Listed by Davies Property Management

Days on market: 1282

Perfect single-family detached home with a newly renovated kitchen, and an updated main floor bathroom. The home welcomes a bright living room and plenty of cabinet and counter space in the eat-in kitchen. Completing the main floor is spacious bright bedroom and a full bathroom. Hardwood floor throughout the main floor. all new windows and blinds as well. On the upper level there are 2 bedrooms with generous closet and storage space. The basement is completely finished. There is a large room that can be used as a home office, or a rec room. There is also a spacious 3-piece bathroom, den, laundry, and more storage space. There is a large spacious front yard and back yard for all your Summertime enjoyment and gardening. Fully fenced and landscaped. There is also a a large shed and is perfect for all the gardening and summer furniture storage. There is a large parking area at the back of the property as well. Excellent location which is close to schools, parks. Only minutes to Kingsway Mall, Downtown. Easy access to Yellowhead Trail. Pet friendly subject to approval and pet fees. - Single Family Detached Home - community of Prince Charles - 3 Bedrooms and 2 Baths - Newly renovated kitchen - bathroom and bedroom; Hardwood flooring throughout - Modern white kitchen cabinets - Matching stainless steel appliances - Finished basement; Large front and backyard Garden Shed - Pet-friendly subject to approval and pet fees - Close to parks, schools, shops, Kingsway Mall, Downtown, etc. Easy access to Yellowhead Trail. Located just west of the municipal airport lands in north central Edmonton, Prince Charles is situated on land owned, at the time of the first river lot and township surveys of the Edmonton Settlement, by N. McCauley and A. Wilson. The Wilson holding later became part of the Hagmann Estate. The area was first subdivided in 1905 and was annexed to Edmonton in 1910. Development of Prince Charles was spurred by the extension of the electric street car line to the neighbourhood’s southern border in 1913 and a further extension up 127th Street, toward the railway hamlet of Calder, in 1916. Over time, Prince Charles developed as a low-density residential area. Non-residential development (including commercial, utility, transportation, and institutional land uses) is concentrated along 118th Avenue and the CNR right-of-way to the east, as well as in the northeast corner of the neighbourhood. The final surge of residential development occurred during the late 1940s and 1950s, when the demand for residential lots finally caught up to the supply. The residential housing stock in Prince Charles is varied, spanning approximately 100 years of development. Homes built before World War II sit next to new homes built in the 2000s. Most residential units in the neighbourhood are single-detached dwellings, but there are some semi-detached homes and low-rise apartment units located throughout the neighbourhood.