Featured Property: Jamestown Village

Jamestown Village is in an excellent residential neighborhood of Richfield that is close to playgrounds and several elementary and junior high schools in the south side of Edmonton. 

Jamestown Village Townhouse has two bedroom suites with 1120 sq. ft. and three bedrooms with 1170 sq. ft. Home layout offers 3 levels of living space and include 1 ½ bathrooms. This Architecturally significant complex has a beautiful brick façade and is trimmed with stucco and siding. Many units have brick trimmed archways over the front door. These large upgraded units are spacious and provide plenty of room. The landscaped is well maintained and beautifully done with mature trees and manicured lawns and gardens which provide plenty of green space to the young families. St Elizabeth Catholic School and Grace Martin School few steps away are a great benefit for those with young children. Sorry no pets allowed!

These town homes also have upgraded 2 bedrooms and 3 bedroom units called Elite which have sophisticated and trendy interiors. These upgrades include kitchen interiors with Stainless steel, energy efficient appliances, full height backsplash, vinyl tile floors and laminate counters. The kitchen also has Under cabinet lighting & ceramic top range.

Whether you’re looking for a 2 or 3-bedroom home, you are sure to find a perfect match at Jamestown Village by MHA Properties. Other amenities include full basement, patio, fenced yard with storage shed and 1 powered parking stall. With lots of amenities like schools and major shopping areas close by it is perfect for you and your family. And if that isn’t enough to move you, we have some incredible incentives right now that will convince you to take the plunge!

Incredible Incentives! Save $$$ in amazing offers!! 

Save up to $2800 on a 12-month lease which includes:

·         One month Free rent

·         Free Telus internet, TV & PVR

·         Reduced security deposit $395

·         Laundry Package

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This great offer won’t last forever! Visit our website to request a viewing today!

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Getting Your Vehicle Ready For Winter

The days are getting shorter and it’s time to get your car or truck winter-ready. The last thing you want is to be left in the cold while out on the roads. Experts offer these tips for getting your vehicle ready to prevent major headaches later on.
Here's what you can do:
1. Make sure you have a heavy-duty ice scraper and snow brush in your vehicle.
2. Cold weather reduces tire pressure, so check tire pressure often. 3. In severe winter temperatures, you may have to change the grade of your engine oil. Check your vehicle's Owner's Manual for the viscosity grade recommended for your vehicle's engine.
4. Check your wiper blades. Cold temperatures can make blades brittle, and ice on the windshield can cause nicks in the blades, decreasing performance.
5. If you're planning a trip, take a blanket, extra-warm clothing, a collapsible shovel, a bag of road salt and an extra bottle of windshield washer fluid.
6. Put on snow tires if you live in major snow belt areas.
7. Take care of your windshield: Make sure your vehicle has antifreeze rated for the coldest weather. It's also a smart idea to replace your windshield wipers every year before winter begins or purchase winter rated windshield wipers.
8. Lights On - In rainy or snowy weather, turn on your headlamps and tail lamps. Even if your visibility is good, other drivers will have a better view of your vehicle in their rear view mirrors.
9. Snow on the Roof: If you live in a snow belt, don't let snow pile up on top of your car or truck. Peaks of snow increase drag and decrease gas mileage. Also, don't let snow pile up in the bed of your pickup. It can cause an obstruction of your view and the view of other drivers.
10. Battery efficiency: Most cold-weather breakdowns occur because batteries aren't delivering full cranking power. Get your battery checked and make sure battery cables are corrosion-free.
11. All-season vs. winter tires: Although all-season tires can be used in a moderate winter environment, winter tires provide the best cold weather performance below 7°C. This includes wet and dry in addition to snow/ice/slush surfaces where greater tread flexibility leads to better grip.
12. Loss of Pressure: Tires will lose pressure when the temperature gets colder. The general rule provided by tire manufacturers is 7kpa or 1psi drop for every 5 degree Celsius or Fahrenheit change, so measuring tire pressures year-round is vital. 

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