1664 Search Results for "hot wing maple"
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Family-friendly, move-in ready
Upgraded Transcona two-storey offers the space to grow
If there’s one thing a growing family — or a multi-generational clan, for that matter — requires of a home, it’s versatility. Consequently, when they’re searching for a move-up residence, they often end up considering new homes out of sheer . . .
Posted: 2025-01-25
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Ready to move in
The Oxbow on the Seine introduces Phase 3
It goes without saying that not everyone looking for a new home is looking to purchase a single family home.Primary among such buyers are empty nesters and young professionals. The former demographic is usually looking to downsize to a home . . .
Posted: 2013-06-29
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Thinking outside the box
Historic home in Sargent Park perfect for a young family
When it comes to searching for a starter home, young couples often need to look at the bigger picture in terms of where they want to live. Ideally, a neighbourhood such as River Heights, Crescentwood or River Park South would be . . .
Posted: 2019-11-02
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A great family home
Great floor plan on Vineland Crescent home revolves around kitchen
While someone the age of 27 isn’t considered old, buyers don’t necessarily view a 27-year-old home in the same light. After all, a home built in 1997 is more than a quarter century old. That means it could be horribly dated . . .
Posted: 2024-09-28
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Imagine the possibilities
Show home feels like a dream home
When people think about building a spacious bungalow, they often believe that 1, 400 sq. ft. is the magic number. After all, chances are a bungalow of that size is 200 to 300 sq. ft. larger than the one the . . .
Posted: 2026-05-30
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West Gate masterpiece dressed to impress
Massive 1912 home updated to perfection
Every turn-of-the-century home in Armstrong’s Point (or so it seems) has a story that goes with it. That’s certainly the case with 131 West Gate, says Andrea Wiebe of eXp Realty. “This heritage home, which is known as the Horn House, . . .
Posted: 2023-11-04
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This split is a HIT
The Sarasota is a multi-level home that works really well
In the old days — say 20, even 10 years ago — people tended to cringe at the thought of split-level home designs. The reason for that was simple. While reasonably functional, the concept of having several well-segmented levels didn't work . . .
Posted: 2009-11-21
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Unique design meets livability
Exceptional flow in Bridgwater Trails lakeside lot
On occasion, home builders like to indulge themselves when they conceive a new home design.That’s exactly what KDR Homes’ Diego Vassallo and his wife, Domenica, did when they designed a 2, 273 sq. ft. bungalow with partial walkout basement found . . .
Posted: 2016-12-10
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Move in and enjoy
Like-new home offers less aggravation
As exciting as it is to build a new home, it can be an arduous -- and time-consuming -- venture. Consequently, when a like-new home -- in this case, a 2, 303 sq. ft., four-bedroom family home in southwest Winnipeg's Bridgwater . . .
Posted: 2011-11-26
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High-end condos under the radar
St. Norbert location offers panoramic view of Red River
When people think of high-end condominiums, they more often than not think of Wellington Crescent or Waterfront Drive. Well, it's time to add another area to that list: south Pembina Highway or, more specifically, St. Norbert. "This is a condominium development (The . . .
Posted: 2013-01-19