Listed by Davies Property Management

Days on market: 612

This Basement unit is located on a quiet street in the Westside community of Britannia Youngstown. This 2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Basement comes with open concept floor plan for living room and kitchen. The kitchen is well equipped with dishwasher, stove, fridge and ample counter space and cabinets. All matching stainless steel appliances. There are 2 large and bright bedrooms. In suite laundry is also available. Private shared backyard for you to enjoy! Tons of street parking is available at the front of the property and the back of the property. Pet friendly unit subject to approval and fees. Flat monthly rate for all utilities $275. Great location, close to school, shopping, and public transport. - Basement unit with 2 Bedrooms and 1 Full Bath - Fully legal basement unit with separate heating - Laminate flooring throughout - Fully fenced and landscaped yard - Pet friendly - Easy access to and around the city - Flat monthly rate for all utilities Britannia-Youngstown became part of Edmonton in 1964 when the Town of Jasper Place was annexed by growing Edmonton. The bulk of development in Britannia-Youngstown occurred throughout the 1950s and was almost exclusively in the form of single-detached housing. Britannia-Youngstown is bounded by 156th Street on the east, Mayfield Road to the west, Stony Plain Road to the south, and 107th Avenue to the north. The neighbourhood has undergone considerable change in the form of commercial and residential development and intensification. Today it is composed of high-density development along its boundaries with lower density development in the interior. Commercial land uses are located along the length of Stony Plain Road, which runs along the southern border of the community. Mayfield Common Shopping Centre, a dominant feature of the area, is situated in the southwest corner of the neighbourhood. Britannia and Youngstown were originally two different subdivisions within the Town of Jasper Place. As early as 1912, Britannia, which may have been named after the Latin term for “Britain,” appeared on city maps. The Britannia subdivision was developed in the early 1950s, and the Youngstown subdivision was developed in the late 1950s.