1623 Search Results for "hot wing maple"
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Quality finishes, budget price
Townhouse-style condo offers fantastic value
It's a fact: when you have a budget of $200, 000 to $250, 000, it's hard to find a solid, well-finished starter home. Perhaps, then, it's time to think outside the box. If you haven't considered looking at condominiums -- particularly . . .
Posted: 2012-01-28
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Exceptional value with room to grow
St. Adolphe home checks all the boxes
One of the advantages associated with building a home in a community outside the city is being able to build on a larger lot. The Polaris — a new A & S Homes show home at 5 Chimney Swift Way in . . .
Posted: 2020-05-09
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Groundbreaker
Classic West Gate mansion was ahead of its time
Some years back, Zenith electronics had a catchy slogan about one of its state-of-the-art TV lines: 'just slightly ahead of its time' (or something to that effect). You wouldn't know it if you saw it from the street, but 184 West . . .
Posted: 2011-04-02
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Custom comfort
Unique Shaughnessy Heights abode is both solid and stylish
Drive down Redwood Avenue between Arlington and McPhillips streets, and you’ll happen upon an interesting sight. There, in the middle of a tidy little pocket of homes in Shaughnessy Heights, is an outlier standing out from the other more traditional-looking . . .
Posted: 2025-05-03
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Perfect proportions
Stylish design on smaller lot makes excellent use of space
With lot sizes getting increasingly smaller to save costs, builders have been challenged to make a 1, 700 square-foot home feel as spacious and livable as a 2, 000-plus sq. ft. home. It turns out this is easier said than done. The . . .
Posted: 2021-01-23
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Empty nest, full of features
Condos have lots of room for Boomers' stuff -- and luxury, too
The condominium market has really taken off in the last decade or so. One of the largest segments buying condominiums these days is the baby boomer generation or empty nesters. Their children have moved out, they may own a vacation . . .
Posted: 2009-05-10
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Smokin' transformation
Fire-damaged 1914 home now a modern masterpiece
Sometimes, a disastrous event can be the precursor to a positive one. To find an example of that, you only have to look as far as a Crescentwood classic found at 803 Dudley Ave. Not long ago, a fire in the . . .
Posted: 2010-12-26
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When it has to be just so
Architect takes his time, but he comes up with award-winning designs
Christopher Simmonds is a perfectionist. The award-winning architect with a penchant for modern spaces, where glass blurs the line between outdoor and inside spaces, has been known to take hours mulling over a design problem. Take the time he paced around . . .
Posted: 2008-10-05
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Behold the backyard
Relax and enjoy this gorgeous split-level
When a creative couple bought a 30-year-old split-level home in Transcona’s Lakeside Meadows 10 years ago, they knew they had taken on a project. To put it mildly, the home was in dire need of updating. Undeterred, they set about bringing . . .
Posted: 2025-06-21
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It's the finishing touches that make the home
Millwork customizes a room, can hide imperfections
Tim Schauerte considers the greatest compliment he can get when he finishes a job is when his clients tell him it looked like he was never there. Schauerte's skill is in the area of finishing carpentry, also known as millwork. His work . . .
Posted: 2009-10-18