Listed by Davies Property Management

Days on market: 1182

Dreaming of renting a luxurious brand new apartment in a prime central location in Edmonton? Look no further. The Village on 66 Street presents a luxurious apaprtment for rent. This apartment consists of 1 bedroom and 1 full baths with spacious and contemporary living areas. Open concept floor plan with luxury vinyl plank flooring and vaulted ceiling. All new appliances with quartz countertops and island with breakfast nook. Insuite laundry. The apartment comes with a balcony and views of Edmonton. Rent includes heat, AC and water. Underground parking available for $75 per month. Rental rates range from $1,000 to $1,050 depending on the floor level of the unit. Small dogs and cat friendly, subject to approval and monthy fee. - This is a Brand New Apartment consisting of 6 storeys with 65 Units; - Luxurious units with 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms; - Penthouse units with vaulted ceilings with a view on the 6th floor; - All units comes with a Balcony and A/C; - In Suite laundry; - New appliances; - Elevator - Security Cameras and secured keyless access to building; - Luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout; - LED Lighting packages; - Spacious kitchen with tons of cabinets, countertop space and island with breakfast nook; - Quartz countertops; - Open concept floor plan; - Primary bedroom with walk-in closets and ensuite bath; - Balcony with a view; - Small dog and cat friendly, subject to approval and pet fee; - Rent includes heat, A/C and water. - Cable and parking extra. Rental Rates are as follows: - 1 Bedroom Units - $1,000 - $1,100 / month - 2 Bedroom Units - starting from $1,400 / month - 2 Bedroom Corner - starting from $1,475 / Month - 2 Bedroom Penthouses - $1,550 / month - 3 Bedroom Units - starting from $1,600 / month - Heated Underground Parking Units Available for $75 / month / stall. The Balwin area was previously part of North Edmonton and became part of Edmonton in 1912. Early in the 20th century, this area was known as Packingtown, as most of the families who lived in the area at that time worked at the nearby meat packing plants. Balwin is an older neighbourhood that features a mixture of land uses. The design of the neighbourhood reflects the differing years in which the land was subdivided. The eastern portion of the neighbourhood was subdivided in the years around World War I, when a grid pattern of streets was popular. The western portion of the neighbourhood was subdivided in the late 1950s, and the streets are arranged in a curvilinear fashion. The neighbourhood is bounded on the north by 132 Avenue, on the south by 127 Avenue and the Yellowhead Corridor, on the west by 82 Street, and on the east by 66 Street. Neighborhood schools include Princeton School and Baldwin School (public), St. Vladimir (catholic) and Thomas Moore Academy (private). Balwin has well-developed school and park facilities, and the road network that surrounds the neighbourhood affords residents easy access to other destinations within the city. The name of this neighbourhood is derived from a combination of the names of two early property owners, Frank Ball and Luke Winterburn. - Heat - Water - Sewage - Garbage Collection

Listed by Davies Property Management

Days on market: 901

Dreaming of renting a luxurious brand new apartment in a prime central location in Edmonton? Look no further. The Village on 66 Street presents a luxurious apaprtment for rent. The apartment consists of 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths with spacious and contemporary living areas. Open concept floor plan with luxury vinyl plank flooring and vaulted ceiling. All new appliances with quartz countertops and island with breakfast nook. Insuite laundry. The apartment comes with a balcony and views of Edmonton. Rent includes heat, AC and water. Underground parking available for $75 per month. Small dogs and cat friendly, subject to approval and monthy fee. - This is a Brand New Apartment consisting of 6 storeys with 65 Units; - Luxurious units with 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms; - Penthouse units with vaulted ceilings with a view on the 6th floor; - All units comes with a Balcony and A/C; - In Suite laundry; - New appliances; - Elevator - Security Cameras and secured keyless access to building; - Luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout; - LED Lighting packages; - Spacious kitchen with tons of cabinets, countertop space and island with breakfast nook; - Quartz countertops; - Open concept floor plan; - Primary bedroom with walk-in closets and ensuite bath; - Balcony with a view; - Small dog and cat friendly, subject to approval and pet fee; - Rent includes heat, A/C and water. - Cable and parking extra. Rental Rates are as follows: - 2 Bedroom Units with extra large storage room on 4th floor - $1500/mo - Heated Underground Parking Units Available for $75 / month / stall. The Balwin area was previously part of North Edmonton and became part of Edmonton in 1912. Early in the 20th century, this area was known as Packingtown, as most of the families who lived in the area at that time worked at the nearby meat packing plants. Balwin is an older neighbourhood that features a mixture of land uses. The design of the neighbourhood reflects the differing years in which the land was subdivided. The eastern portion of the neighbourhood was subdivided in the years around World War I, when a grid pattern of streets was popular. The western portion of the neighbourhood was subdivided in the late 1950s, and the streets are arranged in a curvilinear fashion. The neighbourhood is bounded on the north by 132 Avenue, on the south by 127 Avenue and the Yellowhead Corridor, on the west by 82 Street, and on the east by 66 Street. Neighborhood schools include Princeton School and Baldwin School (public), St. Vladimir (catholic) and Thomas Moore Academy (private). Balwin has well-developed school and park facilities, and the road network that surrounds the neighbourhood affords residents easy access to other destinations within the city. The name of this neighbourhood is derived from a combination of the names of two early property owners, Frank Ball and Luke Winterburn. - Heat - Water - Sewage - Garbage Collection

Listed by Davies Property Management

Days on market: 1032

Dreaming of renting a luxurious Penthouse in a prime central location in Edmonton? Look no further. The Village on 66 Street presents a luxurious penthouse for rent. The apartment consists of 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths with spacious and contemporary living areas. Open concept floor plan with luxury vinyl plank flooring and vaulted ceiling. All new appliances with quartz countertops and island with breakfast nook. Insuite laundry. The apartment comes with a balcony and stunning views of Edmonton. Rent includes heat, AC and water. Underground parking available for $75 per month. Small dogs and cat friendly, subject to approval and monthy fee. - This is a Brand New Apartment consisting of 6 storeys with 65 Units; - Luxurious units with 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms; - Penthouse units with vaulted ceilings with a view on the 6th floor; - All units comes with a Balcony and A/C; - In Suite laundry; - New appliances; - Elevator - Security Cameras and secured keyless access to building; - Luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout; - LED Lighting packages; - Spacious kitchen with tons of cabinets, countertop space and island with breakfast nook; - Quartz countertops; - Open concept floor plan; - Primary bedroom with walk-in closets and ensuite bath; - Balcony with a view; - Small dog and cat friendly, subject to approval and pet fee; - Rent includes heat, A/C and water. - Cable and parking extra. Rental Rates are as follows: - 2 Bedroom Units - $1,450 / month (6th floor non penthouse) - 2 Bedroom Penthouses - $1,500 / month (2 units left) - 3 Bedroom Penthouse - $1,700 / month - Heated Underground Parking Units Available for $75 / month / stall. The Balwin area was previously part of North Edmonton and became part of Edmonton in 1912. Early in the 20th century, this area was known as Packingtown, as most of the families who lived in the area at that time worked at the nearby meat packing plants. Balwin is an older neighbourhood that features a mixture of land uses. The design of the neighbourhood reflects the differing years in which the land was subdivided. The eastern portion of the neighbourhood was subdivided in the years around World War I, when a grid pattern of streets was popular. The western portion of the neighbourhood was subdivided in the late 1950s, and the streets are arranged in a curvilinear fashion. The neighbourhood is bounded on the north by 132 Avenue, on the south by 127 Avenue and the Yellowhead Corridor, on the west by 82 Street, and on the east by 66 Street. Neighborhood schools include Princeton School and Baldwin School (public), St. Vladimir (catholic) and Thomas Moore Academy (private). Balwin has well-developed school and park facilities, and the road network that surrounds the neighbourhood affords residents easy access to other destinations within the city. The name of this neighbourhood is derived from a combination of the names of two early property owners, Frank Ball and Luke Winterburn. - Heat - Water - Sewage - Garbage Collection