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REALTOR® · Serving Glenora, Oliver & West Edmonton · 7 years in the market
Some homes sell a neighbourhood. This one is the neighbourhood.
Set on one of Glenora's most coveted tree-lined streets — two blocks from the river valley trail system and a short walk to the boutique restaurants and cafés along 142 Street — this 1962 character home has been thoughtfully updated while preserving every detail that makes older Edmonton homes worth seeking out.
The main floor opens into generous living and dining spaces anchored by original hardwood floors refinished to a rich, deep tone. The updated kitchen features quartz countertops, stainless appliances, and a layout that actually works for the way people cook — with a direct sightline to the backyard so nothing happens without you noticing.
Three bedrooms upstairs including a primary with a large closet and views of the backyard canopy. A second full bathroom on the upper level has been renovated without losing its character. The basement is developed with a flex room that works as a home office, gym, or guest space depending on your life stage.
Out back: a private yard, mature trees, and a detached double garage accessed from the rear lane — the kind of setup that gets harder to find and easier to appreciate every year you own it.
Glenora remains one of Edmonton's most stable and sought-after inner-city communities, with proximity to downtown, excellent schools, and the river valley making it genuinely irreplaceable. Properties at this price point in this neighbourhood move quickly. Open house Saturday 1–4pm.
Hi [First Name],
It was great meeting you at the open house today. A few things I didn't get to cover in person that I think would be useful for you:
The schools in this pocket of Glenora are among the highest-rated in the city — Westmount and Glenora School both feed from this address, which matters a lot for resale even if it's not relevant to you personally right now.
Also, the double garage is rarer than it looks in this price range on the inner west side. Most comparable homes are single or tandem.
I've attached a PDF with the full property details and a quick neighbourhood market overview. If anything catches your eye or you have questions, just hit reply — I'm fast.
Hi [First Name],
Based on what you mentioned you were looking for, I pulled three other properties in Glenora and the surrounding streets that I think are worth a look. None of them are as turnkey as the Stony Plain Rd home, but they're priced accordingly and could be interesting depending on how you feel about a project.
I can arrange private showings for any of these this week if you want to compare in person — sometimes it helps to see a few side by side. No pressure either way.
Reply here or text me directly if you want to set something up.
Hi [First Name],
Wanted to give you a heads-up: there's been a solid amount of activity on the Stony Plain Rd listing since the open house. We've had two private showings booked this week and I expect an offer conversation to happen in the next few days.
I don't say this to pressure you — I say it because I'd rather you have the information than not. If you're still thinking about it, now is probably the right time to have that conversation. If it's not the right fit, no problem — I'll keep watching for you.
Where are you at with it?
Hi [First Name],
Whether or not the Glenora property worked out, I wanted to send along a quick snapshot of what's happening in the Edmonton market this month — because the picture is shifting and it affects what you should be watching for.
The short version: inventory in the inner west is still low, days on market are shortening, and anything well-priced under $700K with a garage is moving fast. If you're still in the market, being pre-approved and ready to move quickly is the most important advantage you can have right now.
I'm here when you're ready. No rush, no pressure — just want to make sure you have the full picture.
Hi [First Name],
It's been about a month since we met at the open house. I know life gets busy and timelines shift — I just wanted to check in without any agenda.
If you're still actively looking, I'd love to reconnect and make sure I'm sending you the right properties. If the timing has changed, that's completely fine — I'll move you to my monthly market update list so you stay informed without the follow-ups.
Just hit reply and let me know which camp you're in. Either way, no hard feelings.
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February saw 1,847 residential sales across the city. Detached homes averaged 18 days on market. Inventory is still tight in the $450K–$650K range.
What does this mean if you're buying this spring? Drop a 🏠 below and I'll send you my full March market breakdown — no strings attached.
This 3-bed, 2-bath character home sits on a tree-lined street two blocks from the river valley. Original hardwood, updated kitchen, double garage. The kind of place that actually makes you slow down when you pull up out front.
📍 12207 Stony Plain Rd · $679,900
🗓 Open House: Saturday 1–4pm
DM me or tag someone who's been watching Glenora.
Getting pre-approved for what the bank will give them — not what they're actually comfortable spending.
A lender will approve you for $600K. That doesn't mean a $600K mortgage payment fits your life. Talk to your broker about what the monthly looks like with utilities, condo fees, and an emergency fund in the picture.
Save this post. You'll thank yourself in year two.
Oliver is one of Edmonton's most walkable neighbourhoods — and it's still flying under the radar compared to what buyers are getting in comparable Calgary districts.
Coffee, groceries, river valley trails, and the LRT all within 10 minutes on foot. Condos starting in the high $200s, character infills well into the $700s.
If you've been sleeping on Oliver, I'd love to show you around. DM "OLIVER" and I'll send you a curated list of what's currently on the market.
When my clients bought this West Oliver condo in 2021, they weren't sure if they were making the right call. Three years later, they walked away with $67,000 in equity and a plan for their next chapter.
That's what thoughtful real estate decisions look like over time.
Thinking about what your home is worth today? I run free, no-pressure valuations every week. Drop your postal code in the comments.
Sarah and Mike knew what they wanted — they just needed an agent who actually listened.
If your search has stalled, let's talk. A fresh set of eyes on your criteria might be all it takes.
📩 DM me or hit the link in bio.
Edmonton prices rose 6.2% year-over-year. Buyers who "waited for a dip" in early 2025 are now paying more — with the same rates.
Timing the market is a myth. Time in the market is how equity gets built.
Drop a 🙋 if you've been on the fence. Let's talk numbers.
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