Bevel Line Towns is now offering select townhomes for rent in Leamington, Ontario. Enjoy the same high-quality finishes and thoughtful design as our buyers — with the flexibility of a lease.
Photos representative of finishes and community. Individual units may vary.
Interested in owning? See Bevel Line Towns for sale — freehold semi-detached & townhomes from the mid $500s →
Representative virtual tour. Contact sales for unit-specific tours.
Adjacent to Erie Shores Golf Course, Bevel Line Towns puts you steps from fairway views and a relaxed pace of life that most people drive hours to find.
Leamington Marina, Point Pelee National Park, and Lake Erie beaches are all under 15 minutes away.
Bevel Line Rentals are purpose-built rental townhomes in Leamington, Ontario, Canada, at Bevel Line Rd & Eagle St. If you are moving here for work, for family, or to try the town before buying, this is what the neighbourhood gives you.
Renting families are inside the same catchments as owners: the Greater Essex County District School Board and the Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board both operate elementary and secondary schools within Leamington, with French-immersion and Catholic streams available locally. Because the schools are in town, a lease here does not mean a long drive twice a day. Ask the board to confirm the catchment for this address before you register your children.
Most renters here work close to home — Leamington's greenhouse, agri-food and processing employers are minutes away, and the town is compact enough that errands are a short drive. Beyond that, Highway 3 reaches downtown Windsor in about 40 minutes, Kingsville in 10–15, and the Windsor–Detroit crossings — including the Gordie Howe International Bridge, opening in 2026 — in roughly 40–50 minutes via the EC Row Expressway. Highway 401 is about 25–30 minutes for London and Toronto.
Free and near: Leamington's Lake Erie waterfront, beach parks and marina, plus the Chrysler Canada Greenway multi-use trail for walking and cycling. Point Pelee National Park is about 15 minutes south for beaches, boardwalks and spring migration birding, and Erie Shores Golf Club is right next door for anyone who plays.
The Talbot St corridor is the practical centre of town — grocery, pharmacy, banking, hardware, laundry and restaurants all within a few minutes' drive of the community, so a single car (or a lift) covers a household. Devonshire Mall in Windsor is the closest full-scale shopping centre, about 40 minutes away.
Leamington has its own hospital — Erie Shores HealthCare, in town, with an emergency department — which matters more when you are new to a community and have not yet found a family doctor. Windsor Regional Hospital provides broader specialty care about 40 minutes west, and the planned Windsor-Essex Mega Hospital is set to expand acute services regionally.
Leamington is the most affordable corner of the Windsor-Essex housing market, and that carries through to rentals: housing costs here generally run below what comparable space commands in the City of Windsor or Kingsville. It also makes the step to ownership shorter — NOC's freehold towns and semis next door at Bevel Line start from the mid $500s, against detached homes from the mid $700s in Windsor and from the low $800s in Kingsville.
Thinking about buying instead? See the Kensington ranch semi · browse all NOC floor plans · read how the Gordie Howe Bridge is reshaping Windsor-Essex
If you have been searching for a 3 bedroom townhouse for rent in Leamington, this is a short list of one: brand-new, never lived-in townhomes of 1,562–1,693 sq ft with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and an attached 2-car garage, at $3,100–$3,200 per month plus utilities. Bevel Line Rd & Eagle St, next to Erie Shores Golf Course.
Almost no rental in Southern Ontario comes with an attached 2-car garage, and every unit here has one. That is two vehicles off the driveway and out of the snow, secure parking, a proper interior entrance, and the storage a townhouse apartment simply cannot give you — bikes, tools, seasonal gear, the second car you would otherwise have to street-park.
These are never lived-in townhomes — no worn fixtures, no dated layouts. Inside you get 9 ft ceilings, modern cabinetry and stainless steel appliances, main-floor hardwood, and central air conditioning included as standard.
The appliance package is a full five pieces — stainless steel fridge, electric stove, dishwasher, washer and dryer — with in-unit laundry on the second floor, beside the bedrooms rather than down two flights. The primary bedroom has a 4-piece ensuite with his-and-hers sinks and a glass shower. Book a viewing →
Three bedrooms and 2.5 baths is enough for two kids, or for a home office alongside them. Schools sit inside Leamington, so the morning run is short, and the Lake Erie waterfront, the marina and Point Pelee National Park are all close.
Rent is $3,100/month for the interior unit (Model 204, 1,562 sq ft) and $3,200/month for the larger interior and corner/end units (up to 1,693 sq ft), plus utilities, subject to availability.
If you are moving to Windsor-Essex for work, a lease gets you into a finished home quickly and lets you learn the area before committing to an address. Leamington's greenhouse and agri-food employers are minutes away; downtown Windsor is roughly 40 minutes via Highway 3.
If you are waiting on a build — yours or someone else's — this is somewhere to land in the meantime. And you can buy in the same community: Bevel Line Towns freehold townhomes and semis start from the mid $500s →
Utilities are extra, on top of the monthly rent. Availability, rent and lease terms are confirmed by our leasing team; photos and the virtual tour are representative and individual units may vary.
Last updated: June 2026. Prices, specifications and incentives are subject to change without notice.