



Set on a quiet Glenora street within reach of playgrounds, schools, and transit, this five-bedroom, seven-bathroom home occupies one of Edmonton's most established neighbourhoods. The two-storey layout and freehold ownership speak to families seeking space and longevity, while the twin-car garage anchors a generous property footprint. Glenora's tree-lined blocks and proximity to the river valley have long attracted buyers who value walkability, mature character, and a sense of permanence. At this price point, you're acquiring not only shelter but a position in a community known for architectural heritage and enduring demand. Shopping, green space, and arterial routes are all within easy reach, making daily rhythms effortless.
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At twenty percent down, your equity stands on its own — default insurance no longer applies.
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| Scenario | Down | Mortgage | Monthly | Income req. | Rate · amort |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Min. | $459,000 | $1,836,000 | $10,254 /mo | $443,000 | 4.59% · 25 yr |
25% | $573,750 | $1,721,250 | $9,613 /mo | $420,000 | 4.59% · 25 yr |
30% | $688,500 | $1,606,500 | $8,972 /mo | $396,000 | 4.59% · 25 yr |
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You're a three-minute walk from Square 1 Coffee in Glenora, where the morning pour-over ritual anchors half the block's routines, and about the same distance to Zula Kitchen when you want wine and conversation that linger past last light. MacKinnon Ravine trails cut through mature forest just nine minutes away, quiet enough that you'll hear magpies and your own thoughts. This pocket of west-central Edmonton moves at a pace that lets you actually know your server's name, with everything you need for a Tuesday or a Saturday folded into a few tree-lined blocks.
"Square One Coffee is a great spot for coffee lovers. The drinks are consistently flavorful and well-prepared, making each visit…"
"Absolutely amazing coffee spot in Edmonton! ⭐️"
"Everything about this place is amazing. Its clear that the owners get only the best ingredients and supplies to make there drinks and…"
"Tried this restaurant out last night for the first time and it was super yummy. Our waitress recommended us the Paulies pizza and it was…"
"We ate at Zula Kitchen for the first time this evening to celebrate 2 birthdays. We found parking in the front using the zipstall app. …"
"The food was very good. Large portions. Service was phenomenal, except we were a table of 10 and weren't told until after everyone had…"
"This place is beautiful! Can get pretty crowded on a warm day. Not much shaded areas but overall a pretty decent trail. Definitely a…"
"Neat little park with a central fountain. There are a few benches for sitting on but nothing else. It’s clean and well taken care of. …"
"Started coming almost a year ago and I can’t see myself stopping. I love this place and the instructors! If you’re new to reformer…"
"I had done yoga at home for many years, but needed a change. Coming to a studio for yoga made such a difference in my practice. I love…"
"Well my last stop on the tour of OTF Edmonton was a blast. Thanks for all the swag! My merch trunk is officially loaded with enough swag…"
"Good place to stop ny for a quick slice of pizza, prices are very fair and it's nice to have local owned shops run by kind ppl,,"
"They have over 100 shopping carts for a tiny store. Then they decide to lock up their extra carts to the bike rack so no one can use it!…"
"The layout of this store makes no sense. You can find the same or similar products in 3 different aisles. For a “discounted” grocery,…"






