



Set on a generous 7,000-square-foot lot in Delburne, this single-storey home offers over 700 square feet of living space with one bedroom, one bathroom, and parking for two vehicles. The freehold property sits within walking distance of schools, parks, and a nearby golf course—a rare combination of accessibility and quiet small-town rhythm. Delburne's close-knit community and slower pace appeal to buyers seeking affordability without isolation, while the lot size leaves room for gardens, workshop space, or future expansion. At $159,000, it's an accessible entry point into homeownership or a low-maintenance investment in central Alberta.
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| Scenario | Down | Mortgage | Monthly | Income req. | Rate · amort |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Min. Down + $6,042 CMHC | $7,950 | $157,092 | $847 /mo | $38,000 | 4.24% · 25 yr |
10% + $4,436 CMHC | $15,900 | $147,536 | $795 /mo | $36,000 | 4.24% · 25 yr |
15% + $3,784 CMHC | $23,850 | $138,934 | $749 /mo | $34,000 | 4.24% · 25 yr |
20% | $31,800 | $127,200 | $696 /mo | $32,000 | 4.39% · 25 yr |
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Delburne's unhurried rhythm reveals itself in small, reliable gestures. Mornings might begin with a four-minute walk to Oops Fresh Market, where you'll find produce still cool from the farm and neighbours catching up by the door. The Olde English Restaurant sits three minutes away—polished wood booths and the smell of fresh coffee that drifts onto the sidewalk most afternoons. When you want something a little different, THE DELBURNE BISTRO is a seven-minute stroll, the kind of place where the menu changes with what's good that week. Life here unfolds at a pace that lets you notice things.
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