Property Overview
This two-storey home on Airlies Street stands out for its generous proportions and established presence in Garden City. Its primary appeal lies in offering significantly more space—both indoors and on the land—than most comparable properties in the immediate area and wider city. With 2,286 square feet of living space and a 7,146 square foot lot, it ranks in the top 10-16% for size locally. The home is newer than many on its street, built in 1968, and features an attached garage and a renovated basement.
Its suitability leans towards buyers who prioritize space and value a home that is a standout in its neighborhood rather than just the city at large. It’s ideal for a growing family seeking room to spread out, or for someone who appreciates a larger, private yard. The renovated basement adds functional living space, appealing to those needing a rec room, home office, or separate living area. The property’s assessed value of $440k positions it as a premium home within Garden City, suited for buyers whose budget allows for a commanding presence in this specific community.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the home’s size compare to others nearby?
It is exceptionally large for the area. With over 2,200 sqft of living space, it ranks in the top 1% on its street and top 4% in Garden City, offering nearly double the average living area of homes on Airlies Street.
What is the significance of the "Elite" and "above average" rankings?
These rankings compare the home to similar properties in three tiers: its immediate street, the Garden City area, and citywide. They objectively show where this property excels, such as being in the top 2% by value on its street and top 10% by lot size in the city.
The sold price history shows a range. Why isn't the exact price listed?
Exact sale prices are not always publicly available in all jurisdictions. The provided range is based on public data, and the listing service offers to provide the precise figure via email upon request to ensure accuracy for serious buyers.
Is a 1968-built home considered modern or dated?
Context matters. While the home is 58 years old, it is newer than the average home on Airlies Street (built ~1957) and in Garden City (built ~1961). This suggests it may have more modern construction features than many neighbors, though a full inspection is always recommended.
Who would this property not suit as well?
Buyers seeking a brand-new, low-maintenance property or those whose priority is being in the top tier of the entire city’s market may look elsewhere. Its value and size are most impressive within the context of its established neighborhood.