Northeast Edmonton Real Estate:
Community of Hairsine
Welcome to Hairsine, a charming Northeast Edmonton community nestled in the popular Clareview district. Hairsine is known for its mature setting, affordable array of mixed home styles, and convenient proximity to Northeast Edmonton amenities – making it the perfect choice for buyers of all tastes and budgets. The neighbourhood's namesake, Albert Hairsine, was the first mayor of the Town of Beverly, which amalgamated with the City of Edmonton in 1961. This merger encompassed several Northeast Edmonton neighbourhoods, including Abbottsfield, Beacon Heights, Bergman, Beverly Heights, and Rundle Heights. Situated east of 36th Street, south of 144th Ave, west of Victoria Trail, and north of 137th Ave, Hairsine offers a historical charm and a welcoming atmosphere that captivates residents and visitors alike.
Hairsine Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $236K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $160K |
| Highest Price | $449K |
| Total Listings | 18 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 67 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $215 |
Community statistics are calculated by Real Estate Webmasters and are for illustration purposes only, accuracy is not guaranteed.
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Hairsine Homes: Styles & Pricing
Established in the 1970s and continuing development into the 1990s, Hairsine offers a diverse range of home styles, catering to various preferences and budgets. The community boasts a mix of low-rise apartment-style condos, townhomes, duplexes, and single-family residences. Townhomes, priced from $130,000 and up, make up over half of Hairsine's residences, with most units featuring three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and around 1,000 square feet of living space. These affordable attached homes are popular among first-time buyers, growing families, and downsizers seeking the advantages of a single-family home, such as private yard spaces and multiple bedrooms and bathrooms, at a more budget-friendly price point.
Single-family homes constitute a quarter of Hairsine's housing options, with styles including front-attached two storeys, split levels, bungalows, and ranch-style homes. Many of these properties have been updated with modern features like new systems, appliances, bathrooms, kitchens, flooring, and countertops. Additionally, the neighbourhood offers rental apartments and a few scattered duplexes, making Hairsine an appealing choice for real estate investors.
Hairsine Amenities & Sschools
Residents of Hairsine are treated to a wide array of amenities right at their fingertips, making the community an ideal place to call home. The area boasts both a public and Catholic elementary school, providing convenient education options for families with young children. Additionally, a spacious park and green space at the heart of the community offer residents the opportunity to enjoy various outdoor activities, including sports fields, playgrounds, a skating rink, and a community league. For added convenience, a modest commercial area in the southwest corner of the community provides essential services and shops. In the nearby Clareview Town Centre, residents can easily access a plethora of shops, big-box retailers, restaurants, and recreational venues.
Hairsine Location & Transportation
Hairsine's excellent transit access, with the Clareview LRT station just 5 minutes to the west, further enhances the community's appeal. Moreover, residents can take advantage of numerous nearby amenities, including the Clareview Community Recreation Centre, Costco, Hermitage Park, Londonderry Fitness and Leisure Centre, Londonderry Mall, Manning Town Centre, Northeast Community Health Centre, The Quarry Golf Course, and the Raven Crest Golf and Country Club - ensuring a well-rounded and convenient lifestyle for the residents of Hairsine.
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