Listed on 03/05/2026

Listed by Davies Property Management

Days on market: 2

Located in one of the desirable locations on the community of MacEwan, this residence backs onto the greenbelt of the UofA Farm. This home comes with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bath and is in a ready to move in condition for a family. Open concept floor plan on the main floor with large kitchen, walk through pantry, mud room, and dining area that leads to a backyard with a deck, fully landscaped and fenced. Kitchen comes with a large island with breakfast bar and double sink. The living space comes with a gas fireplace, built in entertainment unit and hardwood flooring throughout. Large windows to allow for lots of natural light. The 2nd floor has a large bonus room, 3 bedrooms and a full bath. The primary bedrooms comes with a 4 piece ensuite bath as well. Bonus the home comes with a laundry room that is located on the top floor which makes doing laundry a breeze. The basement is unfinished and is perfect for all the extra storage items. This home seats o a private and quiet area backing into a greenspace/farmland. Comes with attached double garage and ready to move in. The whole space makes you feel as if you are living out in the countryside. - Single Detached home with 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bath; - MacEwan community in SW Edmonton; - Private and quiet, homes back onto UofA Farmland; - Large island in kitchen & walkthrough pantry; - Gas fireplace with built in entertainment unit; - Backyard with deck, fenced and landscaped; - Large bonus room; - Primary bedroom with ensuite 4 piece bath; - Top floor laundry room; - Basement is not finished; - Double attached garage; - Pet friendly. The MacEwan neighbourhood is located in southwest Edmonton and forms the northern boundary of the Heritage Valley Servicing Concept Design Brief (SCDB). MacEwan is one of 14 neighbourhoods planned for the Heritage Valley SCDB. The neighbourhood is bounded by the Anthony Henday ring road to the north, by the 127th Street Transportation and Utilities Corridor to the west, by Ellerslie Road (9th Avenue) to the south, and 111th Street to the east. The MacEwan Neighbourhood Area Structure Plan (NASP) was approved by City Council in 2001, and construction began shortly after. Higher residential densities and a strategic mixture of land uses within the neighbourhood were incorporated to make more efficient use of space and resources by design and to develop MacEwan in a more environmentally conscious fashion. MacEwan offers low-, medium-, and high-density residences, as well as commercial, institutional, and recreational land uses. Higher-density housing is located next to commercial development in the southeast and along the 111th Street transit corridor, as well as strategically placed adjacent to open spaces within the community. Lower-density housing units are located within the interior of the neighbourhood and are oriented along curvilinear streets and cul-de-sacs. Pedestrian circulation is provided for through a series of pathways, which connect throughout the neighbourhood and link the parks and natural areas together. The Victory Christian Centre occupies a significant portion of land in the south-central part of MacEwan. The Centre consists of church and school facilities and was in place prior to the residential development of the neighbourhood. Prior to urban development, the remainder of the land in the area was in agricultural use with the exception of one natural area, the Virginia woodlot, which was maintained as part of the ultim..