Listed by Davies Property Management

Days on market: 1834

Legal basement unit with 2 bedroom and 1 bath. Newly constructed and spacious floor plan. This unit has an open floor plan that leads you from one area to another seamlessly. Large living room that leads you to a spacious kitchen with tons of cabinet and counter space. 2 large bedrooms and a full bath. In suite laundry facilities completes this unit. Bright LED lighting throughout. Luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout the unit. Large shared backyard and there is ample space to park at the front of the property. Great location and close to anywhere in Edmonton. Flat fee for all utilities - $200 per month. - Main floor unit comes with 3 bedrooms and 1 bath; - Basement unit comes with 2 bedrooms and 1 bath; - King Edward Park Community; - Fully renovated suite with new flooring, paint, lights, counter tops, - Separate furnace and thermostats for each unit; - In Suite washer and dryer; - Great location close to schools, parks and playground; - Close to Downtown, Kings University, Concordia University; - Additional monthly flat fee for all utilities; - Pet friendly. Kenilworth is located on land annexed to the City of Edmonton in 1960. The southern portion of the annexation, which lies along the CPR right-of-way to Fort Saskatchewan, became an industrial subdivision. The Kenilworth neighbourhood is located in the northern portion of the annexed land. Kenilworth is predominantly a residential area, with the exception of a commercial corridor along Whyte (82nd) Avenue at the southern boundary. The businesses in this corridor are not oriented towards the neighbourhood; they draw on a wide trade area for their clientele, and are separated from residential development by a landscaped buffer at the eastern end of the neighbourhood. Most commercial buildings in the area were built during the 1970s. The majority of structures in Kenilworth are owner-occupied single-detached dwellings built during the 1960s. A small number of two-, three-, and four-unit housing structures are scattered through the neighbourhood. A central school/park site defines the core of the neighbourhood. Kenilworth has three schools, two major parks, and a sports facility (the Kenilworth Arena). Since Kenilworth is bounded on each side with a major traffic routes, neighbourhood residents have good road access to several major shopping and employment centres. This neighbourhood was named in the early 1900s and appears on some of the earliest maps of Edmonton. Kenilworth was named after the town and castle of Kenilworth in Warwickshire, England. The castle of Kenilworth was built in 1122.

Listed by Davies Property Management

Days on market: 1370

This spacious 3 bedroom and 1 bath property is located in the trendy neighborhood of Kenilworth. The unit is freshly painted with all new flooring throughout. New upgraded bathroom vanity and vinyl plank flooring. You will enjoy coming home to this property featuring 3 bedrooms, and 1 bathroom. Cleaning is easier with laminate flooring throughout common areas and windows in every room to let in natural light. Unit comes with separate entrance and your own in suite washer and dryer. In addition, enjoy quick access to city transit, Sherwood Park freeway, Argyll Road, shopping, restaurants and all the amenities you will require. Single detached garage is available. Flat fee for utilities - $350 per month - Main floor unit comes with 3 bedrooms and 1 bath; - Basement unit comes with 2 bedrooms and 1 bath; - King Edward Park Community; - Fully renovated suite with new flooring, paint, lights, counter tops, - Separate furnace and thermostats for each unit; - In Suite washer and dryer; - Great location close to schools, parks and playground; - Close to Downtown, Kings University, Concordia University; - Additional monthly flat fee for all utilities; - Pet friendly. Kenilworth is located on land annexed to the City of Edmonton in 1960. The southern portion of the annexation, which lies along the CPR right-of-way to Fort Saskatchewan, became an industrial subdivision. The Kenilworth neighbourhood is located in the northern portion of the annexed land. Kenilworth is predominantly a residential area, with the exception of a commercial corridor along Whyte (82nd) Avenue at the southern boundary. The businesses in this corridor are not oriented towards the neighbourhood; they draw on a wide trade area for their clientele, and are separated from residential development by a landscaped buffer at the eastern end of the neighbourhood. Most commercial buildings in the area were built during the 1970s. The majority of structures in Kenilworth are owner-occupied single-detached dwellings built during the 1960s. A small number of two-, three-, and four-unit housing structures are scattered through the neighbourhood. A central school/park site defines the core of the neighbourhood. Kenilworth has three schools, two major parks, and a sports facility (the Kenilworth Arena). Since Kenilworth is bounded on each side with a major traffic routes, neighbourhood residents have good road access to several major shopping and employment centres. This neighbourhood was named in the early 1900s and appears on some of the earliest maps of Edmonton. Kenilworth was named after the town and castle of Kenilworth in Warwickshire, England. The castle of Kenilworth was built in 1122.