



A three-bedroom townhome in Stillwater, positioned near schools, shopping, and playgrounds that anchor the daily rhythms of northwest Edmonton family life. The two-storey layout offers three full bathrooms and a pair of parking spaces—practical architecture for households that value room to grow without the maintenance of a traditional detached property. Freehold ownership means the land beneath is yours, a distinction that matters when comparing row-home value propositions in this price range. The neighbourhood sits within easy reach of the airport corridor, a geography that appeals to frequent travellers and commuters alike. At $399,000, the entry point balances accessible financing with the square-footage expectations of young families beginning to outgrow starter condos.
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| Scenario | Down | Mortgage | Monthly | Income req. | Rate · amort |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Min. Down + $15,162 CMHC | $19,950 | $394,212 | $2,125 /mo | $93,000 | 4.24% · 25 yr |
10% + $11,132 CMHC | $39,900 | $370,232 | $1,996 /mo | $88,000 | 4.24% · 25 yr |
15% + $9,496 CMHC | $59,850 | $348,646 | $1,880 /mo | $83,000 | 4.24% · 25 yr |
20% | $79,800 | $319,200 | $1,747 /mo | $78,000 | 4.39% · 25 yr |
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