1863 Rutherford Rd Sw · Apartment for Rent

Welcome to the family-friendly neighborhood of Rutherford in SW. This single-family detached home is situated in a cut de sac within walking distance from schools and all amenities. The main floor has an open concept floor plan with a den/office, large living room, cultured stone gas fireplace with wooden mantle, and a half bath. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances, an island with a breakfast bar, and a dinette at the rear. The backyard features a deck and full landscaping, and fire pit, and is fully fenced. The upper floor features 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. This includes the primary bedroom with a walk-in closet and an ensuite. The basement is fully finished with high ceilings, a full bath, wet bar, bedroom, and large family room. There is also a laundry, storage, and utility room. This home has a double front attached garage and long driveway ideal for a family. High walkability showcases, schools, shopping, parks, playgrounds, and public transportation. Easy access to QE2 and Anthony Henday. - Single-family detached home - Located in the community of Rutherford SW - 4 Bedrooms and 3.5 Baths - Open concept floor plan - Den/Office space; Cultured stone gas fireplace - Stainless steel appliances - Island with breakfast bar - Backyard with deck and easy-to-maintain yard - Primary bedroom with walk walk-in and ensuite bath - Fully finished basement with large family room and wet bar - 4th bedroom in basement with full bath - primary bedroom with walk-in closet, and an ensuite. - Double attached garage - close to parks, schools, playground, shopping and more - Easy access to QE2 and Anthony Henday. The Rutherford neighbourhood is located within the Heritage Valley Servicing Concept Design Brief (SCDB) area in Southwest Edmonton. The neighbourhood is bounded by Ellerslie Road (9th Avenue) to the north, 111th Street to the east, 25th Avenue to the south, and 119th/127th Streets to the west. Prior to urban development, Rutherford was a predominantly agricultural area, with some country residential land use located along the western perimeter. When the Heritage Valley SCDB is fully developed, Rutherford will be surrounded on all sides by residential neighbourhoods. Rutherford’s neighbourhood plan was designed to accommodate a mixture of low- and medium-density housing units with space for recreational activities and institutional and commercial land uses. Creating an extensive pedestrian network throughout the neighbourhood was an important design principle, and the utility corridor that diagonally runs the length of the neighbourhood provides an important pedestrian spine, which connects the various walkways to activity nodes throughout the community. Rutherford takes its name from Alexander Cameron Rutherford (1857–1941), who was the first premier of Alberta when a majority Liberal government was elected in 1905. Rutherford was instrumental in the construction of the University of Alberta, became a member of the university’s senate in 1907, and acted as chancellor between 1927 and 1941. Rutherford’s home on the north end of the university campus is an historic site and is currently used as a tea house and museum.