By the numbers
How this listing measures up
$/sqft
$136
vs Redwood median
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Sqft per bedroom
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Year built
1960
Redwood avg DOM
130d
About this property
Revenue around $1.45 mil. Exceptional opportunity to acquire a newly established, fully equipped restaurant business in a high-traffic area of Lethbridge. Setup just about a year ago, this modern 5,140 sq.ft. space features a bakery section, brand-new premium equipment, and high-end leasehold improvements, offering a completely turnkey operation. The business is already generating strong, high-volume sales with excellent growth potential. Due to unforeseen circumstances, the current owner is highly motivated to sell quickly, making this an incredible value-add opportunity for experienced restaurateurs or investors. Complete asset lists, lease details, and financials are available upon request. Do not miss out on this rare, high-potential asset!
Property details
| Inclusions | N/A |
| Year built | 1960 |
| Possession | Negotiable |
| Restrictions | None Known |
| Neighbourhood | Redwood |
| List AOR | Calgary |
Location
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AI-generated summaryRedwood is a quiet, established inner-city neighbourhood in northwest Calgary with a laid-back residential feel and strong community roots. Its mature tree-lined streets give it a settled, unhurried character.
Average days on market is notably high at 130 days, suggesting a slower, more patient buyer pool in this community.
Redwood borders the Nose Creek pathway system, offering accessible green space and recreational trails.
Its proximity to downtown Calgary makes it an affordable alternative to pricier inner-city neighbourhoods to the south.
Housing
The area features predominantly older single-family detached homes and bungalows, with some infill development gradually modernising the housing stock.
Transit
Redwood is served by Calgary Transit bus routes with reasonable access to Centre Street and connections to the broader CTrain network, making car-free commuting feasible for many residents.
Amenities
Residents are close to Nose Hill Park, local shops along Centre Street North, and everyday essentials including grocery stores and schools within a short drive or bike ride.
Who lives here
The neighbourhood tends to attract budget-conscious families, long-term homeowners, and first-time buyers drawn by relatively affordable inner-city pricing.
This neighbourhood summary was generated by AI for general orientation only. Verify details with the City of Calgary and your REALTOR® before making decisions.