This laneway house in Toronto is a literal work of art and is renting for $5,500

A new laneway home has just hit Toronto's rental market, but it'll cost you $5,500 per month to live in it. 

Property owners of a three-bedroom detached house sitting behind the row of Grace Street homes across from Bickford Park are looking for new tenants. 

Laneway house 5-435 Grace Street is up for rent at $5,500 per month. Photo via Leonid Kotov.

Facing directly away from the park, 5-435 Grace St. sits on a piece of land that's just under 3,000 square feet.

One of the benefits of living in a laneway is that the facade of your home can look like anything you want it to without the neighbours complaining. 

The two-storey home has three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Photo via Leonid Kotov.

In this case, 5-435 Grace St. stays in keeping with alleway aesthetics by being completely covered in a mural by Toronto artist Chris Perez, which was finished in December. 

One of three bathrooms is one of the more playful features in this house. Photo via Leonid Kotov.

The home's interior is a sleeker vibe, with reclaimed wood and concrete floor details.

A glassy staircase leading upstairs from the kitchen, which features stainless steel appliances and quartz countertops.

An upper-floor bedroom faces out directly into the neighbour's place across the street. Photo via Leonid Kotov.

One washroom (of three) does sport some fun plant print wallpaper.

All this, plus – as the property's listing on Realtor.ca boasts – "blasing fast internet." Couple that with a 30-second walk to Bickford Park and you have an alleyway sanctuary fit for today's WFH era.