1662 Search Results for "hot wing maple"
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Unlike other condos
Bungalow-style unit has all the amenities of a house
According to Lifestyles Real Estate’s Charlene Urbanski, bungalow-style condominiums are a rare commodity. "Right now, there aren’t many for sale in the Winnipeg area — there are about 30 in total including East St. Paul, " she says. "I’ve just listed such . . .
Posted: 2017-05-13
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From peril to prize
Heritage home finds new life as condo space
Back in 1904, former Winnipeg mayor Thomas Deacon -- then the owner of an engineering firm -- decided to build himself a house. Now, this wasn't just any house. With extra thick brick walls, large windows at all angles, countless rooms . . .
Posted: 2010-11-20
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Making the bed
New perennial and shrub choices for 2016
The shape and form of shrubs help to build the year-round structure and framework of the garden while perennials, once they emerge in spring, define the spaces in our landscape, filling it with colour, texture and beauty. As homeowners in . . .
Posted: 2016-03-05
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St. James' finest
Move up to Douglas Park Road
As beautiful and well-designed as many of the city's new communities are, they can't offer some of the amenities that more mature areas do. Take Douglas Park Road, for example. Lined with mature trees and located minutes from Assiniboine Park (on . . .
Posted: 2014-04-26
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Pristine living
Immaculate Grande Pointe bungalow a perfect family home
In an era dominated by communities such as Bridgwater Lakes, South Pointe and Sage Creek, Grande Pointe is an area that tends to fly under the radar.According to Lifestyles Real Estate’s Charlene Urbanski, Grande Pointe is closer to the city . . .
Posted: 2016-08-06
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Riverfront getaway offers luxurious living
If you have a float plane, this home is for you
Drive north on Henderson Highway and you’ll catch glimpses of majestic homes on either side of the road, set well back on wide, deep lots. What you don’t see is the rare homes tucked away behind those homes on supersized lots . . .
Posted: 2019-11-09
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Far from ordinary
Home energy-efficient and affordable
While it may look rather ordinary, the home that now occupies a former infill lot at 545 William Ave. is anything but. One of the winning entries in the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.'s (CMHC) EQuilibrium Sustainable Housing Demonstration Initiative competition, . . .
Posted: 2011-03-12
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Timber!
Cutting down the proverbial cherry tree
This column is about how to cut down a dead or living tree threatening to fall on your home or, worse, your neighbour's new deck and spa.Before you read on, please consider this caveat: In this politically correct world, it's . . .
Posted: 2015-08-01
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Live the way you want
The Monticello's an award-winning paragon of flexibility
For years, The Monticello, a 1, 961-square-foot, two-storey home, has been one of Qualico Homes' top-selling designs. At the recent Spring Parade of Homes award dinner, that status was validated by a Parade of Homes gold award. Qualico's single-family homes sales . . .
Posted: 2010-05-22
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Raking bad
Why do we insist on removing leaves from lawns?
A really big existential question in the religion/philosophy 101 course I failed was "If God exists, why do bad things happen to good people and schmucks prosper?"Even the Coen brothers in their most probing, religion-based movies have failed to answer . . .
Posted: 2013-10-12