Mission Park St. Albert homes for sale by Don Cholak of RE/MAX Professionals. For further information or to view any of these Mission Park St. Albert homes please call Don at 780-718-8400 or email Don at don@doncholak.com.
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78A MCKENNEY Avenue: St. Albert Condo for sale : MLS®# E4414962
78A MCKENNEY Avenue St. Albert T8N 7E6 
$257,500CondoCourtesy of Deanne E Miketon of 2% Realty Pro- Status:
- Active
- MLS® Num:
- E4414962
- Bedrooms:
- 2
- Bathrooms:
- 2
- Floor Area:
- 1,095 sq. ft.
Welcome home to Mission Hill Grande! Located in a building full of amenities and activities, including social rooms and a fitness centre. This 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom has in suite laundry and titled underground parking. The kitchen has plenty of cabinet and counter space, as well as a peninsula with space for barstools. The kitchen looks out to the dining and living areas. The living room is spacious and has a corner fireplace as well as access to the west facing balcony. The primary suite has a ton of space, double closets and a full ensuite. On the other side of the unit is the second bedroom and another full bathroom. This home is a MUST SEE! More details- DON CHOLAK
- RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS
- 1 (780) 718-8400
- don@doncholak.com
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Mission Park St. Albert Homes For Sale
Mission Park St. Albert homes for sale by Don Cholak of RE/MAX Professionals. For furthur information on or to view any of these Mission Park St. Albert homes, please call Don at 780-718-8400 or email Don at don@doncholak.com. Don is an expert and experienced Real Estate Professional in the Mission Park area of St. Albert and can make all of your Mission Park St. Albert home buying and selling dreams come true today.
Mission Park St. Albert Real Estate
The thriving city of St. Albert is home to the subdivision of Mission Park. St. Albert was founded by Father Albert Lacombe, OMI, in 1861. Father Albert Lacombe built a small chapel called the Father Lacombe chapel, which is located in the Sturgeon River valley and still stands to this day on Mission Hill. The original settlement of St. Albert was named so by Bishop Alexandre-Antonin Taché, OMI, after Saint Albert of Louvain – Father Lacombe’s name saint. Father Lacombe originally intended to found the mission in Lac Ste. Anne, but he found the soil there to be infertile and then moved the settlement to what is now known as St. Albert. There were several advantages to the location: easy access to wood and water, fertile soil, and that it was a regular stopping point for the First Nations peoples while on their travels, as well as it’s proximity to Fort Edmonton.
