Property Overview

This two-storey home in Roblin Park offers a compelling mix of space, established character, and a prime location. Its key appeal lies in its generous 12,548 sqft lot—a rare find that places it in the top 3% of all Winnipeg properties for land size. Combined with a well-above-average living area of 1,880 sqft and a finished basement, it provides ample room for family living, gardening, or future expansion. Built in 1946, the home is part of a mature, established neighbourhood, which is reflected in its character and the stature of its landscaping. Its value is underscored by an assessment that places it above 77% of Winnipeg homes.

The property would best suit buyers looking for a long-term family home with significant outdoor space in a sought-after area. It’s ideal for those who appreciate the solid build and larger proportions of a mid-century home and have the vision to update its interiors over time. It’s less suited for those seeking a new, maintenance-free build or who prioritize being in the very newest developments.

Key Questions for Consideration

1. What does the high land ranking truly mean for me? Beyond just bragging rights, being in the top 3% for lot size in Winnipeg means exceptional outdoor potential. It allows for privacy, large gardens, recreational space, and possibilities like adding a detached structure (subject to bylaws) that simply don't exist on standard lots.

2. As a home from 1946, what should I budget for updates? While the basement is finished, a home of this age will likely have original systems (like plumbing and electrical) that may need evaluation and modernization. Budgeting for these behind-the-walls updates is as important as planning for cosmetic renovations.

3. The home ranks highly for space but lower for newness in the community. Is that a concern? This is typical for desirable, established neighbourhoods where larger, older homes are the norm. It indicates you're buying into an area with settled value and mature charm, not a transient or brand-new subdivision. The trade-off for character and space is accepting an older build date.

4. How does the finished basement add to the living space? The 1,880 sqft of living area is already substantial. The finished basement effectively adds versatile square footage for a family room, home office, or guest space, making the home feel even more spacious than the main floor footprint suggests.

5. What is the realistic balance between value and work required? The assessment suggests strong inherent value for the location and lot. The potential lies in aligning your renovation budget with the home's needs to increase its comfort and modern functionality, thereby realizing its full market potential over time.