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Here's what you need to know about Ottawa's most expensive rental property
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The highest-ever residential rental property in Ottawa cost $35,000 per month, according to a luxury real estate agency.
The most expensive rental home -- situated on a treed lot in Rockcliffe Park – has seven bedrooms and six bathrooms. It features a classic Georgian aesthetic comprising large interior room sizes, said Dream Properies Inc. in a news release on Friday.
“Fantastic details include the main floor study, beautiful formal living and dining rooms and lower level games room with entertainment bar and walk-in wine cellar. There is also a private third floor bedroom suite and second floor balcony with treed views,” reads the release.
Ottawa's most expensive rental was rented full price, reads the release.
It is also listed for sale for $4,150,000.
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