10644 109 Street

Edmonton, AB

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Tuscany Villa

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A 15 minute walk brings you to the hottest new area of the city!  Located in the heart of the Ice District, Tuscany Villa is close to trendy restaurants, pubs and Rogers Place without having to worry about parking!  Tuscany Villa is the spot for the working professional or a senior who still wants to be close to it all or a student going to MacEwan University.  They offer bright, renovated, and spacious bachelor, one and two bedroom suites with vinyl plank flooring.  Heat, water & one parking stall included. Cats and dogs permitted (upon approval, fees apply). Security Deposit only $499.

Professionally Managed By Mayfield Management Group Ltd.

Rates, deposits and incentives are based on applicable lease terms, on approved credit and are subject to change without notice, some conditions apply. Photographs are for advertising purposes only and may not be of the actual suite available. The property is transitioning to a non-smoking building, although residents who moved into the building before the transition began are not affected by this change.

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Suite Types & Rates

Bachelor
$825 Monthly
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1 Bedroom
$949 Monthly
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2 Bedroom
$1099 Monthly
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Utilities Included:

  • Heat
  • Water

Parking:

Energized Surface Parking

Amenities

Suite Amenities

  • Cable ready
  • Fridge
  • Individual thermostats
  • Internet ready
  • Laminate Flooring
  • Stove
  • Vinyl Plank Flooring
  • Window coverings

Building Features

  • Convenience store
  • Outdoor parking
  • Parks nearby
  • Public transit
  • Schools nearby
  • Shopping nearby
  • Smoking allowed

The Neighbourhood

It is bounded on the north by 111 Avenue, on the south by 105 Avenue, on the west by 121 Street, and on the east by 109 Street. The old Canadian National Railway right of way runs just to the south of and just to the west of the neighbourhood. The boundary of the south west corner of the neighbourhood is curved, following the right of way as it changes from an east-west direction to a north-south direction.

Almost three out of four dwellings in the neighbourhood were constructed during the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. A large percentage of the dwellings, almost four out of five, are rented. Almost 85% of the dwellings in the neighbourhood are apartments in low-rise buildings with fewer than five stories. Four out of five apartments are rented, with the remainder being owner occupied. Of the remaining dwellings, the majority are single-family dwellings, with roughly three out of four of these being owner occupied. There are a few duplexes, and most of these are rented.

With construction of a new downtown arena and the expansion of MacEwan University, condo development has begun on the southern edge of Queen Mary Park spurring gentrification of the entire neighbourhood. New condo buildings include The Maxx, The Zen, The Horizon, and speculation of a nine-storey building abutting Oliver Square.

The Holland Plaza, which was a garment factory for most of its past, opened in 2016 as a local business mall. It is anchored by Café Linnea, which has been featured in the Globe and Mail and EnRoute Magazine. Holland Plaza also has Edmonton’s best brunch restaurant according to Avenue Magazine, the Local Omnivore, as well as the Wine Gallery and Doughnut Party.

The average household size is 1.8 persons per household, with roughly one out of two households having only one person.

Until recently, one of the most prominent structures in the neighbourhood was the Central Pentecostal Tabernacle. However, the congregation moved into a new church in north west Edmonton and the old building was sold. It was demolished in 2007.

The neighbourhood is named after Mary of Teckconsort to George V, and therefore Queen of Canada from 1910 to 1936.