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Spacious Home Available for Sale in the Spring of 2026 - 0 replies
This home will be available to view early spring and will be available to move into during the summer. It was built in the mid 70's by a carpenter from Alberta and has approx. 36,000 sq. ft. of living space on two floors. Located in South Hazelton, it boasts 2 full bathrooms, 5 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, 2 living rooms, a laundry area, a large pantry and a large den between the 2 floors. It also has a built in garage and 2 floor to ceiling dog kennels built inside on the ground floor. It had major renovations done about 8 years ago which included completely redoing the 2 bathrooms, the kitchen and the attached deck outside. Most all of the windows, mouldings, flooring and interior/exterior doors were replaced, along with the automatic garage door. The outside deck (12 x 30 ft) was replaced and a new electric furnace was installed 3 years ago which included an electrical upgrade to a 200 amp service with plenty of room left for additions. The house is very well insulated. The basement is finished and can be easily used for a renter if so desired with minimal changes. All major appliances are included in the price (fridge, stove, dishwasher, chest freezer, washer and dryer).
It sits on 6 lots of cleared land (approximately .625 of an acre) and has enough space for another house. There is plenty of privacy due to where the house is situated and large trees in the area provide enough shade for the summer months. A large woodshed next to the house can be used as a wood shed for the built in fire place upstairs or/and for storage of other items. It has a good working septic tank which was cleaned last summer and is hooked up to town water. The land is adorned with a smattering of coniferous trees and small bushes, some of which form a natural fence around the perimeter of the property. It has plenty of cherry trees which blossom each year, blueberry bushes, wild strawberries and lilac bushes as well. This land was all cleared 2 years ago and is suitable for further development if desired. This two story house is comprised of wood and stucco and the annual property taxes are very affordable.
The area itself is very quiet and there is plenty to do for any avid outdoorsy type of person. Two provincial parks adorn this area on either side which offer lots of activities for locals and travellers alike. This home is certainly worth your time to take a look at if you are interested in moving to the area with a family or with plans to begin one. Professionals may take advantage of the rooms for office space or to create a home based business. If you think you might be interested then please contact me to make arrangements to view or to acquire more information on this great opportunity before it is gone.
Alberta independence movement - 1 replies
Im just wondering if anyone knows if there will be another opportunity to vote with regards to the alberta independence movement in Peace River?
get to know me - 0 replies
I was born in 1951 and I am a twin. My grandparents had a cottage there, as far as I know it was across the lake I think the corner was then called Owens corner and my grandparents had a cottage around that corner, their names were Augustus(Gus) and Alice Currie. My mother went there with them alot and took us with her so my father could meet us. I found out his family owned the marina there and his name was Leslie Muncer. I have been in connect with some of his family and was told they knew of us but he was married.I would love to come back there but my budget wont allow so I will let this be and if any family members want to get in touch with me they can. My email is [email protected]
Family Tree - 0 replies
I am looking for any pictures of the old Minaki as my grandparents had a cottage there and I had been going there since 1951. I would like to found out if anyone knows of them there names were Augustus(Gus) and Alice Currie. My mother went there with them alot her name was Mary Cecilia(sis) Currie. I found out last year my real father was Leslie Oswald Muncer from Minaki do you know of them? I have 2 pictures of my grandparents that were on this sight from Dawn Burns Wilson Thank you in advance for your help. Darlene PS I am doing my family tree and would like to included the Muncers I do not have facebook so can send replyies to my email please. [email protected]
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Retirement ni Wallaceburg - 0 replies
Hi all. I am currently living in Burlington Ontario but am strongly considering moving to Wallaceburg to retire. I was born in Chatham but moved to GTA very young. Lived in Thamesville for a bit before moving to Toronto area.
It is busy noisy and busy here now and Wallaceburg seems friendly and quiet. I have been to visit twice and really like it. I am a male single senior ( 65 ) so would be looking for a small house or 2 bedroom condo. Close to downtown.
This won't be until next year, maybe the year after. I don't know WB that well so am wondering where I might look at. I saw some condos on Montgomery that looked ok and were well priced as well as several small houses Emily Street area etc. I will be looking for a good local realtor to help me on that end, I have a realtor here but as I mentioned this is down the road. Are there areas I should avoid? Or seek? Any help would be appreciated! John
Curious about family history. - 0 replies
Curious about my grandmother’s family. She was from Epworth and her parents were Emma and John Moulton.
Looking for a job: Tutor primary school students struggling with Mathematics - 0 replies
I would like to help primary school students having trouble in mathematics or those who have already fallen behind their grade level.
I would provide help free of charge. This must be done in the students home with a parent or guardian present. The amount of help required depends on the aptitude of the child upon evaluation. Time is not a priority. No student should be left behind.
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