Style: Bungalow

Basement: Crawlspace

Parking Type: Stone/Gravel Driveway - Paved Street

Garage: Double Detached

Gas Budget: $55

Hydro Budget: $75

Electrical Amps: 200

Heating: Gas

Cooling: Central Air Conditioning

Sewer: Community, Septic Tank & Field

Water Supply: well

Sump Pump: Yes

Backwater Valve: No

Flooring: Laminate and Tile

Woodwork: painted

Roof Type: Asphalt Shingles

Exterior Fin.: Vinyl

Front Exposure: S

Cable: Yes

Satellite: No

Equipment Included:

• Stove
• Dishwasher
• Washer
• Dryer
• Blinds
• Window Coverings
• Refrigerator
• Built-in Microwave

Other:

Property Features:

• Heated by Forced Air High Efficiency Natural Gas Furnace

• Heat Recovery Ventilator

• Sump Pump

• Radon Test Well

• 200 Amp Electrical Panel

• Gas Budget: $55/mth

• Hydro Budget: $75/mth

• Central Air Conditioning

• 2x 30 Gallon Electric Hot Water Tanks (Kitchen, Washer, Both Baths, Connectable)

• Digital Water Softener

• Vinyl Exterior Finish

• Asphalt Shingled Roof

• Aluminum Soffits and Fascia

• Insulation Values: R50 Vaulted Ceiling, R60 Flat Celing, R20 Walls, Rim Joist Spray Foamed, R23 Crawl Space

• PVC Windows

• Laminate and Tile Flooring

• Crawlspace (Superior Walls Prefab, 4ft High, 22 Goliath Screw Piles, Deck Also on Screw Piles)

• Well Water

• Community Sewer - Low Pressure + Septic Tank ($80 Quarterly)

• MTS Highspeed Internet

• IKEA Kitchen ‘TNGSRYD’ Cabinets, Butcher Block Counters, Soft Close, Drawer in Drawer

• 26'x32'Double Detached Insulated & Heated Garage (Wired w/ 4800W Heater)

• 46' Deck

• Irrigation Pump Hardwired with Intake Hose to Reach the Canal

Neighbourhood Features:

A haven for settlers who founded New Iceland on the shore of Lake Winnipeg in 1875, Gimli - Norse for home of the gods - is still a welcoming harbour.

Take a swim, build a sandcastle or stroll on the beach and mural-covered seawall to savour the view of an inland ocean that stretches to the horizon.

Browse in the resort town's art galleries, dine on fresh lake pickerel at one of the homey cafés or at the Lakeview Resort dining room overlooking the beach and harbour, or rent a cottage and enjoy own catch of the day.

Unleash your inner Viking at Islendingadagurinn, an annual Icelandic summer festival that marks its 125th year in 2014, and peruse family histories preserved in the Book of Life at the Icelandic Heritage Museum, where you can enjoy a traditional prune torte called vinatarta. 

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