13015 164 Ave Nw
13015 164 Ave Nw, Edmonton, AB T6V 0E7, CAN

Monthly rent	-
Beds	4
Baths	3.5
Sqft	1,449

Monthly rent	-
Beds	4
Baths	3.5
Sqft	1,449

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13015 164 Ave Nw, Edmonton, AB T6V 0E7, CAN|Oxford

Amenities for 13015 164 Ave Nw, Oxford

Apartment Amenities

Balcony	Carpet
Deck	Fireplace
Hardwood Floor	Walk-in Closet

Appliances

Dishwasher

In-Unit Laundry

Building

Onsite Laundry

Grounds

Garage Parking

Outdoor Space

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Dog Policy

Not allowed

Cat Policy

Not allowed

No pets allowed.

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13015 164 Ave Nw, Edmonton, AB T6V 0E7, CAN

This 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, half duplex in the quite neighborhood of Oxford is in a ready to move-in condition. The main floor has on open floor plan and spacious design. Large kitchen with tons of cabinets, granite counter, pantry and matching stainless steel appliances. Hardwood flooring in the living room with gas fireplace. There is a half bath on the main floor and an eating area that opens to a private balcony overlooking the lake. The upper floor is finished with carpet flooring. 3 good sized bedrooms, a full 4 piece bathroom and laundry room. The primary bedrooms comes with a walk-in closet and an ensuite 4 piece bathroom. The basement is fully completed. It comes with a 4th bedroom, a full 3 piece bathroom and another flex room that can be used for entertainment, or as an home office space. Well functioning house with a private balcony overlooking the lake, attached garage for 2 cars. This home is located in a Oxford community which is close to parks, playground, schools, shopping and more. Easy access to Anthony Henday. - 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, half duplex; - Quite neighborhood of Oxford; - Open floor plan; - Granite countertops; - Stainless steel appliances; - Hardwood floor on main level; - Gas fireplace; - Private balcony, deck and fenced yard; - View of the lake; - Primary bedroom with walk-in closet and ensuite bath; - Fully finished basement; - Flex room and 4th bedroom in basement; - Attached garage for 2 cars; - Close to parks, schools, playgrounds, shops and more; - Easy access to Anthony Henday. The Oxford neighbourhood is located in northwest Edmonton within the Palisades Area Structure Plan (ASP). The land upon which the Palisades ASP sits was annexed to the City of Edmonton in 1982. Oxford forms the northwest corner of the Palisades and is bounded by 167th Avenue to the north, 133rd Street to the east, 153rd Avenue to the south, and 127th Street to the west. Prior to urbanization, most of the land within Oxford was used for agricultural cultivation. Development in Oxford began in the late 1980s, and the southern two-thirds of the neighbourhood was largely developed by 1999. As of the end of the 2000s, the remaining third of the neighbourhood, which was in the north, had not yet begun to develop. The interior roadways within the neighbourhood are built around a central collector road, to which a series of smaller loops and cul-de-sacs are connected. The dominant residential form in Oxford is the single-detached house, which accounts for almost 90 percent of all units within the neighbourhood. In addition to residential land use, the neighbourhood also features a large central park site, with space reserved for the construction of a local school, as well as a small lake, which provides the dual function of managing stormwater and providing outdoor amenity space within the community. One of the key features in the undeveloped northern third of the neighbourhood is a drained wetland that is seasonally wet. The Province of Alberta claimed ownership for this wetland under the Public Lands Act, and any future development within the area will need to conform to applicable Provincial regulations on wetland disturbance and wildlife protection. All neighbourhoods within the Palisades ASP are named after early fur trade forts and posts. Oxford takes its name from Oxford House, a Hudson's Bay Company post in what is now southwest Manitoba.