Louise Apartments

About Louise Apartments

Amenities: Affordable Parking • Great Location • Heat and Water Included Suite and Building: - One-bedroom and two-bedroom suites - Spacious and bright living rooms - Suites come with appliances such as stove and fridge - Security lights - Laundry facilities - Heat and water included - Residents have access to surface parking for $25 per month   Neighbourhood: - Close to Central train station and bus stops, and short drive to Yellowhead Trail - Quick access to Victoria Park, Central McDougall Park, McCauley Community Garden, and the 104th Avenue Off-Lease Dog Park - Short drive to Old Strathcona Farmer’s Market, Doughnut Party, Save-On-Foods, Cactus Club, Kingsway Mall, MOXIES Kingsway - Within proximity to University of Alberta, Athabasca University, and Bredin College - Nearby fitness and recreation facilities, Rogers Place, Royal Alberta Museum, Art Gallery of Alberta - Close to Royal Alexandra Hospital, MacEwan University Health Centre, City Centre Medical Clinic and Pharmacy   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 and landscaping - On-site management team - Refer-a-friend program - AND even more benefits that make renting with us simple!   Special Offers: Rent payment reporting to Equifax and flexible rent payments available | Powered by: Zenbase Exclusive TELUS Offer: Save 25% on any Internet tier and Optik TV products as an ALC resident in Alberta   Featured Resident Testimonial - "We've been in Louise Apartments for almost 16 months. We create lasting memories in this home. The greatest thing with this apartment is how it's located near everything" - Melody B.   About the Property Welcome to Louise Apartments, where comfort and convenience come together in a welcoming community. This thoughtfully designed apartment offers practical layouts with essential amenities, providing everything you need to safely call Louise Apartments home. With easy access to local shops, dining, and public transportation, you'll always be close to what matters most.   Choosing Avenue Living means more than just finding a place to live - it's about joining a community that values quality, convenience, and exceptional service. Our dedicated team is committed to ensuring your rental experience is smooth and enjoyable from start to finish. Contact us now to secure your apartment and start enjoying the lifestyle you deserve! Location Details: Central Edmonton captures the city’s heartbeat — combining historic neighbourhoods, the energy of downtown, and the central business district. From tree-lined streets near Westmount and Queen Mary Park to apartment clusters in McCauley and Eastwood, this quadrant is ideal for renters who want walkable access to amenities, transit, and the cultural core of Edmonton. Renter Types This area appeals to a wide range of renters from students and young professionals drawn to downtown and university access to nurses and doctors seeking proximity to the Royal Alexandria Hospital to city-lovers who value nightlife, festivals, and convenience. With many communities offering relatively lower rents compared to outlying suburbs, the central zone delivers urban access without the suburban premiums or long commutes. Local Character and Lifestyle In the heart of the city, you’ll find neighbourhoods like Westmount and Queen Mary Park with heritage homes and mature trees, while areas such as Delton, Elmwood Park, and Parkdale provide older infill housing and newer apartment stock. Commercial strips like 124?Street and 107?Avenue feature cafés, galleries, and boutique retail, creating a lively lifestyle that keeps you connected to local makers, artists, and restauranteurs. Getting Around Central Edmonton Driving across Central Edmonton is typically straightforward thanks to corridors like Jasper?Avenue, 97?Street, and 109?Street. For transit, the quadrant is served by the ETS LRT lines and several major bus routes. Key hubs such as the Churchill Station and Downtown Transit Centre provide direct links to downtown employment and the wider city. Parks, Recreation and Outdoor Living Being centrally located doesn’t mean sacrificing green space. Neighbourhoods like Riverdale and Rossdale offer river-valley trails and scenic outlooks. Central McDougall boasts a Walk Score of 77 and ‘Very Walkable’ status. Community leagues in neighbourhoods such as Alberta Avenue and Cromdale run seasonal programs, while nearby Gallagher Park hosts festivals and outdoor events year-round. Major Shopping, Dining and Entertainment Venues Central Edmonton delivers urban convenience. The 124?Street corridor is one of the city’s most vibrant shopping districts and is known for its independent restaurants and art galleries. On Jasper Avenue and 109?Avenue you’ll find theatres, casual dining, and retail. Living downtown means residents are minutes away from major brand stores, boutique shopping, live music venues, and the River?Valley bike-trail system. Schools and Higher Education Central Edmonton provides a wide selection of schooling options to serve the area’s diverse population, including public, Catholic, and alternative programs. Avenue Living residents have access to schools such as Prince Rupert School (K-9) and Delton School (K-9), providing convenient options for families with children. For post-secondary education, the quadrant is well-situated: the University of Alberta campus in Garneau is just a short drive or bike ride away, while MacEwan University and the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) are within 10–15 minutes by car or transit. This makes Central Edmonton ideal for students, faculty, and families seeking proximity to major universities and colleges. Walkability Many Central neighbourhoods score high for walkability and public-transport access. For instance, Central McDougall has a Walk Score of 77 and is described as “very walkable.” Because many properties are located in mixed-use zones and near transit, renters often benefit from being able to get around without needing a vehicle. Major Attractions - The Art Gallery of Alberta and Winspear Centre on the downtown edge provide cultural access. - The River?Valley trail system, accessible from neighbourhoods like Rossdale and Parkdale, offers urban-nature escape just minutes from home. - The commercial and cultural strip of 124?Street (in Westmount/Oliver-adjacent) — known for independent shops, cafés, and the neighbourhood arts scene.

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• 12 Units
• 3 Stories
• Built in 1962

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• 12 mo

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