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73 Autumn Green Se 7 3 A U T U M N G R E E N S E 403.247.9988 [email protected] www.themckelviegroup.com 7 3 A U T U M N G R E E N S E Welcome to 73 Autumn Green, this beautiful starter home is the perfect fit for any young family or couple. Custom design in the kitchen includes extra floor space and cabinetry - the only home on the block built with this added bonus! Recent upgrades include fresh paint, new luxury flooring (throughout upper), fully landscaped with two-tier TREX decking package. This 3 bedrrom & 2.5 bathroom home is sure to impress with a bright and open floor plan, welcoming kitchen, dining, and family room as well as a flex space / den. Features include hardwood flooring, built-in humidifier, fireplace, kitchen island w/sink, walk-in pantry, new low maintenance decking, and storage shed. Just steps out of the backdoor is a wonderful park and playground, a short 7min walk to the new public elementary school (Auburn Bay School), and even closer to the soon to be catholic school. Walk out into the community and enjoy the various pathways, ponds, parks, and green-spaces, as well as the popular SETON shopping area, VIP theatre, hospital, and South Health Campus. HOA includes private lake privileges, clubhouse, fishing, playground, and splash park. 403.247.9988 [email protected] www.themckelviegroup.com Fish Creek Park DOG PARK Sikome Lake McKenzie MAHOGANY Meadows Golf Club AUBURN BAY SHOPPING Lake Chaparral AUBURN BAY Rec Centre COMMUNITY CENTRE Blue Devil Golf CLub South Health Campus Hospital WELCOME TO AUBURN BAY Auburn Bay is a new suburban residential neighbourhood in the southeast quadrant of Calgary, Alberta. It is located at the southeastern edge of the city, and is bounded by Seton Boulevard to the south, Deerfoot Trail to the west, 52 Street E to the east and Stoney Trail to the north.The South Health Campus and southeast Calgary hospital is located immediately to the south of the community. A proposed southeastern extension of the city's C-Train system is planned to run along the community's eastern boundary, parallel to 52 Street. Auburn Bay Home Owners Association 200 Auburn Bay Boulevard SE Calgary, Alberta T3M 0A4 403-537-2601 https://auburnbayra.ca/ This great family community offers the recreation facility right on the lake with a sandy beach, large park area, playground, tennis courts and more. There is also a huge gymnasium and room rentals. Auburn Bay Community Association Newsletter https://www.auburnbayliving.ca/ Links: https://www.facebook.com/AuburnBayCA h ttps://twitter.com/auburnbayca https://www.instagram.com/auburnbay_ca/ This great community also offers plenty of green space with parks, playgrounds, baseball diamonds, a dog park and more! Public Transit: http://www.calgarytransit.com/schedules-maps AUBURN BAY SHOPPING SHOPPING - Close by Auburn Bay Station MAHOGANY VILLAGE MARKET 100 Auburn Meadows Blvd SE Tenants: Co-op, Liquor store, Pet Planet, A&W, Urban Bar, This retail district features an exciting The Brow Studio, Dominos Pizza and more. list of shops and services, including Sobeys, Shoppers Drug Mart, Tim Horton’s, Cobs Bread, ATB Financial, G ROCERY STORES Dairy Queen, Kinjo Sushi & Grill, The Auburn Bay Co-op - 100 Auburn Meadows Blvd SE # 700 Canadian Brewhouse, State & Main, Sobeys in Mahogany - 7 Mahogany Plaza SE Pizza Hut, Subway, Rice King, Nando’s, Sobeys in McKenzie Towne - 20 McKenzie Towne Ave SE Bone & Biscuit, Freshii, Brokin’ Yolk, Safeway - South Trail Crossing ScotiaBank, TD Canada Trust, RBC Planet Organic Supermarket - 4916 130 Ave SE #100 Royal Bank, Pizza 73, Taco Time, Real Canadian Superstore - 4700 130 Ave SE #100 Second Cup, Sobeys Liquor, Face Amor and a nail salon, barber, gas station, dry cleaner, music school, dance studio, taekwondo studio, art studio, doctor, dentist, veterinarian, daycare and preschool. https://www.mahoganyliving.com/community- lifestyle/whats-here/village-market/ McKenzie Towne 20 McKenzie Towne Ave SE Tenants: Sobeys, Petro Canada, Good Life Fitness, Pet Planet, Scotia Bank, Secnd Cup Chicken on the Way and more! South Trail Crossing 4915 130 Ave SE Tenants: Safeway, Lowes, Reitmans, London Drugs, Dollarama, Tim Hortons McDonalds, Home Depot, restaurants and services and more! Shawnessy Village Shopping Centre 16061 MacLeod Trail S Tenants: Superstore, Hudsons, Landmark Cinemas, IHOP, Winners, Chapters, Golf Town, Canadian Tire, Lowes, Petland, Walmart, Home Depot, Tim Hortons, Best Buy and more! PARKS & REC GOLF Blue Devil Golf Club Fish Creek Provincial Park 2300 194 Ave SE https://www.albertaparks.ca/parks/kananaskis/fish-creek-pp/ (403) 917-1229 https://www.bluedevilgolf.com/ Sikome Aquatic Facility Sikome Cir SE McKenzie Meadows Golf Club (403) 297-5293 17215 McKenzie Meadows Dr SE https://www.albertaparks.ca/parks/kananaskis/fish-creek- (403) 257-2255 pp/information-facilities/special-facilities/sikome-aquatic- http://www.mckenziemeadows.com/ facility/ Auburn Bay Dog Park 252 Auburn Bay Dr SE http://www.calgary.ca/CSPS/Parks/Pages/Locations/Off-leash-area- locations.aspx Cardel Rec Centre South 333 Shawville Blvd SE #100 (403) 201-8652 http://cardelrec.com/ South Health Campus YMCA 4448 Front St SE (403) 956-3900 https://www.ymcacalgary.org/program- descriptions/locations/south-health-campus-ymca/ 403.247.9988 [email protected] www.themckelviegroup.com SCHOOLS SCHOOLS POLICE St. Cecilia School (K-6) CATHOLIC CALL 911 for all emergencies. Auburn Bay School (K-4) PUBLIC 610 Agate Crescent SE 7 Auburn Bay Avenue SE 403-500-2040 Midnapore Police Station 403-817-3540 https://www.cssd.ab.ca/schools/stcecilia/Pages/ 450 Midpark Way SE http://school.cbe.ab.ca/school/auburnbay/Pages/de default.aspx (403) 428-6800 fault.aspx Prince Of Peace School (K-9) CATHOLIC Andrew Sibbald School (4-6) PUBLIC HOSPITALS 43 Auburn Meadows Blvd SE 1711 Lake Bonavista Dr SE 403-500-2125 South Health Campus 403-777-6830 https://www.cssd.ab.ca/schools/princeofpeace/ (24 hour Emergency) http://school.cbe.ab.ca/school/andrewsibbald/Page Pages/default.aspx 4448 Front St SE s/default.aspx Phone: (403) 956-1111 (Switchboard) All Saints High School (10-12) Catholic Nickle School (5-9) PUBLIC 729 Legacy Village Road SE 2500 Lake Bonavista Dr SE Alberta Children`s Hospital 403-500-2133 403-777-7720 (24 hour Emergency) https://www.cssd.ab.ca/schools/allsaints/Pages/ http://school.cbe.ab.ca/school/nickle/Pages/default. 2888 Shaganappi Trail NW default.aspx aspx Phone: 403-955-7211 FUTURE SCHOOLS: Joane Cardinal-Schubert High School (10-12) https://www.cssd.ab.ca/School/FutureSchool Mahogany Medical Clinic PUBLIC s/AuburnBay/Pages/default.aspx 7 Mahogany Plaza SE #670 19480 45 St SE (587) 355-3300 403-817-3600 Pre School https://www.mahoganymedicalclinic.ca/ http://school.cbe.ab.ca/school/joanecardinalschube rt/Pages/default.aspx Mahogany Scholars Preschool VETS 9 Mahogany Row SE Auburn Bay Veterinary Clinic PRIVATE SCHOOLS (403) 475-5635 334-100 Auburn Meadows Drive SE https://mahoganyscholars.ca/ (587) 356-0911 Calgary Waldorf School www.calgarywaldorf.org FIRE DEPARTMENT Mahogany Veterinary Clinic CALL 911 for all emergencies. 1440 7 Mahogany Plaza Southeast Renert School (587) 354-0770 www.renertschool.ca McKenzie Town Fire Station 30 https://mahoganyvet.ca/ 6 McKenzie Towne Gate Webber Academy http://www.webberacademy.ca/ (403) 268-2489 Seton Fire Station No. 41 Mountain View Academy 3790 Seton Dr SE http://mountainviewacademy.ca/.
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