Sault Ste Marie, ON

and surrounding area

Lake Street Apartments

Errands are a breeze at Lake Street Apartments, with  a variety of amenities, including Churchill Plaza, within walking distance and access…

Starting at $1,395/month
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Heritage Place

This friendly community, located on a quiet off-shoot of MacDonald Avenue, is surrounded by mature trees and professionally-landscaped grounds.

Starting at $1,465/month
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Ruscio Villa Apartments

Once you walk through the elegant archway adorning Ruscio Villa’s front entrance, you’ll feel right at home.

Starting at $1,610/month
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Village Green Apartments

After a long day, unwind by strolling down the street to the stunning vantage point overlooking the beautiful Sault Ste.

Starting at $1,465/month
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Sault Ste. Marie

Sault Ste. Marie is one of northern Ontario’s largest cities, perched along the sparkling St. Marys River just across from Michigan. The Sault is home to many great festivals and attractions, including the Bon Soo Winter Carnival and the renowned Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre.

Living in Sault Ste. Marie

Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario – affectionately known as “the Sault” or “the Soo” – is the third largest city in northern Ontario, with a population of about 75,000.

Sault Ste. Marie is the perfect blend of big city convenience and northern wildness. It has every amenity you’d ever need, including schools for all ages, shopping, restaurants, museums, parks, golfing, and an airport.

Cost of living is fairly low compared to national averages, so families may find it easier to live and work in Sault Ste. Marie than large city centres. Retirees are also heading to the Sault for its lush greenspaces, many cultural attractions, and excellent medical infrastructure.

Whether you’re a current resident, a returning resident, or a newcomer to the city, you may be thinking about renting an apartment in Sault Ste. Marie. Vacancy rates are slightly below the Ontario average, but there are still plenty of apartment options available in the Sault.

Soo Students

Though Sault College and Algoma University both offer residence living, students may prefer off-campus apartments for more privacy and independence.

Algoma students will find many apartments in and around the Meadow Park neighbourhood. Skyline’s apartment buildings on Lake Street and Macdonald Avenue are only a short distance from the school, and are conveniently located near major amenities such as grocery stores, restaurants, banks, and shopping.

Sault College students mostly live in and around the P Patch or Cambrian Mall. An apartment on Allard Street is within walking distance of the college, the mall, and many major amenities.

Dacey Road and Terry Fox Place apartments, located in the Eastside neighbourhood right next to the St. Mary’s River, offer a more residential atmosphere while still providing easy access to both schools, public transit, and major amenities.