Montreal's Habitat 67 Has A Rare Apartment For Rent & It Costs As Much As Tuition (PHOTO)

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Ready for a radical lifestyle upgrade? Montreal's Habitat 67 has a rare unit on the market for a sublet, according to Narcity Québec.

The two-storey, two-bedroom apartment occupies two stacked cubes in the iconic building designed by Moshe Safdie.

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Rent is a mere $2,900 per month, including heat but not TV and internet.

Robert Stephen Lefebvre | Groupe Sutton

For comparison, undergraduate tuition fees for Quebec students in the 2019/2020 academic year were a comparable $3,060, up from $2,956 in 2018/2019 and $2,880 in 2017/2018, according to data from Statistics Canada.

Robert Stephen Lefebvre | Groupe Sutton

Residents also get access to a parking garage, an on-site dépanneur and a shuttle service to downtown Montreal, as well as 24-hour security, according to the listing.

Robert Stephen Lefebvre | Groupe Sutton

The owner's suite includes a 316-square-foot terrace with a view of the river and city skyline.

Robert Stephen Lefebvre | Groupe Sutton

It's a Montreal real estate dream.

Robert Stephen Lefebvre | Groupe Sutton

Get all the details below.

Habitat 67 Apartment For Rent

Price: $2,900/month

Address: 203-2600, ave. Pierre-Dupuy, Montreal, QC

Description: A rare treasure in Montreal's most iconic residential building.

Robert Stephen Lefebvre | Groupe Sutton

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