Kensington Pub

207 10A Street Nw, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

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Houski score Houski score This value is calculated based on other data Our proprietary rating from 1-10 (generally displayed as a 5 star rating system with half stars) that measures the overall quality and appeal of this property. The Houski score combines ratings for location, property features, value, and other factors into a single number, making it easy to compare properties across different neighborhoods and price points. $\text{Houski Score} = \text{round}\left(\frac{\sum \text{Individual Scores}}{\text{Max Total Score}} \times 10\right)$		This value is calculated based on other data

Property type Property type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The category of property, such as house, townhouse, apartment, etc. This classification helps identify the basic structure type and ownership model of the property. House: A detached single-family dwelling Townhouse: An attached home sharing one or more walls with adjacent properties Apartment: A residential unit within a larger multi-unit building Duplex: A building with two separate residential units Multiplex: A building containing three or more residential units Manufactured: A factory-built home, including mobile or modular homes Land: An undeveloped property with no primary structures Commercial: A property primarily used for business purposes Farm: Agricultural property that may include both land and structures	Commercial	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Total bedrooms Total bedrooms This value is calculated based on other data The total number of all bedroom spaces, including both traditional bedrooms and dens. This count combines formal bedrooms with den spaces that could function as sleeping areas but may lack features like proper windows or closets required for official bedroom designation.	3	This value is calculated based on other data

Full bathrooms Full bathrooms This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The number of complete bathrooms with toilet, sink, shower, and bathtub. Full bathrooms include all four main fixtures and offer complete functionality, unlike half bathrooms (toilet and sink only) or three-quarter bathrooms (missing a bathtub).	2	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Half bathrooms Half bathrooms This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The number of half bathrooms (toilet and sink only) in this property. Half bathrooms, sometimes called powder rooms, provide toilet facilities without a shower or bathtub and are typically found in common areas for guest use.	0	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Interior square feet Interior square feet This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The total interior living space of the property measured in square feet (sq ft). This measurement shows the usable floor area inside the property, including all finished rooms and hallways but excluding exterior walls, unfinished areas, garages, and outdoor spaces.	1208 sq ft	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Estimated list price Estimated list price This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Our AI-calculated prediction of what this property would likely be listed for on the market today. This estimate is based on property characteristics, location, and recent market activity of similar properties, providing a current market value even for properties not actively for sale.	$682,593	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Estimated sale price Estimated sale price This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Our AI-calculated prediction of what this property would likely sell for in today's market. This estimate reflects the expected final transaction price after negotiations, which is typically lower than the listing price. It's based on property characteristics, location, and recent sales of similar properties.	$716,097	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Estimated rent monthly Estimated rent monthly This value was estimated by Houski's AI model An approximate monthly rental price for the entire property. This estimate helps potential investors, landlords, or tenants understand the potential rental income or expected monthly rent. The actual rental rate can vary based on factors like property condition, location, local market demand, and seasonal fluctuations.	$2,740	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

For sale For sale This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates whether this property is currently for sale on the market. When this value is 'Yes', the property has an active listing and is available for purchase. Properties marked 'No' are not currently being offered for sale. May not always be correct, or up-to-date, but usually is.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

For rent For rent This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates whether this property is currently available for rent. When this value is 'Yes', the property has an active rental listing and is available for tenants. Properties marked 'No' are not currently being offered for rent. Not always accurate, as we collect this data from various sources and it may not be correct, nor up-to-date.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Ownership type Ownership type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The type of property ownership that defines your rights and responsibilities. This shows how you own or possess the property. Freehold: Full, permanent ownership of property and land Condominium: Ownership of a unit with shared common areas Leasehold: Temporary ownership with a fixed term	Condominium	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Maintenance fee Maintenance fee This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The regular payment required for shared services and maintenance of common areas. This fee covers collective expenses such as building upkeep, amenities, landscaping, and other services managed by the homeowners association or condo corporation.	$1	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Construction year Construction year This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The year when this property was originally built. This indicates the age of the original structure, though significant renovations may have updated various aspects of the property since its initial construction. This data is sourced from official property records where available, or estimated based on architectural characteristics and neighborhood development patterns.	2008	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Market value

Price predictions update in real time, as you edit the property's details.

Houski's market value predictions are the estimated prices that a property would list and sell for in the current real estate market. It takes into account various factors such as the property's location, condition, size, and features, as well as supply and demand.

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Date	List Price	Sale Price
"2024-06-25"	603067	649479
"2024-07-25"	619814	673656
"2024-08-24"	635012	690530
"2024-09-23"	637235	684859
"2024-10-23"	644979	686220
"2024-11-22"	641392	677898
"2024-12-22"	649054	679697
"2025-01-21"	649054	675707
"2025-02-20"	649339	670477
"2025-03-22"	648331	667690
"2025-04-21"	655301	643371
"2025-05-21"	661861	613914
"2025-06-20"	682593	716097

Listings

This is the sales and rental listing history for this property, based on machine learning and data from various sources across the internet.

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Investment

The investment section contains information about the financial prospects of the property, such as its potential return on investment, cash flow, and other financial metrics.

The calculations are based on a hypothetical 5% interest rate mortgage with a 20% down payment, and our estimated sale price for the property.

Capitalization rate Capitalization rate This value is calculated based on other data A percentage that shows the potential annual return on a real estate investment based on the property's income. The cap rate helps investors quickly assess and compare the profitability of different property investments. $\text{Cap Rate} = \frac{\text{Annual Rental Income} - \text{Annual Expenses}}{\text{Total Purchase Price}}$ A higher cap rate suggests a potentially more profitable investment, though it should be considered alongside other financial metrics.	5.4%	This value is calculated based on other data

Cash on cash return Cash on cash return This value is calculated based on other data Shows how much cash the property generates each year compared to the cash you've invested. This percentage helps you compare different investment opportunities based on their annual cash returns. $\text{Cash on Cash Return} = \frac{\text{Rental Income} - \text{Expenses} - \text{Mortgage Payments}}{\text{Down Payment} + \text{Renovation Costs}} \times 100\%$ A higher percentage indicates better short-term cash performance from your investment.	0.6%	This value is calculated based on other data

Return on investment Return on investment This value is calculated based on other data Shows the total financial return of the property investment over its holding period. This metric helps evaluate the overall financial performance by comparing net profits to the total amount invested. $\text{ROI} = \frac{(\text{Resale Value} - \text{Purchase Price}) + (\text{Annual Cash Flow} \times \text{Years Owned})}{(\text{Down Payment} + \text{Renovation Costs} + \text{Total Mortgage Payments})}$ A higher percentage indicates a more profitable investment, taking into account both appreciation and income generation.	58.7%	This value is calculated based on other data

Price per square foot Price per square foot This value is calculated based on other data The estimated sale price per square foot of the property, based on current market analysis. This metric helps you understand the property's potential market value, reflecting its worth on a standardized per-square-foot basis. $\text{Price per sq ft} = \frac{\text{Estimated Sale Price}}{\text{Interior Area in sq ft}}$	$593	This value is calculated based on other data

List price vs estimate List price vs estimate This value is calculated based on other data The numerical difference between the property's actual current listing price and its AI-estimated market value. This value is calculated by subtracting the estimated list price from the current list price (list_price - estimate_list_price), expressed as an integer in the local currency. $\text{Price Difference} = \text{Current List Price} - \text{Estimated List Price}$ A positive value indicates the property is listed above its estimated market value, while a negative value indicates it's listed below the estimate. Null values appear when no current list price is available.	N/A	This value is calculated based on other data

Assessment vs estimate Assessment vs estimate This value is calculated based on other data The numerical difference between the property's official tax assessment value and its AI-estimated sale price. This value is calculated by subtracting the estimated sale price from the tax assessment value (assessment_value - estimate_sale_price), expressed as an integer in the local currency. $\text{Value Difference} = \text{Tax Assessment Value} - \text{Estimated Sale Price}$ A positive value indicates the property is assessed higher than its estimated market value, while a negative value indicates it's assessed below the market estimate. Null values appear when no assessment value is available.	N/A	This value is calculated based on other data

Building

The building section contains information about the physical features of the property.

Score

Houski's property score is a percentage rating assigned to a property based on a set of criteria, such as its location, features, amenities, and other factors. The score is used to help buyers and renters quickly compare and evaluate different properties.

Basement

Basement refers to the lowest level of a building that is partly or completely below ground level. It can be used as storage, living space or for various other purposes depending on the design and layout of the property.

Basement type Basement type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The classification of the below-ground space located underneath the main floor of the property. This identifies what kind of underground area the building has, affecting storage options and potential usable space. Not applicable: Standard basement classifications don't apply to this property Full: Complete basement extending under the entire building Partial: Basement under only part of the building's footprint Crawlspace: Shallow access area primarily for utilities None: No basement or below-ground space	Full	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Floor below ground Floor below ground This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The number of complete floors located entirely underground. This count indicates how many levels exist beneath the ground surface, which may include basement areas, parking garages, or other subterranean spaces.	1	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Basement finish Basement finish This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The degree to which the basement has been developed into habitable space. This indicates whether the underground area has been converted into usable living space or remains in basic condition. Not applicable: No basement exists or basement finish categorization doesn't apply Finished: Fully developed with proper walls, flooring, ceiling, and utilities Unfinished: Raw space with exposed foundation, concrete floor, and visible structure Partial: Some areas finished while others remain in basic condition	Finished	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Basement ceiling height Basement ceiling height This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The vertical clearance in feet between the basement floor and ceiling. This measurement determines the headroom in the basement, affecting how the space can be used and whether it meets requirements for habitable rooms.	8 ft	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Basement has entrance Basement has entrance This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the basement has its own exterior access point separate from the main entrance. This feature allows direct entry to the basement from outside without going through the main living space, useful for separate units or convenient exterior access.	Yes	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Basement is walkout Basement is walkout This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the basement has direct access to the outdoors at ground level. A walkout basement has at least one wall fully above ground due to the property's slope, allowing direct outdoor access without stairs.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Basement has crawlspace Basement has crawlspace This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates whether the property has a crawlspace beneath the living area. A crawlspace is a shallow area between the ground and the first floor of a home, typically 1-3 feet high, allowing just enough room for someone to crawl through. Unlike full basements, crawlspaces aren't designed for storage or living space. Crawlspaces provide access to plumbing, wiring, and HVAC components, making repairs and modifications easier than with slab foundations. However, they require proper moisture control, ventilation, and insulation to prevent issues like mold, pest infestation, or energy inefficiency.	Yes	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Air (HVAC)

The air heating, cooling, humidifying, cleaning and conditioning systems installed in the property.

Balcony / deck / patio

A balcony, deck, patio, etc, is an outdoor living space that is attached to a building or a home. It can be used for recreational activities, relaxation, or entertaining guests.

Balcony type Balcony type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the type of outdoor living space attached to the property. Different types of external spaces offer unique benefits for outdoor relaxation, entertaining, and enjoying views. None: No external living space available Not applicable: Property layout does not support a balcony Balcony: Elevated outdoor platform with views and open-air access Loggia: Sheltered outdoor area with architectural features Mezzanine: Partially open intermediate space with unique perspective Terrace: Spacious outdoor area for relaxation and entertaining Veranda: Covered outdoor space extending along building's exterior Porch: Sheltered entrance area for sitting and socializing Deck: Wooden outdoor platform, great for outdoor furniture Patio: Ground-level outdoor space for relaxation and gatherings	Deck	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Balcony type (second) Balcony type (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the type of outdoor living space attached to the property. Different types of external spaces offer unique benefits for outdoor relaxation, entertaining, and enjoying views. None: No external living space available Not applicable: Property layout does not support a balcony Balcony: Elevated outdoor platform with views and open-air access Loggia: Sheltered outdoor area with architectural features Mezzanine: Partially open intermediate space with unique perspective Terrace: Spacious outdoor area for relaxation and entertaining Veranda: Covered outdoor space extending along building's exterior Porch: Sheltered entrance area for sitting and socializing Deck: Wooden outdoor platform, great for outdoor furniture Patio: Ground-level outdoor space for relaxation and gatherings	Deck	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Balcony type (third) Balcony type (third) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the type of outdoor living space attached to the property. Different types of external spaces offer unique benefits for outdoor relaxation, entertaining, and enjoying views. None: No external living space available Not applicable: Property layout does not support a balcony Balcony: Elevated outdoor platform with views and open-air access Loggia: Sheltered outdoor area with architectural features Mezzanine: Partially open intermediate space with unique perspective Terrace: Spacious outdoor area for relaxation and entertaining Veranda: Covered outdoor space extending along building's exterior Porch: Sheltered entrance area for sitting and socializing Deck: Wooden outdoor platform, great for outdoor furniture Patio: Ground-level outdoor space for relaxation and gatherings	None	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Zoning

Zoning refers to the legal regulations and restrictions that dictate how a property can be used and developed within a particular area. It determines what types of activities are allowed in a given location, such as residential, commercial, or industrial use.

Zoning Zoning This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the official land use classification for the property. Zoning determines what types of buildings and activities are permitted on the property, which can significantly impact potential uses, future development, and property value.	R-CG	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Is residential Is residential This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Specifies if the property is intended for residential living. This classification determines how the property can be used, affecting everything from potential occupancy to types of activities allowed on the premises.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Is commercial Is commercial This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Specifies if the property is intended for business or commercial use. This classification determines how the property can be utilized, affecting potential business activities, zoning compliance, and permitted operations.	Yes	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Commercial

Information about the use of the property for business purposes.

Building name Building name This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The official name that identifies this specific building or property. This represents the formal designation that distinguishes this structure from others in the area. Formal building identifiers like 'Burj Khalifa', 'One World Trade Center' Names of established residential complexes or developments Notable restaurant or retail properties with distinctive buildings Recognized landmark structures with official designations Branded commercial properties with established identities Not used for temporary labels or unofficial nicknames	Kensington Pub	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Commercial use Commercial use This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the most suitable type of business or commercial use for the property. This classification helps potential buyers or investors understand the property's potential commercial applications. Ranges from retail and office spaces to specialized facilities Reflects the property's potential for different business types Considers location, zoning, and structural characteristics	Bar	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Converted to residential use Converted to residential use This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Specifies if the property was transformed from a non-residential to a residential use. Conversion of properties from commercial or industrial spaces to residential units is a common urban development trend. This can involve significant structural modifications to adapt the building for living purposes, potentially affecting the property's layout, amenities, and overall character.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Converted to commercial use Converted to commercial use This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Specifies if the property was transformed from a non-commercial to a commercial use. Conversion of properties to commercial use is a common urban development strategy. This can involve significant structural modifications to adapt the building for business purposes, potentially changing the property's layout, infrastructure, and zoning classification.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Kitchen

The kitchen is a room in a real estate property that is used for preparing and cooking food. It typically contains appliances such as a stove, oven, refrigerator, and sink, as well as cabinets and counter space for storage and food preparation.

Kitchen appliance brand Kitchen appliance brand This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the specific brand of the kitchen appliance. The brand of a kitchen appliance can provide insights into its performance, reliability, energy efficiency, and potential warranty coverage. Different manufacturers offer various features and technological innovations.	Miele	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Kitchen appliance finish Kitchen appliance finish This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the color and surface finish of the kitchen appliance. The appliance finish contributes to the kitchen's overall design aesthetic, affecting how the space looks and feels. Not applicable: No specific appliance or finish Stainless steel: Modern, professional-looking metallic finish Black stainless steel: Sophisticated, dark metallic appearance Black: Contemporary, minimalist solid color White: Classic, clean neutral finish Gray: Versatile, modern neutral color Red: Bold, statement-making color Blue: Unique, decorative color choice Yellow: Bright, energetic finish Green: Distinctive, less traditional color Mixed: Combination of different finishes or colors	Stainless steel	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Kitchen dishwasher type Kitchen dishwasher type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the type and installation method of the kitchen dishwasher. The dishwasher type affects kitchen design, flexibility, and cleaning capacity. Different configurations suit various kitchen layouts and household needs. None: Kitchen does not have a dishwasher Freestanding: Standalone unit that can be easily moved or replaced Built-in: Seamlessly installed within kitchen cabinetry Portable: Flexible option that can be stored when not in use Industrial: Large-capacity dishwasher for extensive cleaning needs	Built-in	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Kitchen dishwasher install year Kitchen dishwasher install year This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Shows the year when the current kitchen dishwasher was first put in place. The installation year helps potential buyers understand the dishwasher's age and condition. Most dishwashers have a typical lifespan of 7-12 years, and knowing the installation year can indicate whether the appliance may need replacement or repairs soon.	2017	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Kitchen fridge type Kitchen fridge type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the type and installation method of the kitchen refrigerator. The refrigerator type affects kitchen design, space utilization, and overall aesthetic. Different configurations suit various kitchen layouts and household needs. Not applicable: No refrigerator in the kitchen Freestanding: Standalone unit that can be easily replaced or repositioned Built-in: Seamlessly installed within kitchen cabinetry for a custom look Industrial: Large, high-capacity refrigerator for extensive storage needs	Freestanding	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Kitchen fridge install year Kitchen fridge install year This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Shows the year when the current kitchen refrigerator was first put in place. The installation year helps potential buyers understand the refrigerator's age and condition. Most refrigerators have a typical lifespan of 10-15 years, and knowing the installation year can indicate whether the appliance may need replacement or repairs soon.	2020	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Kitchen microwave type Kitchen microwave type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the type and installation method of the kitchen microwave. The microwave type affects kitchen design, counter space, and cooking convenience. Different configurations suit various kitchen layouts and household needs. None: No microwave in the kitchen Over-the-range: Saves counter space by combining microwave and range hood Freestanding: Flexible placement, easy to move or replace Built-in: Seamlessly integrated into kitchen design for a clean look	Built-in	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Kitchen microwave install year Kitchen microwave install year This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The year when the kitchen microwave was installed. Knowing the installation year helps estimate the appliance's age and remaining lifespan, which may influence home value assessments and future replacement planning. Newer microwaves typically offer improved energy efficiency, additional features, and may impact the overall kitchen assessment.	2017	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Kitchen stove type Kitchen stove type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the type and installation method of the kitchen stove/range. The stove type significantly impacts kitchen functionality, design aesthetic, and cooking capabilities. Different configurations offer varying levels of performance and integration with the overall kitchen design. None: No stove in the kitchen Freestanding: Traditional range that can be placed between cabinets or stand alone Built-in: Seamlessly integrated into cabinetry for a custom, high-end appearance Industrial: Professional-grade equipment offering enhanced power and specialized cooking functions	Freestanding	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Kitchen stove install year Kitchen stove install year This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The year when the kitchen stove/range was installed. Knowing the installation year helps estimate the appliance's age and remaining lifespan. Newer stoves typically offer improved safety features, better energy efficiency, and enhanced cooking performance. The age of major kitchen appliances like stoves can influence home value assessments and may factor into future renovation planning.	2022	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Kitchen countertop material Kitchen countertop material This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the type of material used for the kitchen countertop. The countertop material affects the kitchen's appearance, functionality, durability, and maintenance requirements. Quartz: Engineered stone, durable and easy to clean Granite: Natural stone with unique, elegant patterns Marble: Luxurious stone with distinctive veining Slate: Natural stone with rustic, matte appearance Onyx: Rare, visually striking stone with dramatic colors Concrete: Modern, customizable material with industrial look Steel: Professional-grade, hygienic surface Laminate: Budget-friendly with many design options Solid Surface: Seamless, non-porous synthetic material Butcher Block: Wooden surface great for food prep Soapstone: Soft, dense natural stone with unique texture Wood: Warm, natural material requiring more care Lava: Rare stone with unique glazed finish	Quartz	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Kitchen stove heat type Kitchen stove heat type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The type of cooking technology used in the kitchen's stove or cooktop. This indicates whether the cooking appliance uses electric elements, gas burners, or induction technology, which can affect both cooking experience and utility requirements. Electric: Traditional electric elements Gas: Natural gas or propane burners Induction: Modern electromagnetic technology Not applicable: No stove or information unavailable	Gas	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Laundry

Laundry in a property refers to the washing and drying machines in a property. They can be private or shared. Shared laundry facilities are available to all residents in a common area.

Laundry appliance brand Laundry appliance brand This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The manufacturer brand of the laundry appliance (washer or dryer). Appliance brands can indicate quality level, expected reliability, and typical feature sets. Premium brands often offer advanced features, better energy efficiency, and potentially longer lifespans. Brand information helps assess the overall quality of laundry facilities and can factor into property value considerations, especially in markets where high-end appliances are expected.	Miele	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Laundry appliance finish Laundry appliance finish This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The exterior finish material and color of the laundry appliance. Appliance finishes contribute to the visual appeal and design cohesion of the laundry area. Premium finishes like stainless steel or black stainless steel often command higher market value and indicate newer appliances. Not applicable: No appliance present or finish cannot be determined Stainless steel: Classic metallic finish popular in modern homes Black stainless steel: Premium dark metallic finish resistant to fingerprints Black: Sleek solid black exterior White: Classic and versatile white finish Gray: Neutral gray or silver exterior Red: Bold designer color option Blue: Distinctive color choice for specialty appliances Yellow: Bright accent color for designer laundry spaces Green: Unique color option for specialty brands Mixed: Combination of multiple colors or materials	Stainless steel	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Laundry dryer type Laundry dryer type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The installation configuration and placement type of the laundry dryer. The dryer configuration affects laundry room functionality, space efficiency, and design options. Different setups offer varying benefits depending on available space and household laundry needs. None: No dryer installed in the property Freestanding: Traditional standalone unit that can be placed side-by-side with a washer Stacked: Space-saving vertical configuration where dryer and washer are integrated in a single column	Stacked	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Laundry dryer install year Laundry dryer install year This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The year when the laundry dryer was installed. Knowing the installation year helps estimate the appliance's age and remaining lifespan. Newer dryers typically offer improved safety features, better energy efficiency, and enhanced performance. The age of laundry appliances can influence home value assessments and may factor into future renovation planning. Most residential dryers have an expected lifespan of 10-13 years.	2019	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Laundry washer type Laundry washer type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The installation configuration and placement type of the laundry washer. The washer configuration affects laundry room functionality, space efficiency, and laundering capacity. Different setups offer varying benefits depending on available space and household needs. None: No washer installed in the property Freestanding: Traditional standalone unit that can be placed side-by-side with a dryer Stacked: Space-saving vertical configuration where washer and dryer are integrated in a single column Portable: Compact unit that can be moved as needed and connects to standard sink faucets, ideal for small spaces without dedicated laundry hookups	Freestanding	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Laundry washer install year Laundry washer install year This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The year when the laundry washer was installed. Knowing the installation year helps estimate the appliance's age and remaining lifespan. Newer washers typically offer improved water efficiency, better energy ratings, and enhanced features like smart connectivity. The age of laundry appliances can influence home value assessments and may factor into future renovation planning. Most residential washers have an expected lifespan of 10-12 years.	2019	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared facilities

Shared facilities refer to areas, equipment or services that are available to residents or owners of a property, such as a condominium or apartment building. These may include things like swimming pools, fitness centers, community rooms, playgrounds, parking lots, and other common areas.

Shared indoor gym Shared indoor gym This value was estimated by Houski's AI model A fitness area within the property that is shared by multiple residents. This indicates a gym space that is not privately owned by an individual resident, and is available to all residents. Gym space shared by multiple people Located in a common area Accessible to all residents Communal fitness facility Shared workout equipment	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared indoor hot tub Shared indoor hot tub This value was estimated by Houski's AI model A hot tub located inside the property that is shared by multiple residents. This indicates a communal hot tub space that is not privately owned. Hot tub shared by multiple people Located in a common indoor area Accessible to all residents Communal relaxation facility Shared wellness amenity	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared indoor sauna Shared indoor sauna This value was estimated by Houski's AI model A sauna located inside the property that is shared by multiple residents. This indicates a communal sauna space that is not privately owned. Sauna shared by multiple people Located in a common indoor area Accessible to all residents Communal wellness facility Shared relaxation amenity	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared indoor swimming pool Shared indoor swimming pool This value was estimated by Houski's AI model A swimming pool located inside the property that is shared by multiple residents. This indicates a communal pool space that is not privately owned. Pool shared by multiple people Located in a common indoor area Accessible to all residents Communal swimming facility Shared aquatic recreation amenity	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared indoor workshop Shared indoor workshop This value was estimated by Houski's AI model A workshop located inside the property that is shared by multiple residents. This indicates a communal workspace that is not privately owned. Workshop shared by multiple people Located in a common indoor area Accessible to all residents Communal project and work space Shared creative facility	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Has shared laundry room Has shared laundry room This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates whether the property has access to a shared laundry facility. Shared laundry rooms provide washing and drying facilities that are used communally by multiple residents. These are typically found in apartment buildings, condominiums, co-ops, and some townhouse communities. While not as convenient as in-unit laundry, access to a shared facility eliminates the need to travel to off-site laundromats. Shared laundry rooms typically operate on a pay-per-use basis or may be included in association fees or rent.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared outdoor gym Shared outdoor gym This value was estimated by Houski's AI model A gym area located outside the property that is shared by multiple residents. This indicates a communal outdoor fitness space that is not privately owned. Gym shared by multiple people Located in a common outdoor area Accessible to all residents Communal outdoor fitness facility Shared open-air exercise space	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared outdoor hot tub Shared outdoor hot tub This value was estimated by Houski's AI model A hot tub located outside the property that is shared by multiple residents. This indicates a communal outdoor spa that is not privately owned. Hot tub shared by multiple people Located in a common outdoor area Accessible to all residents Communal outdoor relaxation facility Shared wellness amenity	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared outdoor sauna Shared outdoor sauna This value was estimated by Houski's AI model A sauna located outside the property that is shared by multiple residents. This indicates a communal outdoor wellness space that is not privately owned. Sauna shared by multiple people Located in a common outdoor area Accessible to all residents Communal outdoor wellness facility Shared heat therapy amenity	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared outdoor swimming pool Shared outdoor swimming pool This value was estimated by Houski's AI model A swimming pool located outside the property that is shared by multiple residents. This indicates a communal outdoor pool that is not privately owned. Pool shared by multiple people Located in a common outdoor area Accessible to all residents Communal outdoor swimming facility Shared aquatic recreation amenity	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Fees

Condo or HOA fees refer to the monthly or yearly payments made by the owners of a condominium or a property that is part of a homeowners' association (HOA) to cover the costs of shared expenses and maintenance of the property and its common areas, such as elevators, hallways, swimming pools, and landscaping.

Maintenance fee Maintenance fee This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The regular payment required for shared services and maintenance of common areas. This fee covers collective expenses such as building upkeep, amenities, landscaping, and other services managed by the homeowners association or condo corporation.	$1	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Maintenance fee includes electric Maintenance fee includes electric This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if electricity costs are included in the maintenance or HOA fee. This specifies if the owner's recurring HOA or condo fees include electrical utility services or if these are billed separately to the property owner.	Yes	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Maintenance fee includes heat Maintenance fee includes heat This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if heating costs are included in the maintenance or HOA fee. This specifies if the owner's recurring HOA or condo fees include heating utility services or if these are billed separately to the property owner.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Maintenance fee includes water Maintenance fee includes water This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if water costs are included in the maintenance or HOA fee. This specifies if the owner's recurring HOA or condo fees include water services or if these are billed separately to the property owner.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Renovations

Renovations are any improvements, repairs, or changes made to a real estate property with the intention of updating or enhancing its functionality, appearance, or value.

Kitchen year last renovated Kitchen year last renovated This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The year when the kitchen was most recently updated or remodeled. This date indicates when the kitchen last underwent substantial improvements beyond routine maintenance, such as cabinet replacement, appliance upgrades, or layout modifications.	2008	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Bathroom year last renovated Bathroom year last renovated This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The year when the bathrooms were most recently updated or remodeled. This date indicates when the bathrooms last underwent substantial improvements beyond routine maintenance, such as fixture replacement, tile work, or layout modifications.	2008	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Bedroom year last renovated Bedroom year last renovated This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The year when the bedrooms were most recently updated or remodeled. This date indicates when the bedrooms last underwent substantial improvements beyond routine maintenance, such as flooring replacement, paint work, or layout modifications.	2020	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Living room year last renovated Living room year last renovated This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The year when the living room was most recently updated or remodeled. This indicates when the last major living room improvements were made, helping assess how modern this central gathering space is.	2020	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Basement year last renovated Basement year last renovated This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The year when the basement was most recently updated or remodeled. This indicates when the last major basement improvements were made, helping assess the condition and modernity of this below-ground space.	2008	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Exterior year last renovated Exterior year last renovated This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The year when the property's exterior was most recently updated or renovated. This indicates when the last major exterior improvements were made, helping assess the condition and appearance of the building's outer surfaces.	2020	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Parking

Parking refers to a designated space, area, or structure for the temporary or permanent storage of a vehicle on a real estate property. Parking can be provided in different ways, such as private or shared garages, driveways or parking lots.

Garage parking spaces Garage parking spaces This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The number of vehicles that can fit in the property's main garage. This count shows how many cars can be parked inside the primary enclosed garage structure on the property.	0	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Garage parking space (second) Garage parking space (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The number of vehicles that can fit in the property's main garage. This count shows how many cars can be parked inside the primary enclosed garage structure on the property.	0	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Has RV parking Has RV parking This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates whether the property has space to park a recreational vehicle (RV). RV parking is a valuable feature for owners of motorhomes, campers, trailers, or boats who prefer to keep these vehicles on their property. Proper RV parking typically requires wider or longer driveways, dedicated pads, or side yard access with sufficient clearance height and length. Having on-site RV parking can save owners hundreds of dollars annually in storage fees and provides convenient access for trip preparation and maintenance. Note that even when physical space exists, local ordinances or homeowner association rules may restrict RV parking or require screening from street view.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Parking lot parking spaces Parking lot parking spaces This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The number of assigned parking spaces for this property in a shared parking lot. This count represents how many vehicles from this property can park in the common outdoor parking area of the development.	0	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Parking lot parking space legal type Parking lot parking space legal type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The legal status of your designated parking spaces in the shared parking lot. This indicates your legal rights to the parking space and how secure your claim to it is. Not applicable: No parking lot spaces or not categorized Titled: You legally own the specific parking space with documentation Exclusive use: Space is legally reserved for your sole use Assigned: Space is allocated to you but without ownership rights	Not applicable	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Driveway parking spaces Driveway parking spaces This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The number of vehicles that can be accommodated in the property's driveway. This count represents how many cars can park in the outdoor driveway area, separate from garage or street parking options.	0	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Carport parking spaces Carport parking spaces This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The number of vehicles that can be accommodated in the property's carport. This count represents how many cars can park under the covered, open-sided shelter designed to protect vehicles from weather while remaining partially open.	0	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Private garages

A private garage is a garage that is only accessible to the owner of the property. It is not shared with other owners or tenants.

Garage type Garage type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Describes how the main garage relates to the house structure. None: Property does not have a garage Attached: Garage is connected to and shares at least one wall with the main house Detached: Garage is a separate building from the main house, typically found elsewhere on the property Parking garage: Multi-level or shared parking structure, common in condominiums or urban settings	Detached	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Garage 240v Garage 240v This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the main garage has access to 240-volt electrical power. This higher voltage electrical service enables electric vehicle charging and the operation of power-intensive equipment or tools.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Garage tandem Garage tandem This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property's garage has tandem parking spaces. In tandem parking, cars are parked in a line (one behind the other), meaning you need to move the front car to access the car parked behind it.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Garage floor above ground Garage floor above ground This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The number of floors or levels above ground in the main garage. This count indicates how many stories the primary garage has, not including any basement or below-ground portions.	0	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Garage floor below ground Garage floor below ground This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The number of floors or levels below ground in the main garage. This count indicates how many underground stories the primary garage has, such as basement parking levels.	0	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Garage heating type Garage heating type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The primary method used to heat the property's garage and keep it warm. This indicates how heat is generated and distributed throughout the garages. None: No heating system is installed Heat pump: Transfers heat between indoors and outdoors Gas furnace: Uses natural gas to produce warm air Electric furnace: Uses electricity to generate warm air In-floor: Heating elements under floors that warm from below Radiant: Directly warms people and objects rather than air Hot water: Circulates heated water through pipes or radiators Electric: General electric heating solutions Geothermal: Uses earth's constant underground temperature Fireplace: Wood burning fireplace	In-floor	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Garage parking spaces Garage parking spaces This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The number of vehicles that can fit in the property's main garage. This count shows how many cars can be parked inside the primary enclosed garage structure on the property.	0	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Garage type (second) Garage type (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Describes how the main garage relates to the house structure. None: Property does not have a garage Attached: Garage is connected to and shares at least one wall with the main house Detached: Garage is a separate building from the main house, typically found elsewhere on the property Parking garage: Multi-level or shared parking structure, common in condominiums or urban settings	None	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Garage 240v (second) Garage 240v (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the secondary garage has access to 240-volt electrical power. This higher voltage electrical service enables electric vehicle charging and the operation of power-intensive equipment or tools.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Garage tandem (second) Garage tandem (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property's garage has tandem parking spaces. In tandem parking, cars are parked in a line (one behind the other), meaning you need to move the front car to access the car parked behind it.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Garage floor above ground (second) Garage floor above ground (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The number of floors or levels above ground in the main garage. This count indicates how many stories the primary garage has, not including any basement or below-ground portions.	0	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Garage floor below ground (second) Garage floor below ground (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The number of floors or levels below ground in the main garage. This count indicates how many underground stories the primary garage has, such as basement parking levels.	0	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Garage heating type (second) Garage heating type (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The primary method used to heat the property's garage and keep it warm. This indicates how heat is generated and distributed throughout the garages. None: No heating system is installed Heat pump: Transfers heat between indoors and outdoors Gas furnace: Uses natural gas to produce warm air Electric furnace: Uses electricity to generate warm air In-floor: Heating elements under floors that warm from below Radiant: Directly warms people and objects rather than air Hot water: Circulates heated water through pipes or radiators Electric: General electric heating solutions Geothermal: Uses earth's constant underground temperature Fireplace: Wood burning fireplace	None	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Garage parking space (second) Garage parking space (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The number of vehicles that can fit in the property's main garage. This count shows how many cars can be parked inside the primary enclosed garage structure on the property.	0	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garages

A shared garage is a garage that is shared with other owners or tenants. It is not accessible to the owner of the property only.

Outbuildings

Outbuildings are additional structures that are located on a property but are not attached to the main dwelling. These can include buildings such as sheds, garages, barns, and workshops, and are often used for storage, parking, or other non-residential purposes.

Outbuilding type Outbuilding type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates what kind of additional building is present on the property. Outbuildings provide extra space for storage, recreation, or specialized functions separate from the main house. None: No outbuilding present on the property Shed: Small storage structure for tools, equipment, or garden supplies Quonset: Arched, semi-cylindrical building often used for storage or workshops Barn: Large structure traditionally used for farming but may be converted for other uses Greenhouse: Protected environment for growing plants year-round Tennis court: Private court for playing tennis Basketball court: Dedicated area for playing basketball Pumphouse: Structure containing water pumps, often for wells or irrigation Metal building: Durable, low-maintenance building made primarily of metal Wood building: Structure constructed primarily of wood materials	None	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Outbuilding type (second) Outbuilding type (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates what kind of additional building is present on the property. Outbuildings provide extra space for storage, recreation, or specialized functions separate from the main house. None: No outbuilding present on the property Shed: Small storage structure for tools, equipment, or garden supplies Quonset: Arched, semi-cylindrical building often used for storage or workshops Barn: Large structure traditionally used for farming but may be converted for other uses Greenhouse: Protected environment for growing plants year-round Tennis court: Private court for playing tennis Basketball court: Dedicated area for playing basketball Pumphouse: Structure containing water pumps, often for wells or irrigation Metal building: Durable, low-maintenance building made primarily of metal Wood building: Structure constructed primarily of wood materials	None	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Outbuilding type (third) Outbuilding type (third) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates what kind of additional building is present on the property. Outbuildings provide extra space for storage, recreation, or specialized functions separate from the main house. None: No outbuilding present on the property Shed: Small storage structure for tools, equipment, or garden supplies Quonset: Arched, semi-cylindrical building often used for storage or workshops Barn: Large structure traditionally used for farming but may be converted for other uses Greenhouse: Protected environment for growing plants year-round Tennis court: Private court for playing tennis Basketball court: Dedicated area for playing basketball Pumphouse: Structure containing water pumps, often for wells or irrigation Metal building: Durable, low-maintenance building made primarily of metal Wood building: Structure constructed primarily of wood materials	None	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Outbuilding type (fourth) Outbuilding type (fourth) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates what kind of additional building is present on the property. Outbuildings provide extra space for storage, recreation, or specialized functions separate from the main house. None: No outbuilding present on the property Shed: Small storage structure for tools, equipment, or garden supplies Quonset: Arched, semi-cylindrical building often used for storage or workshops Barn: Large structure traditionally used for farming but may be converted for other uses Greenhouse: Protected environment for growing plants year-round Tennis court: Private court for playing tennis Basketball court: Dedicated area for playing basketball Pumphouse: Structure containing water pumps, often for wells or irrigation Metal building: Durable, low-maintenance building made primarily of metal Wood building: Structure constructed primarily of wood materials	None	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Outbuilding type (fifth) Outbuilding type (fifth) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates what kind of additional building is present on the property. Outbuildings provide extra space for storage, recreation, or specialized functions separate from the main house. None: No outbuilding present on the property Shed: Small storage structure for tools, equipment, or garden supplies Quonset: Arched, semi-cylindrical building often used for storage or workshops Barn: Large structure traditionally used for farming but may be converted for other uses Greenhouse: Protected environment for growing plants year-round Tennis court: Private court for playing tennis Basketball court: Dedicated area for playing basketball Pumphouse: Structure containing water pumps, often for wells or irrigation Metal building: Durable, low-maintenance building made primarily of metal Wood building: Structure constructed primarily of wood materials	None	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Condition

Condition refers to the overall state of the property, including its physical state and any necessary repairs or upgrades. It is a measure of the property's quality and readiness for use.

Is condemned Is condemned This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property has been officially declared condemned by local authorities. A condemned property has been deemed unsafe for habitation due to serious structural problems, health hazards, or building code violations. Properties with this designation typically cannot be legally occupied until specified repairs or improvements are made and approved by relevant authorities.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Needs ceiling repair Needs ceiling repair This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Need ceiling repair	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Needs cooling repair Needs cooling repair This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the ceiling needs repairs. This field highlights whether the property's ceiling shows signs of damage such as water stains, cracks, sagging sections, or other issues that require attention. Ceiling repairs may range from minor cosmetic fixes to more significant structural work depending on the extent and cause of the damage.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Needs drywall repair Needs drywall repair This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property's drywall needs repairs. This field highlights whether interior walls show damage such as holes, cracks, moisture damage, or other issues requiring attention. Drywall repairs may involve patching, replacing sections, or refinishing surfaces to restore proper appearance and function.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Needs electrical repair Needs electrical repair This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property's electrical system needs repairs. This field highlights whether the electrical components show problems such as outdated wiring, malfunctioning outlets, insufficient service capacity, exposed wires, or other safety concerns. Electrical repairs often require professional attention and may be necessary to ensure the property meets safety codes and functions properly.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Needs floor repair Needs floor repair This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property's floors need repairs. This field highlights whether flooring shows problems such as damaged wood, cracked tiles, torn vinyl, water damage, sagging areas, or excessive wear. Floor repairs may range from simple refinishing to structural subfloor work depending on the extent and type of damage.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Needs foundation repair Needs foundation repair This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property's foundation needs repairs. This field highlights whether the foundation shows signs of problems such as significant cracks, settling, water damage, or structural movement. Foundation issues are typically among the most serious and costly repairs for a property, as they affect the building's structural integrity and can lead to additional problems throughout the structure if left unaddressed.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Needs heating repair Needs heating repair This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property's heating system needs repairs. This field highlights whether the heating equipment shows problems such as inadequate heat output, unusual noises, inefficient operation, or complete failure. Heating system repairs are important for maintaining comfortable living conditions, energy efficiency, and in colder climates, preventing freezing pipes and related damage.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Needs mold repair Needs mold repair This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property has mold issues that need to be addressed. This field highlights whether there is visible mold growth or conditions that have led to mold development. Mold remediation often involves identifying and addressing the underlying moisture sources, removing affected materials, and cleaning or treating surfaces. Mold issues are important to address due to potential health impacts and the risk of structural damage if left untreated.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Needs paint repair Needs paint repair This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property's painted surfaces need repair or repainting. This field highlights whether interior or exterior paint shows problems such as peeling, chipping, cracking, fading, or staining. Paint repairs are typically considered cosmetic improvements but can also protect surfaces from moisture damage and extend the life of siding, trim, and other building components.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Needs plumbing repair Needs plumbing repair This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property's plumbing system needs repairs. This field highlights whether the plumbing shows problems such as leaking pipes, dripping fixtures, clogged drains, water pressure issues, or other malfunctions. Plumbing repairs are important to address promptly as they can lead to water damage, mold growth, and increased water bills if left unresolved.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Needs roof repair Needs roof repair This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property's roof needs repairs. This field highlights whether the roof shows problems such as missing or damaged shingles, leaks, sagging areas, or deteriorated flashing. Roof repairs are crucial for preventing water intrusion that can lead to significant interior damage, mold issues, and structural problems if left unaddressed.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Needs window repair Needs window repair This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property's windows need repairs. This field highlights whether windows show problems such as broken glass, damaged frames, fogging between panes, operational issues, or air leakage. Window repairs are important for maintaining energy efficiency, security, weather protection, and overall comfort in the home.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Secondary suite(s)

A secondary suite refers to a self-contained living unit, which is separate from the main living quarters and includes its own bathroom, kitchen, and entrance.

Secondary suite type Secondary suite type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates what kind of additional living space exists on the property. Secondary suites are self-contained living spaces with their own entrance, kitchen, bathroom, and living area, separate from the main residence. None: Property does not have a secondary suite Main floor suite: Additional living space located on the main level of the home Basement suite: Separate living quarters located in the basement Garage suite: Living space built above or within a garage structure Backyard suite: Standalone dwelling unit in the yard, separate from the main house (also known as a garden suite, laneway house, or accessory dwelling unit)	None	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Secondary suite seperate entrance Secondary suite seperate entrance This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the secondary suite has its own private entrance. A separate entrance allows tenants or occupants of the secondary suite to come and go independently without passing through the main living areas. This feature provides greater privacy for both the main home residents and suite occupants, and is often required by municipal regulations for legal secondary suites.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Secondary suite has own laundry Secondary suite has own laundry This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the secondary suite has its own washer and dryer or laundry hookups. Private laundry facilities allow suite occupants to do laundry without sharing with the main residence. This amenity increases independence and convenience for tenants or family members living in the suite, and can be a valuable feature for rental properties.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Secondary suite type (second) Secondary suite type (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates what kind of additional living space exists on the property. Secondary suites are self-contained living spaces with their own entrance, kitchen, bathroom, and living area, separate from the main residence. None: Property does not have a secondary suite Main floor suite: Additional living space located on the main level of the home Basement suite: Separate living quarters located in the basement Garage suite: Living space built above or within a garage structure Backyard suite: Standalone dwelling unit in the yard, separate from the main house (also known as a garden suite, laneway house, or accessory dwelling unit)	None	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Secondary suite seperate entrance (second) Secondary suite seperate entrance (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the secondary suite has its own private entrance. A separate entrance allows tenants or occupants of the secondary suite to come and go independently without passing through the main living areas. This feature provides greater privacy for both the main home residents and suite occupants, and is often required by municipal regulations for legal secondary suites.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Secondary suite has own laundry (second) Secondary suite has own laundry (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the secondary suite has its own washer and dryer or laundry hookups. Private laundry facilities allow suite occupants to do laundry without sharing with the main residence. This amenity increases independence and convenience for tenants or family members living in the suite, and can be a valuable feature for rental properties.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Secondary suite type (third) Secondary suite type (third) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates what kind of additional living space exists on the property. Secondary suites are self-contained living spaces with their own entrance, kitchen, bathroom, and living area, separate from the main residence. None: Property does not have a secondary suite Main floor suite: Additional living space located on the main level of the home Basement suite: Separate living quarters located in the basement Garage suite: Living space built above or within a garage structure Backyard suite: Standalone dwelling unit in the yard, separate from the main house (also known as a garden suite, laneway house, or accessory dwelling unit)	None	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Secondary suite seperate entrance (third) Secondary suite seperate entrance (third) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the secondary suite has its own private entrance. A separate entrance allows tenants or occupants of the secondary suite to come and go independently without passing through the main living areas. This feature provides greater privacy for both the main home residents and suite occupants, and is often required by municipal regulations for legal secondary suites.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Secondary suite has own laundry (third) Secondary suite has own laundry (third) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the secondary suite has its own washer and dryer or laundry hookups. Private laundry facilities allow suite occupants to do laundry without sharing with the main residence. This amenity increases independence and convenience for tenants or family members living in the suite, and can be a valuable feature for rental properties.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Utilities

Utilities are essential services, such as electricity, gas, water, and sewer, that are necessary for a property to function properly.

Internet provider Internet provider This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates what type of internet service is available at the property. Different internet connection types offer varying speeds, reliability, and coverage options. None: Property does not have internet service available Municipal: Internet provided by a local government-operated network, often fiber-optic Satellite: Internet delivered through satellite dishes, available in remote areas but may have higher latency Cellular: Internet accessed through the same networks as mobile phones, using cellular towers	Municipal	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Electricity provider Electricity provider This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the primary source of electricity for the property. The electricity source can impact utility costs, reliability, and environmental footprint of the property. Municipal: Connected to the public power grid operated by local utilities Solar: Powered by solar panels that convert sunlight into electricity Wind: Electricity generated by wind turbines on the property Hydro: Power produced by water-based generation systems Geothermal: Electricity derived from geothermal heat energy Generator: Power supplied by fuel-powered generators as primary source	Solar	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Gas provider Gas provider This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates how gas is supplied to the property for heating, cooking, or other uses. The type of gas supply affects utility costs, maintenance requirements, and available appliance options. None: Property does not have gas service Municipal: Connected to public gas utility lines with continuous supply Propane tank: Uses refillable propane tanks located on the property Natural gas tank: Uses on-site natural gas storage tanks that require periodic refilling	Municipal	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Water provider Water provider This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates how water is supplied to the property for drinking, cleaning, and other uses. The type of water supply affects water quality, maintenance requirements, and ongoing utility costs. None: Property does not have a water supply system Municipal: Connected to public water utility with continuous water service Well: Uses groundwater pumped from an on-site well, requiring regular testing and maintenance Cistern: Relies on stored water collected from rainwater or other sources, which may require filtration and regular monitoring	Municipal	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Estimate monthly electrical cost Estimate monthly electrical cost This value was estimated by Houski's AI model An approximate monthly electricity bill for the property. This estimate helps potential buyers or renters understand the typical ongoing electrical costs. The actual expense can vary based on factors like home size, energy efficiency, number of occupants, and seasonal energy consumption patterns.	$300	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Estimate monthly heat cost Estimate monthly heat cost This value was estimated by Houski's AI model An approximate monthly heating bill for the property. This estimate helps potential buyers or renters understand the typical ongoing heating costs. The actual expense can vary based on factors like home size, heating system type, insulation quality, local climate, and energy prices.	$200	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Estimate monthly water cost Estimate monthly water cost This value was estimated by Houski's AI model An approximate monthly water bill for the property. This estimate helps potential buyers or renters understand the typical ongoing water utility costs. The actual expense can vary based on factors like household size, water usage habits, irrigation needs, and local water pricing.	$100	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Land

Land (or 'lot') generally refers to the area of the property that is not covered by a building or structure, including any surrounding yard or outdoor space.

Land area Land area This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The total land area of the property measured in square feet. This measurement represents the complete land parcel associated with the property, including the area occupied by buildings, outdoor spaces, and any other land within the property boundaries. Lot size is a key factor in determining property value and potential uses. Larger lots typically offer more outdoor living space, greater privacy, and additional development options subject to local zoning regulations.	6720 sq ft	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Land depth Land depth This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The depth measurement of the land parcel in feet, measured from the front property line to the rear property line. This measurement represents how far back the property extends from the street or front boundary. For irregularly shaped lots, this may represent an average or maximum depth. Lot depth affects the layout possibilities for buildings and outdoor spaces. Deeper lots typically offer more privacy for rear yards, greater separation from street noise, and more flexibility for landscaping or outdoor amenities.	122 ft	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Land frontage Land frontage This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The width measurement of the land parcel in feet, measured along the front property line facing the street or access road. Frontage represents how wide your property is at the street side. This measurement determines your property's 'curb appeal' area and street accessibility. Wider frontages typically allow for more architectural options for home placement, larger or multiple driveways, and greater flexibility in landscaping the front yard. Local zoning regulations often specify minimum frontage requirements for building permits and property divisions.	48 ft	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Backs onto Backs onto This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates what type of feature or environment is located directly behind the property. What a property backs onto can significantly impact privacy, noise levels, views, and overall enjoyment of outdoor spaces. This feature often influences property value and can be a key consideration for many buyers. Street: Rear of property faces a public road, which may offer secondary access but potentially more noise Alley: Rear of property faces a service lane, providing potential rear access but limited views Greenspace: Rear of property faces natural areas like parks or forests, offering enhanced privacy and scenic views Golf course: Rear of property faces a golf course, providing open vistas and recreational proximity Water: Rear of property faces a water feature such as a lake, river, or ocean, often commanding premium value	Greenspace	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Fronts onto Fronts onto This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates what type of feature or environment is located directly in front of the property. What a property fronts onto affects its accessibility, curb appeal, and primary views from the home. This feature influences the property's street presence and can significantly impact its character and value. Street: Traditional street frontage with standard vehicle and pedestrian access Alley: Front of property faces a narrow service lane, offering a more private approach but potentially limited access Greenspace: Front of property faces a park or natural area, providing scenic views and a buffer from traffic Golf course: Front of property faces a golf course, offering open vistas and a distinct setting Water: Front of property faces a water feature, creating a unique waterfront setting with potential for water views and access	Greenspace	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Irrigation system type Irrigation system type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the type of system installed for watering the property's landscape. Irrigation systems help maintain healthy landscaping while potentially conserving water and reducing maintenance time. The type of system affects water usage efficiency, operating costs, and lawn/garden health. Modern irrigation systems range from basic manual setups to sophisticated automated systems with smart controllers, rain sensors, and zone-specific watering capabilities. Advanced systems can significantly reduce water consumption while keeping landscaping healthy through precise water delivery.	Drip	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Has RV parking Has RV parking This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates whether the property has space to park a recreational vehicle (RV). RV parking is a valuable feature for owners of motorhomes, campers, trailers, or boats who prefer to keep these vehicles on their property. Proper RV parking typically requires wider or longer driveways, dedicated pads, or side yard access with sufficient clearance height and length. Having on-site RV parking can save owners hundreds of dollars annually in storage fees and provides convenient access for trip preparation and maintenance. Note that even when physical space exists, local ordinances or homeowner association rules may restrict RV parking or require screening from street view.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

In cul de sac In cul de sac This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates whether the property is located on a cul-de-sac. A cul-de-sac is a dead-end street with a rounded turning area at the end. Properties on cul-de-sacs typically benefit from reduced traffic, as only residents and their visitors use the street, creating a quieter environment with enhanced safety for families with children. Cul-de-sac locations often command premium values due to their limited through traffic, increased privacy, and sense of neighborhood exclusivity. Lots on cul-de-sacs frequently have unique shapes, often wider at the front than rectangular lots, potentially providing more street frontage and distinctive landscaping opportunities.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Location

Community Community This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The specific named neighborhood, subdivision, or community where the property is located. Communities often have distinct identities with their own character, amenities, and market dynamics. Many communities feature shared facilities such as parks, pools, walking trails, or recreational areas that are exclusive to residents. The community location can significantly impact property values, lifestyle options, and future appreciation potential. Established communities often develop reputations for specific characteristics such as school quality, architectural styles, or resident demographics that appeal to different homebuyer preferences.	Unknown	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

City City This value was entered from a document (this does not mean it is 100% accurate, but it is more likely to be) The city or municipality where the property is located. The city designation affects many aspects of property ownership including property taxes, municipal services (such as police, fire protection, and waste management), school districts, and local governance. City location is a fundamental factor in real estate valuation, as it defines the local market, access to amenities, employment centers, and transportation infrastructure. Different cities often have distinct market dynamics, property value trends, and regulatory environments.	Calgary	This value was entered from a document (this does not mean it is 100% accurate, but it is more likely to be)

Province Province This value was entered from a document (this does not mean it is 100% accurate, but it is more likely to be) The province, state, or territorial division where the property is located. Provincial location determines many aspects of property ownership including regional tax structures, property rights legislation, building codes, and land use regulations. Different provinces often have distinct real estate markets with their own seasonal patterns and economic influences. Provincial real estate markets may operate under different legal frameworks, particularly regarding disclosure requirements, transaction processes, and property transfer taxes. Understanding the provincial context is essential for accurate property valuation and market expectations.	Alberta	This value was entered from a document (this does not mean it is 100% accurate, but it is more likely to be)

Country Country This value was entered from a document (this does not mean it is 100% accurate, but it is more likely to be) The country where the property is located. The country designation determines the fundamental legal system governing property ownership, including constitutional property rights, national tax structures, and currency denomination. Different countries have distinct real estate markets, practices, and regulations. For international buyers, country location impacts considerations such as foreign ownership restrictions, currency exchange factors, and potential visa or residency implications related to property ownership.	Canada	This value was entered from a document (this does not mean it is 100% accurate, but it is more likely to be)

Latitude Latitude This value was entered from a document (this does not mean it is 100% accurate, but it is more likely to be) The north-south geographic coordinate of the property's location on Earth, using the standard WGS 84 coordinate system. Latitude is measured in decimal degrees, with positive values representing locations north of the equator and negative values representing locations south of the equator. This coordinate is essential for precise property mapping, navigation, and location-based services. When combined with longitude, it allows for exact positioning on maps and enables distance calculations from other points of interest.	51.05285	This value was entered from a document (this does not mean it is 100% accurate, but it is more likely to be)

Longitude Longitude This value was entered from a document (this does not mean it is 100% accurate, but it is more likely to be) The east-west geographic coordinate of the property's location on Earth, using the standard WGS 84 coordinate system. Longitude is measured in decimal degrees, with positive values representing locations east of the Prime Meridian (which runs through Greenwich, London) and negative values representing locations west of the Prime Meridian. This coordinate is essential for precise property mapping, navigation, and location-based services. When combined with latitude, it allows for exact positioning on maps and enables distance calculations from other points of interest.	-114.08758	This value was entered from a document (this does not mean it is 100% accurate, but it is more likely to be)

Postal code Postal code This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The postal code (or ZIP code in the US) assigned to the property's location. Postal codes identify specific geographic areas for mail delivery purposes. They also serve as important identifiers for various services including delivery eligibility, insurance ratings, and municipal service boundaries. In real estate, properties within the same postal code often share similar neighborhood characteristics, school districts, and municipal services. Postal codes can influence insurance rates, delivery service availability, and can be used as a quick reference for neighborhood demographics.	J0N1P0	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Waste

Waste services refers to the collection and disposal of garbage, recycling, and compost. Waste services may be provided by a municipality or a private waste management company.

Summer garbage pickup day Summer garbage pickup day This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The scheduled day of the week when garbage is collected from the property during summer months. Regular garbage collection is an important municipal service that affects day-to-day property management and convenience. Knowing the summer pickup schedule helps homeowners plan for proper waste disposal and maintain property cleanliness. Many municipalities adjust their collection schedules seasonally. The summer schedule is typically in effect during warmer months when yard waste and outdoor activities may generate different waste patterns. Check with local waste management authorities for specific date ranges when summer schedules apply.	Tuesday	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Summer garbage pickup schedule Summer garbage pickup schedule This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Details about how frequently garbage is collected from the property during summer months. Understanding the garbage collection schedule helps homeowners properly manage household waste and maintain property cleanliness. Many municipalities adjust collection frequencies during summer months to accommodate seasonal needs. Weekly: Garbage is collected every week throughout the month Every 1st and 3rd week: Garbage is collected twice monthly, on the first and third weeks Every 2nd and 4th week: Garbage is collected twice monthly, on the second and fourth weeks Every 1st week: Garbage is collected monthly, only on the first week Every 2nd week: Garbage is collected monthly, only on the second week Every 3rd week: Garbage is collected monthly, only on the third week Every 4th week: Garbage is collected monthly, only on the fourth week	Weekly	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Summer recycle pickup day Summer recycle pickup day This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The scheduled day of the week when recyclable materials are collected from the property during summer months. Regular recycling collection is an important municipal service that supports environmental sustainability and reduces landfill usage. Knowing the summer pickup schedule helps homeowners properly manage recyclable materials and participate in community environmental initiatives.	Tuesday	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Summer recycle pickup schedule Summer recycle pickup schedule This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The frequency of recyclable materials collection from the property during summer months. Understanding your summer recycling schedule is crucial for effective waste management and environmental sustainability. Different collection frequencies help municipalities optimize their services based on seasonal needs. Weekly: Consistent collection every single week Every 1st and 3rd week: Collection twice per month, typically on the first and third weeks Every 2nd and 4th week: Collection twice per month, on the second and fourth weeks Every 1st week: Single collection during the first week of each month Every 2nd week: Collection every two weeks throughout the summer Every 3rd week: Collection during the third week of each month Every 4th week: Collection during the fourth week of each month	Weekly	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Summer organic waste pickup day Summer organic waste pickup day This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The scheduled day of the week when compostable and organic materials are collected from the property during summer months. Organic waste collection is an important municipal service that supports environmental sustainability by diverting biodegradable materials from landfills. Knowing the summer pickup schedule helps homeowners properly manage food scraps, yard waste, and other compostable materials.	Monday	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Summer organic waste pickup schedule Summer organic waste pickup schedule This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The frequency of compostable and organic materials collection from the property during summer months. Understanding your summer organic waste schedule is crucial for effective waste management and environmental sustainability. Different collection frequencies help municipalities optimize services based on seasonal organic waste generation. Weekly: Consistent collection every single week Every 1st and 3rd week: Collection twice per month, typically on the first and third weeks Every 2nd and 4th week: Collection twice per month, on the second and fourth weeks Every 1st week: Single collection during the first week of each month Every 2nd week: Collection every two weeks throughout the summer Every 3rd week: Collection during the third week of each month Every 4th week: Collection during the fourth week of each month	Weekly	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Winter garbage pickup day Winter garbage pickup day This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The scheduled day of the week when garbage is collected from the property during winter months. Regular garbage collection is an important municipal service that affects day-to-day property management and convenience. Winter schedules may differ from summer routes due to weather conditions, snow removal, and seasonal staffing.	Monday	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Winter garbage pickup schedule Winter garbage pickup schedule This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The frequency of garbage collection from the property during winter months. Understanding your winter garbage schedule is crucial for effective waste management. Winter collection frequencies can change due to weather conditions, holiday periods, and municipal resource allocation. Weekly: Consistent collection every single week Every 1st and 3rd week: Collection twice per month, typically on the first and third weeks Every 2nd and 4th week: Collection twice per month, on the second and fourth weeks Every 1st week: Single collection during the first week of each month Every 2nd week: Collection every two weeks throughout the winter Every 3rd week: Collection during the third week of each month Every 4th week: Collection during the fourth week of each month	Weekly	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Winter recycle pickup day Winter recycle pickup day This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The scheduled day of the week when recyclable materials are collected from the property during winter months. Recycling collection remains an important municipal service throughout the winter, supporting environmental sustainability even during challenging weather conditions. Knowing the winter pickup schedule helps homeowners properly manage recyclable materials.	Wednesday	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Winter recycle pickup schedule Winter recycle pickup schedule This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The frequency of recyclable materials collection from the property during winter months. Understanding your winter recycling schedule is crucial for effective waste management and environmental sustainability. Winter collection frequencies may adjust to accommodate seasonal challenges like snow, holiday periods, and changing waste patterns. Weekly: Consistent collection every single week Every 1st and 3rd week: Collection twice per month, typically on the first and third weeks Every 2nd and 4th week: Collection twice per month, on the second and fourth weeks Every 1st week: Single collection during the first week of each month Every 2nd week: Collection every two weeks throughout the winter Every 3rd week: Collection during the third week of each month Every 4th week: Collection during the fourth week of each month	Weekly	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Winter organic waste pickup day Winter organic waste pickup day This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The day organic waste is picked up in the winter	Monday	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Winter organic waste pickup schedule Winter organic waste pickup schedule This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The scheduled day of the week when compostable and organic materials are collected from the property during winter months. Organic waste collection continues to play a crucial role in environmental sustainability during winter. Despite reduced yard waste, food scraps and indoor compostable materials still require proper disposal and recycling. Monday: Organic waste collected every Monday during the winter schedule Tuesday: Organic waste collected every Tuesday during the winter schedule Wednesday: Organic waste collected every Wednesday during the winter schedule Thursday: Organic waste collected every Thursday during the winter schedule Friday: Organic waste collected every Friday during the winter schedule Saturday: Organic waste collected every Saturday during the winter schedule Sunday: Organic waste collected every Sunday during the winter schedule	Every 3rd week	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Assessments

Assessments are the estimated values of a property for tax purposes. They are estimated and assigned by the city that the property is located in. They are used to determine the amount of property taxes that a property owner must pay.

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Permits & licenses

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Permits and licenses are documents that are issued by a government agency to authorize the construction, renovation, or operation of a property. This section generally includes building permits, development permits, and business licenses.

Permit ID	DP2003-1518
Permit type	Development
Application date	2003-05-20
Status	Released
Category	N/A
Description	EXTERIOR RENOVATIONS
Proposed use code	B7850
Proposed use description	RESTAURANT / DRINKING ESTABLISHMENT
Permitted/discretionary	Discretionary
Land use district	DC
Land use district description	DIRECT CONTROL DISTRICT
Concurrent LOC	N/A
Decision	Approval
Decision by	Development Authority
Decision date	2003-07-03
Canceled/refused date	N/A
SDAB Number	SDAB 2003-0119
SDAB hearing date	1970-08-20
SDAB Decision	Appeal Withdrawn - Application Approved
SDAB decision date	N/A

Permit ID	DP2002-0971
Permit type	Development
Application date	2002-04-10
Status	Refused
Category	N/A
Description
Proposed use code	B6800
Proposed use description	OUTDOOR CAFE
Permitted/discretionary	Discretionary
Land use district	DC
Land use district description	DIRECT CONTROL DISTRICT
Concurrent LOC	N/A
Decision	Refusal
Decision by	Development Authority
Decision date	2002-06-03
Canceled/refused date	2002-06-04
SDAB Number	SDAB2002-0147
SDAB hearing date	1970-08-20
SDAB Decision	Appeal Denied - Application Refused
SDAB decision date	1970-08-20

Permit ID	DP1992-0886
Permit type	Development
Application date	1992-04-16
Status	Refused
Category	N/A
Description	CONVERTED JOB - OUTDOOR PATIO ON CITY BOULEVARD
Proposed use code	B7840
Proposed use description	RESTAURANT
Permitted/discretionary	Discretionary
Land use district	DC
Land use district description	DIRECT CONTROL DISTRICT
Concurrent LOC	N/A
Decision	Refusal
Decision by	Development Authority
Decision date	1992-06-04
Canceled/refused date	1992-06-04
SDAB Number	N/A
SDAB hearing date	N/A
SDAB Decision	N/A
SDAB decision date	N/A

Permit ID	341693
Permit type	Business license
Application date	2001-06-01
Status	Renewal Licensed
Tradename	KENSINGTON PUB (THE)
Home occupation	N
License type	ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENT, TOBACCO RETAILER, ALCOHOL BEVERAGE SALES (DRINKING ESTABLISHMENT), FOOD SERVICE - PREMISES (SEATING), OUTDOOR PATIO
Expiration date	2026-06-06

Nearby services

The nearby section contains information about the amenities, services, and facilities that are located near the property. This includes schools, hospitals, grocery stores, parks, and other points of interest.

Nearby schools

Capitol Hill School

Elementary school

2.8 km

Nearby hospitals and medical clinics

No nearby hospitals or medical clinics found.

Nearby police and fire stations

Fire Station 10 (Bri...

Fire station

2.4 km

Nearby services (within 5 km)

Kensington Pub	Bar	0.0 km
Hayden Block	Restaurant	0.1 km
The Hexagon Board Ga...	Cafe	0.1 km
UofC Parkade - Impar...	Parking	0.9 km
No name	Parking	1.2 km
Sacred Heart Church	Place of worship	1.6 km
Grace Manor	Community centre	1.6 km
Calgary Courts Centr...	Parking	1.8 km
River Café	Cafe	1.8 km
Barclay Centre Parka...	Parking	2.0 km
Joey	Restaurant	2.0 km
Una Pizza + Wine 17t...	Restaurant	2.1 km
First Baptist Church	Place of worship	2.2 km
Calgary Public Libra...	Library	2.3 km
Bow Parkade - Impark...	Parking	2.4 km
Fire Station 10 (Bri...	Fire station	2.4 km
Crescent Heights Com...	Community centre	2.4 km
The Palace Theatre	Other	2.5 km
Lewis Lofts parking	Parking	2.5 km
Orijin Integrated De...	Dental clinic	2.5 km
Chinese United Churc...	Place of worship	2.6 km
Jerusalem Shawarma	Restaurant	2.7 km
Capitol Hill School	Elementary school	2.8 km
Super M Drugs Prescr...	Other	2.8 km
Unitarian Church of ...	Place of worship	2.9 km
The 1010 Centre	Community centre	3.0 km
Chuen May Food Produ...	Restaurant	3.0 km
TD Canada Trust	Bank	3.0 km
Santorini Greek Tave...	Restaurant	3.1 km
Calgary Public Libra...	Library	3.2 km
Valen Dine	Restaurant	3.3 km
Snowcapz	Cafe	3.4 km
The Embarcadero	Restaurant	3.4 km
Riverstone Pub	Restaurant	3.4 km
Centex	Car wash	3.5 km
Church of God	Place of worship	3.7 km
Parkdale Grace Fello...	Place of worship	3.7 km
Big Four Building	Concert hall	3.8 km
Sharon Manor	Community centre	3.8 km
BMO Centre	Convention centre	3.8 km
King Edward Hotel	Other	3.9 km
Humpty's	Restaurant	3.9 km
Fung Loy Kok Institu...	Place of worship	4.0 km
Newcastle Pub	Bar	4.4 km
Menno Gardens	Community centre	4.5 km
Wing Kei Crescent He...	Community centre	4.9 km

Heating brand Heating brand This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The manufacturer of the property's main heating system. This indicates which company made the primary heating equipment, potentially reflecting on system quality and service support.	Lennox	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Heating type Heating type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The primary method used to heat the property and keep it warm. This indicates how heat is generated and distributed throughout the living spaces. None: No heating system is installed Heat pump: Transfers heat between indoors and outdoors Gas furnace: Uses natural gas to produce warm air Electric furnace: Uses electricity to generate warm air In-floor: Heating elements under floors that warm from below Radiant: Uses electricity and resistance, essentially electric space heaters. Hot water: Circulates heated water through pipes or radiators Electric: General electric heating solutions Geothermal: Uses earth's constant underground temperature Fireplace: Wood burning fireplace	Gas furnace	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Heating install year Heating install year This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The year when the property's main heating system was installed. This date helps determine the age of the heating equipment, which can indicate its efficiency and how soon replacement might be needed.	2008	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Cooling brand Cooling brand This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The manufacturer of the property's main cooling system. This indicates which company made the primary air conditioning equipment, potentially reflecting on system quality and service support.	Lennox	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Cooling type Cooling type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The primary method used to cool the property during warm weather. This indicates how cooled air is generated and distributed throughout the living spaces. None: No cooling system is installed Heat pump: Dual-purpose system that provides both heating and cooling Central: Whole-house cooling through a duct system Mini-split: Ductless cooling with wall-mounted indoor units Split-system: Traditional AC with separate indoor and outdoor units Mini-duct: Small, flexible ducts delivering high-velocity cooled air Geothermal: Uses earth's constant underground temperature Fireplace: Wood burning fireplace	Central	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Cooling install year Cooling install year This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The year when the property's main cooling system was installed. This date helps determine the age of the air conditioning equipment, which can indicate its efficiency and how soon replacement might be needed.	2008	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Heating type (second) Heating type (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The primary method used to heat the property and keep it warm. This indicates how heat is generated and distributed throughout the living spaces. None: No heating system is installed Heat pump: Transfers heat between indoors and outdoors Gas furnace: Uses natural gas to produce warm air Electric furnace: Uses electricity to generate warm air In-floor: Heating elements under floors that warm from below Radiant: Directly warms people and objects rather than air Hot water: Circulates heated water through pipes or radiators Electric: General electric heating solutions Geothermal: Uses earth's constant underground temperature Fireplace: Wood burning fireplace	None	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Cooling type (second) Cooling type (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The primary method used to cool the property during warm weather. This indicates how cooled air is generated and distributed throughout the living spaces. None: No cooling system is installed Heat pump: Dual-purpose system that provides both heating and cooling Central: Whole-house cooling through a duct system Mini-split: Ductless cooling with wall-mounted indoor units Split-system: Traditional AC with separate indoor and outdoor units Mini-duct: Small, flexible ducts delivering high-velocity cooled air Geothermal: Uses earth's constant underground temperature Fireplace: Wood burning fireplace	None	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Humidifier type Humidifier type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The type of humidity control system in the property. This shows how moisture is added to the indoor air. None: No humidification system Bypass: Passive moisture addition through existing airflow Evaporative: Uses a water-saturated filter to add moisture Fan-powered: Active system with built-in fan for moisture distribution	Bypass	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Humidifier brand Humidifier brand This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The manufacturer of the property's humidifier. This shows which company made the humidity control system in the home.	Not applicable	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Humidifier install year Humidifier install year This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The year the home's humidifier was first installed. This shows how old the humidity control system is in the property.	2017	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Air cleaner type Air cleaner type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the type of air cleaning system used in the property. Air cleaning technologies help improve indoor air quality by removing or neutralizing contaminants. None: No additional air purification system present Electrostatic: Captures particles by using electrical charges to attract and trap them Ultraviolet: Uses UV light to kill or inactivate bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms	Electrostatic	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Air cleaner brand Air cleaner brand This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the specific brand of the air cleaning system in the property. The brand of an air cleaner can provide insights into its technology, performance, and potential maintenance requirements. Different manufacturers offer various features, filtration technologies, and warranty options.	Samsung	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Air cleaner install year Air cleaner install year This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Shows the year when the air cleaning system was first put in place. The installation year helps understand the system's age, which can be important for evaluating its efficiency, potential need for replacement, and whether it incorporates more recent air purification technologies.	2023	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Water softener type Water softener type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the type of water softener system in the property. Water softeners help reduce mineral content that can cause scaling, improve appliance efficiency, and enhance water quality. None: No water softening system present Salt-based: Removes hard water minerals using salt and ion exchange Salt-free: Prevents mineral buildup without removing minerals Dual-tank: Ensures continuous soft water supply with alternating tanks Magnetic: Uses magnetic technology to reduce mineral scaling	Salt-based	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Water softener brand Water softener brand This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the specific brand of the water softener in the property. The brand of a water softener can provide insights into its technology, performance, efficiency, and potential warranty coverage. Different manufacturers offer various features and reliability ratings.	Not applicable	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Water softener install year Water softener install year This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Shows the year when the current water softener was first put in place. The installation year helps potential buyers understand the water softener's age and condition. Most water softeners have a typical lifespan of 10-15 years, and knowing the installation year can indicate whether the system may need replacement or repairs soon.	2020	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Water heater type Water heater type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the type of water heating system in the property. The water heater type affects energy efficiency, utility costs, and the property's hot water capabilities. None: Property lacks a dedicated water heating system Electric: Uses electrical resistance to heat water in a storage tank Gas: Heats water using a gas burner, typically more energy-efficient than electric Tankless: Compact system that heats water instantly when needed, saving energy Solar: Environmentally friendly option using solar panels to heat water	Tankless	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Water heater brand Water heater brand This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates the specific brand of the water heating system in the property. The brand of a water heater can provide insights into its technology, performance, energy efficiency, and potential warranty coverage. Different manufacturers offer various features and reliability ratings.	Electrolux	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Water heater install year Water heater install year This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Shows the year when the current water heating system was first put in place. The installation year helps potential buyers understand the water heater's age and condition. Most water heaters have a typical lifespan of 8-12 years, and knowing the installation year can indicate whether the system may need replacement or repairs soon.	2020	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garage 240v Shared garage 240v This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the shared garage has 240-volt electric outlets. 240-volt outlets provide high-power electrical service necessary for electric vehicle charging stations and heavy-duty equipment. This is an important feature for electric vehicle owners.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garage floor above ground Shared garage floor above ground This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates how many floors or stories the shared garage has above ground level. This count shows the number of levels in the shared parking structure that are built above grade, not including any underground parking levels. Multi-level garages typically offer more parking spaces and may include different access points for each level.	0	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garage floor below ground Shared garage floor below ground This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates how many underground floors the shared garage has. This count shows the number of subterranean levels in the shared parking structure. Underground garage levels are typically accessed by ramps and offer protected parking spaces sheltered from weather elements. More underground levels often indicate greater parking capacity in high-density areas.	1	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garage heating type Shared garage heating type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates what type of heating system is used in the shared garage. A heated garage can prevent freezing temperatures, protect vehicles, and provide more comfortable access during winter months. None: No heating system is installed Heat pump: Transfers heat between indoors and outdoors Gas furnace: Uses natural gas to produce warm air Electric furnace: Uses electricity to generate warm air In-floor: Heating elements under floors that warm from below Radiant: Directly warms people and objects rather than air Hot water: Circulates heated water through pipes or radiators Electric: General electric heating solutions Geothermal: Uses earth's constant underground temperature Fireplace: Wood burning fireplace	None	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garage parking spaces Shared garage parking spaces This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property has a designated parking space in a garage shared with other residents. This shows whether your first parking allocation is within a communal garage rather than in a private, individual garage.	0	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garage legal type Shared garage legal type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The legal status of your first designated parking space in the shared garage. This indicates your legal rights to the parking space and defines the nature of your claim to it. Not applicable: No shared garage spaces or not categorized Titled: You legally own the specific parking space with documentation Exclusive use: Space is legally reserved for your sole use Assigned: Space is allocated to you but without ownership rights	Titled	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garage tandem Shared garage tandem This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property's first parking space in a shared garage has a tandem arrangement. This shows whether your parking space requires vehicles to be parked one behind another, where the front vehicle must be moved to access the rear one.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garage type Shared garage type This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The type and location of the main shared garage relative to the residential building. This indicates how the communal parking area is structured and positioned in relation to the living spaces. None: No shared garage is available Attached: Communal garage connected to the main building Detached: Separate shared garage structure on the property Parking garage: Multi-level shared parking structure	Parking garage	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garage 240v (second) Shared garage 240v (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the shared garage has 240-volt electric outlets. 240-volt outlets provide high-power electrical service necessary for electric vehicle charging stations and heavy-duty equipment. This is an important feature for electric vehicle owners.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garage floor above ground (second) Shared garage floor above ground (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates how many floors or stories the shared garage has above ground level. This count shows the number of levels in the shared parking structure that are built above grade, not including any underground parking levels. Multi-level garages typically offer more parking spaces and may include different access points for each level.	No value	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garage floor below ground (second) Shared garage floor below ground (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates how many underground floors the shared garage has. This count shows the number of subterranean levels in the shared parking structure. Underground garage levels are typically accessed by ramps and offer protected parking spaces sheltered from weather elements. More underground levels often indicate greater parking capacity in high-density areas.	No value	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garage heating type (second) Shared garage heating type (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates what type of heating system is used in the shared garage. A heated garage can prevent freezing temperatures, protect vehicles, and provide more comfortable access during winter months. None: No heating system is installed Heat pump: Transfers heat between indoors and outdoors Gas furnace: Uses natural gas to produce warm air Electric furnace: Uses electricity to generate warm air In-floor: Heating elements under floors that warm from below Radiant: Directly warms people and objects rather than air Hot water: Circulates heated water through pipes or radiators Electric: General electric heating solutions Geothermal: Uses earth's constant underground temperature Fireplace: Wood burning fireplace	None	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garage parking space (second) Shared garage parking space (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property has a designated parking space in a garage shared with other residents. This shows whether your first parking allocation is within a communal garage rather than in a private, individual garage.	No value	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garage legal type (second) Shared garage legal type (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The legal status of your first designated parking space in the shared garage. This indicates your legal rights to the parking space and defines the nature of your claim to it. Not applicable: No shared garage spaces or not categorized Titled: You legally own the specific parking space with documentation Exclusive use: Space is legally reserved for your sole use Assigned: Space is allocated to you but without ownership rights	Not applicable	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garage tandem (second) Shared garage tandem (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model Indicates if the property's first parking space in a shared garage has a tandem arrangement. This shows whether your parking space requires vehicles to be parked one behind another, where the front vehicle must be moved to access the rear one.	No	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

Shared garage type (second) Shared garage type (second) This value was estimated by Houski's AI model The type and location of the main shared garage relative to the residential building. This indicates how the communal parking area is structured and positioned in relation to the living spaces. None: No shared garage is available Attached: Communal garage connected to the main building Detached: Separate shared garage structure on the property Parking garage: Multi-level shared parking structure	None	This value was estimated by Houski's AI model

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