Extended Stays · 1 November to 30 April

Stay a month, or the whole season.

Furnished homes in Brampton, Mississauga and Toronto with every utility included, for the visit that is longer than a holiday, in the quieter months when our homes are available for weeks at a time.

Extended Stays

Eight Homes for the Season

A month to a season, 1 November to 30 April, in every whole home, every main house and both condos, in the months they are available for weeks at a time.

Extended Stays

A month to a season in one of eight homes, from 1 November to 30 April.

Nov to Apr
How long
From 28 nights to the whole season.
When
1 November to 30 April. These are our quieter months, when the homes are available for weeks at a time. From May to October they return to short stays.
Which homes
Eight homes, from an eight-bedroom estate in Brampton to a one-bedroom penthouse in downtown Toronto.
Who it suits
A long family visit, a work project, a home being repaired, or your first months in Canada.
The paperwork
A written stay agreement, with your end date set before you arrive.

Ask about an Extended Stay

Staying a year or more? Residences are furnished homes leased by the year →

Who stays for longer

The Visit That Is Longer Than a Holiday

The long family visit

Parents and grandparents here for a wedding season, a new baby, or the whole winter.

Landing in Canada

A first address near Pearson while you find your feet, your school and your bank.

Here for the work

A project, a placement or a relocation, with the stay paid by you or directly by your employer.

Friends under one roof

A group of friends, colleagues or cousins on a single lease, a bedroom each, with the run of the whole house.

Between homes

A renovation, an insurance repair or a gap between closing dates, with the stay invoiced to you or to your insurer.

A season near family

Snowbirds in reverse: the winter spent close to children and grandchildren, in a home of your own.

From first message to moving in

How an Extended Stay Works

Step 1 of 5

Ask

Tell us who is coming, from when, and for how long.

What we need from you
Two minutes with the form below. No documents, and nothing to pay.
How long it takes
Two minutes

Ways to pay

Pay the Way You Already Pay

Use the card, the bank or the wallet you already have, from any country. How you will pay is agreed before you sign, and you get a receipt every time.

Cards and wallets

Visa, Mastercard, American Express and UnionPay, or Apple Pay and Google Pay, from any country. Card details go straight to Stripe and never touch our systems.

Interac e-Transfer and bank transfer

Interac e-Transfer from a Canadian account, or a bank transfer from anywhere, with a reference that matches it to your stay.

PayPal, Payoneer, WeChat Pay and Alipay

For guests who are paid or bank outside Canada. The host team sends a secure link or invoice; you pay in the app you already use.

Paid by your company

Employers, relocation firms, insurers and travel programmes are invoiced and pay us directly. Tell us who is paying when you enquire.

Who may pay, how payments are matched and receipted, and what we do not accept are set out in the payment section of our Terms.

Good to know

Questions People Ask First

What is an Extended Stay with Canterra Stays?

An Extended Stay with Canterra Stays is a furnished home in the Greater Toronto Area for 28 nights to a whole season, offered only from 1 November to 30 April, the quieter months for short stays. Eight homes in Brampton, Mississauga and Toronto take Extended Stays: every whole home, every main house and both condos, with electricity, heat and water included. An Extended Stay is arranged by enquiry, on a written stay agreement with the end date set before arrival.

What is a Long Stay with Canterra Stays?

A Canterra Stays Long Stay is a furnished home in the Greater Toronto Area for a month, a season, a year or more, with electricity, heating, hot water and water included. There are two kinds. Residences are six-bedroom homes in Brampton and Mississauga, leased by the year to one group. Extended Stays run from 28 nights to a whole season in eight homes, between 1 November to 30 April.

What is the difference between a Residence and an Extended Stay?

A Residence is a lease, and an Extended Stay is a stay with an end date. A Canterra Stays Residence is a furnished six-bedroom home let to one group on Ontario's standard lease, under the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006, for a year or more. An Extended Stay is 28 nights to a season in a home that takes short stays for the rest of the year, on a written stay agreement with the end date set before you arrive.

When does Canterra Stays take Extended Stays, and why only then?

Canterra Stays takes Extended Stays from 1 November to 30 April. Those are the quieter months for short stays in the Greater Toronto Area, so the homes are available for weeks or months at a time. From May to October the same homes host wedding weeks, reunions and summer visits, and return to short stays.

Which Canterra Stays homes take Extended Stays?

Eight Canterra Stays homes take Extended Stays, every whole home, every main house and both condos: The Castlemore Estate and The Poolside Estate, with eight bedrooms each, The Homecoming Estate, with seven, The Pearson Retreat, with five, and The Homecoming Main House and The Poolside Main House, with four each, all in Brampton; the Downtown Skyline Penthouse, with one bedroom, in Toronto; and the Square One Suite, with one bedroom, in Mississauga.

What is the shortest and the longest long stay?

The shortest Canterra Stays long stay is 28 nights. An Extended Stay can run for the whole season, from 1 November to 30 April. A Residence has no end date: it is leased for a year or more, and the tenancy continues for as long as it suits the residents.

What is included in a Canterra Stays long stay?

Every Canterra Stays long stay includes the furniture and linens, an equipped kitchen, electricity, natural gas heating, hot water, water, laundry in the home, parking, and a host team you can message. At a Residence all of this is part of one weekly rent. Meals are not included; an optional tiffin service delivers home-style meals to the door and is billed separately.

How do I pay for a long stay?

A Canterra Stays long stay can be paid by card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express or UnionPay), Apple Pay or Google Pay, Interac e-Transfer, bank transfer, PayPal, Payoneer, WeChat Pay or Alipay, or by invoice paid directly by a company. How you will pay is agreed before you sign and written into your agreement or lease, and a receipt is issued for every payment.

Can an employer, an insurer or a family member pay for my long stay?

Yes. Canterra Stays invoices employers, relocation firms, insurers and travel programmes directly, and a family member can pay for a guest. The payer is agreed in writing before the stay begins, and every receipt is issued in the payer's name.

What deposit does Canterra Stays take on a long stay?

On a Residence, Canterra Stays may take a rent deposit of no more than one week's rent, applied to the last week of the tenancy, and a refundable key deposit. Each Residence page states what its own lease says. On an Extended Stay, the deposit is set out in the stay agreement before you sign.

Can I arrange a long stay from outside Canada?

Yes. A Canterra Stays long stay can be arranged from abroad. The enquiry and the conversation are handled by email, across time zones, and payment can be made from outside Canada. How the agreement is signed, on paper or electronically, is settled with the host team before you travel.

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