- Duplex with with 2 Primary bedrooms and 2.5 Bath;
- Located in community of Hollick-Kenyon;
- Both bedrooms and have attached ensuite bath;
- Open concept floor plan;
- Gas fireplace;
- Easy to maintain backyard with deck;
- Single attached garage;
- Fully finished basement with additional family space;
- Close to schools, parks, shopping, restaurants, transit and Henday;
- Pet friendly subject to approval and pet fees.
Hollick-Kenyon is located in the Pilot Sound Area n northeast Edmonton. Hollick-Kenyon is bounded on the north by 167th Avenue, on the west by the 59A Street collector roadway, on the south by the 153rd Avenue arterial roadway, and on the east by the new alignment of the 50th Street arterial roadway.
The dominant housing form is currently single-detached homes, but remaining medium-density residences will shift the housing mix to a greater proportion of multi-family units once the neighbourhood has been entirely built out. Hollick-Kenyon was planned to include a range of housing types to ensure a supply of affordable housing options, and to generate a sufficient population to ensure efficient and economic use of basic local services.
A school/park site is located in the middle of the neighbourhood. A large stormwater lake located in the southwestern quadrant of the neighbourhood provides residents with access to open space. A series of strategically placed pathways provide pedestrian connections between residential and parks areas. A pipeline corridor, which runs east–west across the northern part of the neighbourhood, provides additional linear park space for residents. Nearby parks include Matt Berry Park, Miller Park and McLeod Park.
Like all neighbourhoods within the Pilot Sound area, Hollick-Kenyon is named after a famous aviator, Herbert “Bertie” Hollick-Kenyon (1897–1975), who piloted flights over the Antarctic as part of the first mapping of that territory. Hollick-Kenyon was born in England and joined the Royal Flying Corps after serving in WWI. After decades of exploration and search and rescue missions, He joined Canadian Pacific Airlines in 1942, where he worked until his retirement in 1962. In 1973, Hollick-Kenyon was named to Canada’s Aviation Hall of Fame.