Rossdale is one of Edmonton's most historic areas, with its development dating back to the early 20th century. Nestled along the North Saskatchewan River, it offers a unique blend of history, nature, and modern living. This neighborhood was originally an industrial and residential hub, featuring some of the oldest buildings in the city, such as the Rossdale Power Plant and the historic Rossdale House. Today, Rossdale is home to approximately 800 residents across around 400 homes, making it a small but vibrant community 2019 Edmonton Municipal Census Data.
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Status:
Active
MLS® Num:
E4470700
Bedrooms:
2
Bathrooms:
2
Floor Area:
945 sq. ft.88 m2
Perfectly positioned steps from the Legislature and river valley, this unit offers exceptional walkability and a calm, established neighbourhood feel. Inside, the suite features an open layout with defined living and dining spaces, large windows, and a functional kitchen with ample storage. The two bedrooms are ideally separated for privacy, including a primary suite private ensuite. The second bedroom provides flexibility for guests, a home office, or a roommate Additional highlights include in-suite laundry, a second full bathroom, underground parking, and a private balcony. For those seeking comfort, convenience, exceptional access to downtown amenities and scenic walking trails, this is the one.More details
Discover this spectacular home in Rossdale on a double lot, only steps to the River Valley with striking views of the Alberta Legislature from your front street. The main floor features a spacious open-concept kitchen with gas stove, granite counter tops and SS Appliances. The formal dining room is one of a kind w/ custom curtains that will make for a conversation piece at dinner! The cozy front living room sets the mood with a gas fire place & original built-in craftsman cabinets. The main floor primary bedroom includes a renovated 5-piece ensuite w/ a tiled shower & clawfoot tub to maintain the homes old-school charm. Upstairs, an open loft is perfect for a morning coffee, or cuddling with the family for a movie. Two generously sized bedrooms each offer built-in window nooks for reading/extra storage. The fully finished basement has 2 bedroom in-law suite with massive windows, and it's own private entrance and private patio. Major updates: plumbing, electrical, shingles, triple pane windows, and more!More details
Rossdale is one of Edmonton’s most historic areas, with its development dating back to the early 20th century. Nestled along the North Saskatchewan River, it offers a unique blend of history, nature, and modern living. This neighborhood was originally an industrial and residential hub, featuring some of the oldest buildings in the city, such as the Rossdale Power Plant and the historic Rossdale House. Today, Rossdale is home to approximately 800 residents across around 400 homes, making it a small but vibrant community 2019 Edmonton Municipal Census Data.
Features and Amenities
Rossdale is rich with attractions and amenities, which include: Rossdale Power Plant: An iconic historical building that is part of Edmonton’s heritage. RE/MAX Field: Home to the Edmonton Prospects, this ballpark hosts numerous baseball games and events. River Valley Trails: Access to Edmonton’s extensive river valley park system, ideal for walking, biking, and nature activities. Rossdale Community League: Provides community-based sports, recreational activities, and social events.
Adjacent neighborhoods like Downtown and Oliver also offer additional amenities like shopping centers, restaurants, and cultural venues.
Schools
Rossdale itself doesn’t host any schools, but there are several educational institutions in nearby neighborhoods: Holy Child Catholic Elementary: Offers programming from Kindergarten to Grade 6, just a short drive away. École wîhkwêntôwin School: Serves Kindergarten through Grade 6, emphasizing a standard curriculum with options for music enrichment. NorQuest College: Offers a range of diploma and certificate programs. MacEwan University: A comprehensive post-secondary institution offering a variety of undergraduate programs. Victoria School of the Arts: In nearby Oliver, this public school for students from Kindergarten to grade 12 focuses on arts-based education.
The Appeal
Here are some reasons why you might consider Rossdale as a great place to live: Scenic Beauty and Recreation: Proximity to the river valley and trails offers endless outdoor activities. Historic Charm: Living in a neighborhood with rich history and preserved heritage buildings. Central Location: Easy access to downtown amenities while maintaining a quiet, community-oriented feel. Community Spirit: Active community league that fosters neighborhood involvement and connectivity.
Rossdale, with its blend of historical significance, natural beauty, and urban convenience, appeals to those who enjoy a relaxed lifestyle but still want the benefits of city living. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature enthusiast, or someone who appreciates community spirit, Rossdale offers a unique and fulfilling living experience in the heart of Edmonton.
