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spring 2019 | issue no. 21 + WON IT AND LOVED IT WALK ON THE WILD SIDE FLUFFY FACETIME Pet Therapy at EIA LiveSouthEdmonton.com Find the perfect home for you and your lifestyle. in Creekwood FIN D L and Creekwood UC Y. Collections F IN D H O M E . 111 ST 111 ST Y DR. NDA HE . Y . Single family | Townhomes | Paired homes | Estate homes ANTHON . Nestled in the natural 111 ST 111 ST RABBIT HILL RD RABBIT HILL RD ELLERSLIE RD. habitat surrounding . Whitemud Creek, 141 ST 141 ST these two communities in the Chappelle CHAPPELLE DR. neighbourhood feature vast wetlands, . park spaces and an extensive trail system. JAMES MOWATT TR. CALGARY TR. You can enjoy the outdoors, all while being 170 ST LiveSouthEdmonton.com 170 ST 41 AVE. SW minutes away from a new K-9 school and In the Chappelle neighbourhood of West Heritage Valley N other major amenities. CHAPPELLE WAY Sherrick_17434-V2.indd 2 2019-05-22 4:28 PM Sherrick_17434-V2.indd 3 2019-05-22 4:28 PM E T TH VISI Downtown 25 minutes away North Saskatchewan River South Edmonton Common CURRENTS OF 13 minutes away Estates of Creighton Place WINDERMERE Single family homes Creekwood Food Collections Cineplex Odeon Theatre ive Klair Homes y Dr Bla enda ckmu ny H d C Ace Lange Homes 7405 Creighton Place SW Antho reek Ambleside Eco Station 4689 Chegwin Wynd SW FUTURE Prominent Homes PARK & RIDE Food 7407 Creighton Place SW Bogey Busters Hillview Master Builder Driving Range 4691 Chegwin Wynd SW Alquinn Homes Ellerslie Road Ellerslie Road Jägare Ridge Golf 7409 Creighton Place SW and Country Club Food d a l JOHNNY BRIGHT i Ro ll a Kirkland Homes Hi SCHOOL r it T b ab t R Fire Station 28 t 7411 Creighton Place SW a FUTURE Crawford Grove w HOSPITAL o M New showhomes open! s e 127 Street SW m a J Caliber Master Builder Pizza/Convenience Food ROBERTA 6306 Crawford Link SW MACADAMS Chappelle Vista Drive SCHOOL Chappelle Crystal Creek Homes Paired homes Whitemud Creek Ravine System 6308 Crawford Link SW 141 Street SW DONALD R. GETTY Happy Planet Homes W hitem reek SCHOOL K9 Triumph Homes 6514 Chappelle Vista SW ud C 7012 Chivers Loop SW SHOWHOMES Estate Homes Klair Homes C rt u h o 7014 Chivers Loop SW e g C w g OPEN in e i h v n Wyn s i The Brooks d u r C D Kirkland Homes Paired homes e FUTURE James Mowatt Trail l 7016 Chivers Loop SW l HIGH e p SCHOOL p Klair Homes C a h a h Mill Street Homes 6364 Cartmell Road SW p C p e e iv l 7018 Chivers Loop SW r l FUTURE LRT LINE D e Crawford Drive d W r o a f SHOWHOMES y Chappelle Road w a North Pointe Homes r 9.8 km of walking C y Caspia a SHOWHOMES and bike paths in the Coming soon! W Townhomes Crawford Grove neighbourhood rd fo Beulah Alliance Church Chivers Gate w ra C d Coming soon! C oa happelle R Bedrock Homes C SHOWHOMES h SHOWHOMES i v The Brooks e Crawford Grove C r OPEN Caspia s h H Klair Homes L a SHOWHOMES o p o e p p Chappelle Vista r Townhomes Chappelle Vista i OPEN e y SHOWHOMES t a a l l g e W Creighton Place e ST. THOMAS e R l City Homes V l o AQUINAS e a a p l SCHOOL 8237 Chappelle Way p d l e a y h OPEN C T r Cre a ighton Place i l 41 Avenue SW 41 Avenue SW To QE II g Edmonton International Airport (EIA) 4 CreekLife | spring 2019 12 minutesLiveSouthEdmonton.com away 5 Contents Klair Custom Homes builds stunning, high-quality homes with the utmost value that buyers love in the features beautiful community of Creekwood Chappelle. 21 delivers quality to their buyers. Whether it’s the unique and functional house plans, top-quality 21 NATURE WALK Odvod Media 10221 123 Street, Edmonton, AB Custom Home will exceed expectations! Discover the natural beauty Canada T5N 1N3 Visit our show homes at: of Creekwood and T 780.451.1379 F 780.482.5417 Creekwood Collections 7405 Creighton Place SW, 7014 Chivers Loop SW, odvod.com By Keri Sweetman 6364 Cartmell Road SW. [email protected] Contact us: P: 780-265-4300 E: [email protected] 26 Publisher CANINE CUDDLES Odvod Media TAKE FLIGHT Graphic Design Edmonton International CUSTOM HOMES (EDMONTON) LTD. Alexa Guse, Helis Podnek Airport’s pet therapy program an instant success MASTER BUILDER Production Art By Sasha Roeder Mah Odvod Media www.klaircustomhomes.ca Klair Custom Homes Edmonton LTD 10 klairhomesedm Contributors 04 AMENITIES MAP Caroline Barlott, Curtis Comeau, 30 Cooper & O’Hara, Rosalyn Lazaruk, 09 CONTRIBUTORS MORTGAGE Adrianna MacPherson, Sasha MATTERS Roeder Mah, Sheri Mitchell, 25 AREA EVENTS Don’t stress about the Keri Sweetman mortgage stress test 35 CONSTRUCTION UPDATES Accounting 32 Lana Luchianova 17 BUILDER Q&A Sales and Traffic Assistant MANGIA! Crystal Creek Homes creates Adrienne Vanderheyden Ripe Tomato Pizza is making a seamless homebuilding it fresh right in Chappelle process and provides expert Printing 10 By Adrianna MacPherson guidance to its new homebuyers Burke Group of Companies Ltd. MEET THE NEIGHBOURS They won the home, but the neighbourhood 26 No part of this publication may was the prize be reproduced without the written consent of the publisher. The views and opinions herein do not necessarily represent those of Odvod Media, Delcon 13 Creekwood Master GP Ltd. or DESIGN DIY Delcon Creekwood X Ltd. Choosing the right window coverings for your home, and your lifestyle 6 CreekLife | spring 2019 LiveSouthEdmonton.com 7 Contributors COOPER & O’HARA @cooperandohara Cooper & O’Hara are an award-winning photography duo formed by Bryan Cooper and Thomas O’Hara. Specializing in commercial and editorial photography, the two bring a unique combination of an easy-going nature and anything-for-a-shot work ethic. The creative duo calls Edmonton home, but have had the opportunity to travel to other parts of Canada and internationally. They pride themselves on being expert travellers and getting where they need to be to capture the moment. Nostalgia “...pleasure and fondness that is caused by remembering something from the past and wishing that you could experience it again.” KERI SWEETMAN A home is a storyboard for our family’s lives. Keri Sweetman is a veteran journalist who spent more than 30 years at the Edmonton The home you will remember when nostalgia touches you. Journal, Ottawa Citizen and other media organizations. She is now a freelance writer 780.566.0653 and editor in Edmonton. In summertime, she enjoys discovering the flora and fauna Mill Street builds beautiful custom homes in all price ranges and sizes. millstreethomes.ca found near her cottage in eastern Ontario. CURTIS COMEAU @curtiscomeauphoto Curtis Comeau is an advertising and editorial photographer in Edmonton, Alberta. His home and lifestyle work has appeared in magazines like Western Living, Avenue Magazine and advertising campaigns for Kanvi Homes and Landmark Homes. Curtis has also been a judge for the Canadian Home Builders Association SAM awards. SASHA ROEDER MAH Sasha Roeder Mah is a freelance communications professional with a background in features journalism. As a writer and editor, she has shared her passion for human- interest storytelling with the Edmonton Journal, Edmonton Economic Development Corporation, Today’s Parent and extensively for the University of Alberta, among others. 8 CreekLife | spring 2019 LiveSouthEdmonton.com 9 atherine Hart remembers the day that her husband called her to tell By Caroline Barlott her he’d won a DreamLife Lottery Photography Curtis Comeau Kgrand prize dream home. He called her from work, and he was so excited that he had a hard time explaining the win. “I was confused at first because Clint … called me really quick with half-formed sentences about what happened,” says Katherine. It didn’t take long for the confusion to quickly morph into excitement for the couple, who have both a two- and a three-year-old. And within about a month, the young family moved into their new home in the southwest neighbourhood of Creekwood Collections in Chappelle. Prior to winning the home, the couple really didn’t know anything about the area. They had been living in Carlton, a northwest neighbourhood and were incredibly excited to move into their new home with its high ceilings, expansive rooms and modern decor. They were thrilled with the win, and knew the home could grow with their family, but they didn’t know what the neighbourhood would have in store until they really started looking into it. The first thing they did was look on Google Earth to see where the nearest school was located. “We were pretty excited when we saw that there is a brand new school within a few blocks from the house,” says Clint. The kids have been excited by their encounters with wildlife along the many nature paths. They can actually see the school where MEET THE NEIGHBOURS: their young daughter attends preschool — Donald R. Getty School — from her bedroom window. The preschool filled quickly for registration, says Katherine, an indication THE HART there are plenty of other families with young children in the area — and those other families The spot where the lottery home resides currently there are more shops being have been really welcoming to the Harts. currently does not have neighbours right built right in the area with a drug store FAMILY “There’s an informal mom’s group and it’s next to it.
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