3 rooms apartment of 91m² in Calgary

Dancing between nostalgia and modernity, this sunny, spacious suite nestled in the midst of a bucolic backdrop with scenes of skyscrapers and sunrises is configured for both privacy and comfort. From private parking to private entrances to non-adjacent bedrooms to a new in-suite washer and dryer , the very architecture of the home expresses the privileges of privacy and convenience. An Overview – Configured in quasi-symmetrical pairings, this property boasts three bedrooms and an enclosable alcove, two dining areas (casual in-kitchen and formal dining), two exterior doors (front and side doors), and two parking areas (street and private parking). A Closer Look – Arched entrances, glass doors, new embossed glass and brass fixtures, crystal knobs, and recessed foliage-patterned ceilings (in the living room and formal dining room) add a touch of sparkle to the ritual of routine. Routine is further romanticized in the kitchen; polished oak cabinets provide prodigious food storage, ample counter space serves as a canvas for the practice of the culinary arts, and a gas stove allows the amateur cook to aspire to chefdom. Renovations – Newly painted walls awash in a sunny hue (with a high light reflective value) and newly installed biscuit-coloured flooring harmonize with the property’s quiet elegance. New white blinds have been installed throughout, acting as a type of dimmer to lessen or heighten the glow of the sun’s rays. Inner-City Suburb – Pastoral yet proximal to the city centre, hubs of commerce (., North Hill Mall, Market Mall, Northland Mall, Deerfoot Mall, etc.), grocers (., Safeway, Superstore, Co-op, etc.), dining establishments (., McDonald’s, A&W, Gogi, Van Son Vietnamese Cuisine, etc.), parks (., Confederation Park, etc.), public recreational facilities (., the Mount Pleasant Outdoor Pool, the Mount Pleasant Community Sportsplex for ice skating and hockey, etc.), public libraries (., Louise Riley Library, etc.), institutions of higher learning (., SAIT, the University of Calgary, etc.), and major roadways (., 16th Avenue, Deerfoot, etc.), this property is at the heart of Calgary’s West. Transport – While walkable, the neighbourhood also offers curbside city transit that is (literally) steps away. Commuters thus have a triad of options for transport: driving, walking, and public transit. Shared – The hedged and fenced-in yard, a seasonal retreat for gardening, lounging, and gathering; the single-car garage; and the utilities are all shared. Application Information – Available for immediate tenancy. Prospective tenants are encouraged to schedule a visit via telephone.