Amenities: In-suite Laundry • Playground • Private Yard
Suite & Building:
- Two-bedroom and three-bedroom suites
- Spacious and bright living rooms with large windows
- Suites come with appliances such as stove and fridge
- Dishwasher available
- In-suite laundry
- In-suite storage
- Playground
- Outside green space
- Private yard
- Residents have access to powered outdoor parking for $15 per month (Second stall is $50 per month)
Neighbourhood:
- Short drive to Yellowhead Highway and Yellowhead Trail, Anthony Henday Trail, and nearby bus and transit stops
- Hartford County is part of a larger neighbourhood community offering a variety of suite types for all of life’s stages. Suites range from bachelor suites, one-, two- and three-bedroom suites to two- and three-bedroom townhomes
- Quick access to Canon Ridge Park, Hermitage Park and Hermitage Dog Park, Belmont Park, and Strathcona Science Provincial Park
- Close to Hermitage Road Shopping Centre, Clareview Village Shopping Centre, Walmart Supercentre, and M&M Food Market
- Nearby fitness and recreation facilities, World Health Club, and GoodLife Fitness Edmonton Clareview Town Centre
- Close to Riverview Medical Centre, Medicentres Family Care Clinics, and Health 1st Medical Clinic
When you rent with Avenue Living, you’re choosing the advantage. Enjoy…
- Pet friendly communities
- 24-hour resident service
- Three-day maintenance turnaround
- Professional cleaning & landscaping
- On-site management team
- Refer-a-friend program
- AND even more benefits that make renting with us simple!
Special Offers:
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Plus, enjoy fast fibre optic internet speeds in this property.
Featured Resident Testimonial
- “We’ve lived here for about 15 years. Staff is very polite, timely, efficient and go above and beyond their duties” – Lisa L.
About the Property
Welcome to Hartford County Townhomes, where quality meets convenience. Nestled in the heart of Edmonton, our comfortably designed townhomes offer an elevated living experience with easy access to everything you need. Call Hartford County Townhomes home today!
We invite you to experience the comfort and convenience of living with Avenue Living. Whether you’re looking for a cozy one-bedroom apartment or a spacious family townhome, our community offers a range of options to suit your needs. Schedule a tour today and see why this is the perfect townhome to call home. We look forward to welcoming you!
Northeast Edmonton combines family-friendly living and exceptional access to parks, schools, and amenities. Stretching from mature neighbourhoods along the river valley to modern, master-planned communities farther north, this quadrant offers renters the best of both old and new Edmonton.
Neighbourhood Rental Profile
NE Edmonton attracts a broad mix of residents, from families looking for larger homes and green space to professionals who commute downtown or to nearby industrial and business districts, and newcomers seeking easy-to-navigate communities. Rental prices in Northeast Edmonton tend to be more affordable than in central and southwest areas, appealing to value-minded renters.
Local Character & Lifestyle
Renters in Northeast Edmonton enjoy a blend of heritage and growth with tree-lined historic streets to newer communities designed for modern living. Established areas like Highlands and Beverly Heights feature mature trees, character homes, and river valley access, while newer communities such as McConachie, Cy Becker, and River Valley Hermitage offer contemporary housing and family-oriented planning.
Residents renting an apartment in Northeast Edmonton benefit from an easygoing suburban lifestyle, with close proximity to shopping, recreation, and transit.
Commuter and Transit Access
Northeast Edmonton boasts strong connectivity. Its boundaries are defined by the North Saskatchewan River to the south and key routes like Anthony Henday Drive to the north and east, facilitating quick commutes around the city. Public transit is anchored by the Capital Line LRT, particularly at Clareview Station, providing residents with direct, efficient access to downtown Edmonton. Local bus routes serve every major neighbourhood, providing reliable options for commuters and students.
Parks & Recreation
Outdoor amenities are among the quadrant’s biggest draws. The area connects directly to the North Saskatchewan River Valley and its extensive trail network.
- Rundle Park : One of Edmonton’s largest recreation destinations, offering golf, picnic areas, a recreation centre, and winter skating.
- Hermitage Park : Known for its peaceful trails, fishing ponds, and off-leash areas.
- Clareview Community Recreation Centre : A major hub for fitness, aquatics, and library services.
Other nearby green spaces include Kennedale Ravine and Raven Crest Golf & Country Club, popular for walking and outdoor recreation. Together, these parks and facilities make it easy for residents to stay active year-round.
Shopping & Dining
Daily essentials and weekend errands are simple thanks to a range of large retail centres:
- Manning Town Centre : A modern open-air shopping district with big-box stores, restaurants, and entertainment.
- Clareview Town Centre : Offers grocery, retail, and dining options close to the LRT.
- Hermitage Road and 50 Street corridors : Home to local shops, cafés, and services that give the area its neighbourhood feel.
Education & Schools
Families can choose from a full range of public, Catholic, and alternative programs through Edmonton Public Schools and Edmonton Catholic Schools.
Notable institutions in or near NE Edmonton include:
- Edmonton Christian Northeast School (K-9) – A faith-based option known for small class sizes and community involvement.
- St. Bonaventure Elementary/Junior High School – Offers French Immersion and diverse extracurricular programs.
- M.E. LaZerte High School – A large, well-regarded public high school serving much of the quadrant.
The area also offers easy transit connections to Concordia University of Edmonton and NAIT, making it suitable for students and faculty alike.
Safety & Walkability
Neighbourhoods like Hollick-Kenyon and Brintnell report crime rates below the city average and strong livability scores.
Walkability varies by community, with established areas offering the best pedestrian access. Newer developments emphasize connected paths, playgrounds, and multi-use trails.
Notable Landmarks & Attractions
- Rundle Park Golf Course
- Clareview Recreation Centre and Library
- River Valley Hermitage walking and cycling trails
- Sunridge Ski Area
These amenities help define Northeast Edmonton’s livability and year-round appeal.