1662 Search Results for "hot wing maple"
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Interlake haven
Stonewall bungalow a great fit for down-sizers, young families
It’s something everyone craves — a home to fill you with an absolute sense of peace when you step inside after a long day. Unfortunately, it’s a pipe dream for many. No matter where you live, there always seems to . . .
Posted: 2026-05-02
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Big space on a compact lot
Randall design maximizes use of footprint to help families get the size they need at achievable prices
About 10 years ago — when interest rates were low and lot prices weren’t outrageously high — two-storey homes routinely checked in at 2, 200 square feet or more in size. These days, with interest rates steadily increasing and lots . . .
Posted: 2022-09-03
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Up to the challenge
Deft design maximizes space on narrower lot
When a builder says they can build an exceptionally livable home on a 32-foot-wide lot, it’s hard not to be (at least a little) skeptical about such a claim. Yet, when you step inside the Crestmont II — A & S . . .
Posted: 2022-01-15
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Let there be light
There’s an interesting phenomenon associated with homes built in the early ’80s. It seems that such homes fall into one of two categories: dated, or partially remodelled. Consequently, prospective homebuyers must be aware they may need to spend extra money on . . .
Posted: 2019-07-06
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Bungalow must be seen to be believed
Deckgg
From the curb, this tidy home on Carlotta Crescent in Charleswood looks pretty much like your standard bungalow built in the 1970s. Step inside, however, and it’s a whole different story. "The home has been completely remodelled, " says Brett Castelane of . . .
Posted: 2019-02-23
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Luxurious and livable in Bridgwater Trails
Bright and beautiful bungalow features walk-out lower level
The difference between a good and great luxury home can be summed up in two words: its location. To be more precise, that difference in overall wow factor is derived directly from where a home is placed, says Glen Williams . . .
Posted: 2022-12-31
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Country charm in Wolseley
River setting sets tone for home
IT sounds like a pipe dream: owning a home on the river in Wolseley -- and paying less than $4, 000 in taxes. Yet, that's what you get with 902 Palmerston Ave., a quaint 910-square-foot bungalow built in 1922, said Realty . . .
Posted: 2015-05-02
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Value and versatility in Bonavista
Flexible design perfect for a growing family
These days — with the pandemic still affecting our lives — families require a home loaded with flexibility. That’s exactly what Hilton Homes focused on with the design of the Evelyn II, a new show home at 812 De la Seigneurie . . .
Posted: 2021-09-18
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GARDENING: Ready, set...
Gardeners hit greenhouses in preparation for planting
Spring is here, but do we still need to exercise some restraint in our eagerness to plant? In the case of hardy herbaceous perennials, it's a good rule of thumb to gradually adapt greenhouse-grown plants from their protected environment to the . . .
Posted: 2012-05-19
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A young-family find
Transcona bi-level offers up potential and value
It would be an understatement to say these are very challenging times for homebuyers, especially young families. Just a few short years ago, a solid, relatively contemporary starter home could be purchased for somewhere around $300, 000. That is . . .
Posted: 2026-03-14









