Robby Halabi · MLS E4505478

14631 SUMMIT DR NW,
Edmonton, Alberta

Price$899,900
3 beds
2 baths
1,664 sqft
A note about the home

This three-bedroom, two-storey home sits on a generous lot in Crestwood, one of Edmonton's most enduring northwest neighbourhoods. The community's mature tree canopy and quiet crescents draw families who value walkability—schools, playgrounds, and golf greens are all close at hand, with shopping and transit links moments away. At this price point, the address offers both the privacy of freehold ownership and the rhythm of an established pocket, where neighbours know one another and sidewalks stay active year-round. The two-bathroom floor plan spreads life across two levels, lending breathing room to households that need separation between public and private zones. Crestwood's appeal has always been its balance: proximity without density, greenspace without isolation.

Property at a glance
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Interior
1,664
Lot size
581.38 m2
Property type
House
Ownership
Freehold
MLS number
E4505478
Annual taxes (est.)
$8,999
Community
Crestwood
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Down payment
MIN
$71,992 of $899,900
Amortization
25 years
25-year payment schedule
Rate mode
Insured rate 4.24% · Conventional 4.34% · Variable shown is approximate (insured prime − discount).
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What this home costs you
$5,330 /mo
Mortgage payment$4,480
Property taxes (est.)$750 /mo
Heating (est.)$100 /mo
Down payment
$71,992
Mortgage amount
$827,908
Term rate
4.24%
Amortization
25 yr
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Variable starts $314/mo cheaper than fixed today. But variable rates move with the Bank of Canada — if they rise, your payment rises with them. This chart shows your monthly payment if BoC moves rates up or down during your term. The crossover at +0.75% is where variable becomes more expensive than today's locked fixed.

Today · Fixed
$4,480/mo
Locked at 4.24% for 25 years
Today · Variable
$4,167/mo
Floats at 3.55% (moves with BoC)
Break-even
+0.75%
BoC rate hike where variable starts costing more than fixed
Monthly payment
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Fixed (locked) Variable (moves with BoC)
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Variable wins if…

The Bank of Canada holds rates flat, cuts, or hikes less than +0.8% during your 5-year term. You'd save roughly $314/mo for as long as that holds.

Fixed wins if…

BoC raises rates more than +0.8% and keeps them there. You'd be locked in below the variable rate the rest of the term.

Mortgage scenarios

Every down-payment, mapped

ScenarioDownMortgageMonthlyIncome req.Rate · amort
Min. Down
+ $33,396 CMHC
$64,990$868,306$4,681 /mo$201,0004.24% · 25 yr
10%
+ $25,107 CMHC
$89,990$835,017$4,502 /mo$194,0004.24% · 25 yr
15%
+ $21,418 CMHC
$134,985$786,333$4,239 /mo$184,0004.24% · 25 yr
20%
$179,980$719,920$3,921 /mo$172,0004.34% · 25 yr
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The neighbourhood

Life around Edmonton.

Summit Drive sits on the quiet edge of Glenora, where morning routines might start with a three-minute walk to ch. Cafeteria for their house roast before the workday begins. When you need to stretch your legs, MacKinnon Ravine Park is six minutes away, its wooded trails dipping below the street grid into that unexpected river-valley silence Edmonton does so well. Dinner decisions lean easy here—Panini's Italian Cucina is four minutes up the block, the kind of spot where you recognize faces at neighbouring tables. It's a neighbourhood that feels both central and tucked away, where errands blend into rituals without much effort.

Robby Halabi
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Robby Halabi

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Questions buyers ask

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$899,900. This freehold single-family home is positioned in Crestwood, a mature northwest community with strong walkability and family amenities.