3 bedrooms
1 bathroom
1 exterior parking
Living space area (basement exclu.) 845 ft² (78.5 m²)

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Apartment for rent with air conditioning with heat pump in a building located on Claude-Martin Avenue, in the heart of Vanier, between Pierre-Bertrand Boulevard and the Laurentian Highway. Prime location, a few minutes walk from Place Fleur de Lys and a large number of shops, banks, grocery store, etc.

This unit includes:

  • Three good sized bedrooms
  • Modern kitchen
  • Heat pump
  • Washer/dryer and dishwasher entry
  • Private storage
  • Reserved parking
  • Balcony

  • Rental advantages:

    • Possibility of unlimited wireless high speed Internet ($)
    • Completely renovated to new and high quality condo apartments
    • Secure buildings with access control system, cameras and intercom
    • Smoke-free environment


    Mandatory credit check.

    Rent of $1,545/month.

    Available from JULY!

    *Photos for information only.

    For more information or to visit, please contact our rental agent. The agent can be reached by call, text or by WhatsApp

    at 581-705-2388.

    To see all our apartments for rent, visit the Société Immobilière Bélanger website at www.sibelanger.com

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    Asking Price
    $1,545
    Price Term
    Monthly
    Details
    With Parking
    Located on which floor?
    2
    Available from
    July 1st 2026

    Additional Features:

    • Parking
    • Washer / Dryer Connection
    • Dishwasher access
    • Storage
    • Renovated
    • Non-smoking

    Building Services:

    • Balcony/Terrace
    • Intercom

    Equipments Included:

    • Air Conditioning

    Environnement:

    • Highway Access
    • Residential Area
    • Public Transportation

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    Financing

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    Offer to purchase

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    Conditions of purchase

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    4
    Property transfer

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    $1,545 / monthly
    Availability:
     
    July 1st 2026

    5 1/2 (3 bedrooms) for rent

    10-530 avenue Claude-Martin Vanier Québec Rive-Nord

    No. 1119637

    With Parking
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