You can buy one of Edmonton's iconic bubble houses for $365K

Anyone who has been past those quirky bubble houses in Edmonton’s Wîhkwêntôwin neighbourhood has probably wondered what it would be like to live in one. Well, now’s your chance.
Located at 11307 102nd Ave. NW, the middle in a row of seven units, this two-storey townhouse is listed for $364,900. According to the listing, these homes were built in 1956, when Edmonton was rapidly growing.

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In the late 1950s, demand for housing was soaring, and Wîhkwêntôwin, close to downtown and its growing job market, was changing quickly. Older single-family homes were being torn down and replaced by modern apartments and townhouses like these.
That bit of mid-century optimism can still be felt here. The signature “bubble” window fills the main floor with light and gives the home its iconic look.

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The main level also contains one bedroom, with an attached four-piece bathroom.

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Upstairs, you’ll find one bedroom, a half bathroom and a small loft overlooking the main floor, with space for an office and a skylight that lets in even more natural light.

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The kitchen is cozy but bright, updated with custom cabinets and a gas range.

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Downstairs, you’ll find a finished basement and outside, a small but private fenced backyard, rare for this part of the city.

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“It’s a perfect fit for professionals or a small family. Lovingly maintained from top to bottom, pride of ownership is evident throughout,” the listing reads.
There’s no garage or assigned parking, so if you’re into cars and lots of space, this probably isn’t the place for you. But if you prefer to live a more walkable, minimal lifestyle, this location is pretty unbeatable.
Would you live in one of the bubble homes? Let us know in the comments.