 min walk
- 89 Weston busSouth down Weston Road to Weston GO and UP Express, and on to Keele Station on Line 26 min walk
- Weston GO and UP ExpressRail south towards downtown and north to Pearson Terminal 1Bus or 20 min walk
- Toronto Pearson AirportBy UP Express from Weston, or a short drive up Highway 427≈25 min
The things people ask first.
What is the shortest lease you write?
Four months. Most residents sign for eight or twelve, which is when the monthly rate is lowest, but a four-month term is available all year and is the usual choice for exchange students and summer interns.
Is anything charged on top of the rent?
Hydro, heat, air conditioning, water, in-unit internet, furniture, amenity access and laundry access are all inside the weekly rate. On top of rent there is a $200 processing fee, a $150 key deposit, and first month's rent at signing. Last month's rent is collected only from residents approved on income rather than a guarantor. If you have a guarantor we do not ask for it. Where it is collected it is the rent deposit, and it pays for the final month of the term. There is no brokerage commission.
Do I need a guarantor or proof of income?
Yes. Every resident is asked to show either a Canadian guarantor or documented proof of sufficient, regular income — payroll slips, an employment letter, or equivalent. Students are included: family support is welcome, but it does not replace the requirement. We ask because we cannot make an exception quietly. If rent stops, the process to resolve it takes months, and the cost falls on the other residents of the suite as much as on us. Applications without a guarantor or verified income are not accepted. A guarantor also lowers what you pay at signing: we ask for last month's rent up front only from residents approved on income alone.
Can two of us share one room?
No. Every room is let to one resident on one lease, and that applies to every room type — there is no couples rate and no second-resident option. If you are arriving as a pair, apply together and we will place you in two rooms in the same suite where we can.
Can I choose who I share a suite with?
Yes, if you apply together. Suites hold three bedrooms, so a group of two or three can be placed in the same suite when the rooms are free. If you apply alone we match by schedule, sleeping hours, and whether you cook, in that order.
Are suites mixed or single gender?
Both. Most suites are mixed. A number of floors are kept single gender and you can request one on the application; availability depends on the term.
