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WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE HOME | 1923 152 AV NW Edmonton, Alberta

1923 152 AV NW Edmonton, Alberta

$699,900

WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE HOME!! Welcome to this exceptional home in the highly desirable community of Fraser! This spacious property offers a perfect blend of comfort, style, & versatility, featuring 7 bedrooms & 5 bathrooms. It’s ideal for large families, or multi-generational living. The main floor greets you with 3 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms. A standout feature is the fully separate suite with its own kitchen, living room, & dining room perfect for extended family, or in-laws, offering privacy while staying connected to the main home. Upstairs, the primary bedroom is a tranquil retreat with an ensuite bathroom & spacious walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms & another bathroom complete the upper level. The basement is designed for relaxation, featuring a large recreation room, storage room, bathroom, & an extra bedroom, offering even more flexibility for your lifestyle. This rare find is wheelchair accessible ensuring inclusivity for all. Don’t miss out on this gem! (id:24493) MLS® #E4403850

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WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE HOME | 1923 152 AV NW Edmonton, Alberta

  • WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE HOME | 1923 152 AV NW Edmonton, Alberta
  • Price: $699 900
  • Location: Edmonton
  • Condition: Used

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