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123 Capitol Hill Ave, Burnaby, BC
Starting from
$1,000/ month
**BEDROOM AVAILABLE IN 4-YEAR-OLD BASEMENT** Looking for a single female to rent an unfurnished bedroom in our 4-year-old house (basement suite) in Capitol Hill in Burnaby, starting as soon as October 1, 2026. There are 2 bedrooms in the suite. One of the bedrooms is occupied by your roommate, who is a responsible and respectful female in her early 30s. The other bedroom will be vacant on October 1. Each of the bedrooms has a door lockable from the outside for enhanced privacy (you'll be given a key), and a built-in closet for convenient organization. You will share the kitchen, bathroom, and living area. Highly coveted area, close to many major bus routes including 95 SFU/Burrard Station, 130 Metrotown/Kootenay Loop, 129 Patterson Station/Holdom Station, 160 Port Coquitlam Station/Kootenay Loop. Enjoy the Italian cafes, hand-made gelatos, staple coffee shops, Safeway, Save-Ons, Whole Foods, The Amazing Brentwood, Eileen Dailly Pool and McGill Library, Confederation Park, McDonald's, mom-and-pop restaurants, and serene trails. The rent price of $1,000/month includes: - One bedroom with closet, - Blomberg washer and dryer, - Whirlpool stove/oven and fridge, - Broan hood fan, - Alarm system, - Soundproofed walls, - Internet and WiFi, - Gas, - Hydro Street parking is available but for at most one car. No smoking, vaping, drugs, parties, pets. This is our family home and we live upstairs, so we're looking for a clean thoughtful individual who will maintain the place like it's their own home while being thoughtful to their roommate. No subletting. Available October 1, 2026. If you're interested, please tell me a bit about yourself. References of work and previous landlords and pay stubs will be required. Tenant insurance is highly recommended.
Type
Private-room
Year built
2022
Units
2
Stories
1
2 Bedroom
1 available$1,000
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Bedrooms
2 bedrooms
Rent-to-income ratio
30%
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Recommended income
$40,000/yr
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Pets
No pets
Parking
Street parking available
Laundry
In-unit laundry
Heating
Gas heating
Utilities included
Hydro / Electricity, Heating, Internet / WiFi
Lease terms
Negotiable