



This four-bedroom duplex in Bonnie Doon offers freehold ownership and four full bathrooms across two stories, a rare configuration at this price point in one of Edmonton's most established communities. The location places you within reach of playgrounds, schools, shopping, and public transit—the practical ingredients of family life—while the neighbourhood itself unfolds along quiet, tree-lined streets that lead down to the river valley. Four dedicated parking spaces solve the perennial city puzzle of where to put the cars. Bonnie Doon has long attracted buyers who value walkability and proximity to the University of Alberta without sacrificing yard space or breathing room.
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| Scenario | Down | Mortgage | Monthly | Income req. | Rate · amort |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Min. Down + $24,364 CMHC | $39,900 | $633,464 | $3,415 /mo | $147,000 | 4.24% · 25 yr |
10% + $18,107 CMHC | $64,900 | $602,207 | $3,247 /mo | $141,000 | 4.24% · 25 yr |
15% + $15,446 CMHC | $97,350 | $567,096 | $3,057 /mo | $134,000 | 4.24% · 25 yr |
20% | $129,800 | $519,200 | $2,828 /mo | $125,000 | 4.34% · 25 yr |
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Bonnie Doon has that rare mix of tree-lined quiet and everything-you-need closeness. A four-minute walk brings you to The Colombian for proper espresso and pastries that disappear by mid-morning, while Bonnie Doon Park—just five minutes on foot—spreads out with mature elms and enough open space that it never feels crowded. When you want something beyond coffee at home, Le Tramway Cafe Bistro is eight minutes away, turning out French-inspired brunches in a room that fills with regulars most weekends. The rhythm here feels genuinely neighbourhood-paced, not engineered.
"We three had drinks and two treats about 2 pm on a Tuesday. It was very busy inside. A kind "laptop" gentleman moved to a small…"
"Located in Bonnie Doon mall and is a great, casual addition to the smaller selection of restaurants in the area. Seems like a…"
"4 stars because everything’s great aside from the coffee itself."
"Went for brunch as a group, with a reservation. Restaurant is basic, homey touches, space is very open. Staff seemed overall young and…"
"Le Tramway Cafe Bistro is truly a hidden gem in the neighborhood. I’ve come here often, and every visit has been a warm and welcoming…"
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"Great, well maintained playground in the summer they usually have a restroom on site. Lots of fun for younger kids, 7 and below.…"
"Excellent park with a lot of unique equipment. Highly recommended!"
"Went for the flying canoe during a scouts night. Was an absolute blast! So beautiful. Would really love to come back here in the summer…"
"I’m honestly surprised by how great this location is! The gym is super clean, the equipment is modern and well-maintained, and there’s…"
"The best boxing gym in Edmonton. I owe this place a lot of gratitude, I’m very much grateful to have this place be a part of my health…"