Betsworth
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Property Overview
This 1970s-built, single-storey home on a large, quarter-acre lot offers a practical and private living environment. Its key appeal lies in the substantial outdoor space and a well-established, quiet neighbourhood setting. The home itself features a functional layout with over 1,200 square feet of living space and a finished basement, providing room to grow. Its competitive rankings show it outperforms most Winnipeg homes for lot size, placing it in the top 4% citywide, which is a significant advantage for buyers seeking space without moving to the rural fringe. The property would suit first-time buyers looking for a manageable home with yard potential, downsizers seeking single-level living with privacy, or value-oriented buyers who prioritize land size and see the dated but solid structure as a canvas for future updates.
Key Details & FAQs
Key Characteristics:
Who It's For:
This home appeals to buyers who value space and privacy over a modern, turn-key property. It's an excellent fit for those wanting a large yard for pets, gardening, or family activities without leaving the city. The single-level layout is ideal for accessibility. It's also a sensible choice for buyers with a vision to renovate over time, as the solid foundation and generous lot provide a strong base for adding value.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What does the ranking data actually tell me?
The rankings compare this property to others on its street, in Betsworth, and across all of Winnipeg. For example, being in the top 4% for lot size in Winnipeg is a major advantage, meaning you get more land than 96% of city properties. However, its lower ranking for age in the community confirms it's an older home in an older area.
2. Is the large lot a burden or an opportunity?
It's primarily an opportunity for privacy, outdoor living, and future potential (like a shed, patio, or even an addition). Consider that maintenance (mowing, landscaping) will require more time or cost compared to a standard city lot.
3. As an older bungalow, what should I budget for beyond the purchase price?
While the basement is finished, a home from 1970 will likely need scrutiny of major systems. Plan for potential updates to the roof, windows, furnace, or electrical panel. An inspection is crucial to understand the timeline for these investments.
4. Who might this property NOT suit?
Buyers seeking a modern, low-maintenance home with new appliances and finishes may find the needed updates daunting. It's also less ideal for those who prefer a walkable, bustling urban streetscape, as large lots often come with a quieter, more suburban feel.
5. What is the significance of a "split garage"?
A split garage typically means a two-car garage separated by a wall or support column in the middle, creating two distinct single bays. This can be more flexible than one large open space but may limit parking for very wide vehicles.
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Year Built
1959
Living Area
1,383 sqft
Assessed Value
37.50k
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Betsworth
Year Built
1934
Living Area
972 sqft
Assessed Value
31.10k
Neighbourhood
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Year Built
1973
Living Area
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Assessed Value
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Neighbourhood
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Year Built
1969
Living Area
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Assessed Value
35.20k
Neighbourhood
Westdale
Year Built
1966
Living Area
1,242 sqft
Assessed Value
32.40k
Neighbourhood
Westdale
Year Built
1967
Living Area
1,174 sqft
Assessed Value
33.80k
Neighbourhood
Westwood
Year Built
1967
Living Area
1,969 sqft
Assessed Value
44.30k
Neighbourhood
Westwood
Year Built
1966
Living Area
1,998 sqft
Assessed Value
46.20k
Neighbourhood
Westdale
Year Built
1971
Living Area
1,060 sqft
Assessed Value
37.10k
Neighbourhood
Westwood
Year Built
1966
Living Area
1,404 sqft
Assessed Value
39.60k
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