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Haddow is named after Albert Walker “Bert” Haddow, a Edmonton’s city engineer for forty years. From Ontario, Haddow moved to Edmonton in 1910 to work for the city engineering department and became head city engineer in 1919, overseeing the construction of bridges, roadways and underpasses, but is most famous for supervising the construction of the city centre airport. Haddow was instrumental in developing the Riverside golf course and transforming former landfill sites into recreational areas.

Haddow Real Estate Statistics

Total Listings: 34
Average Price: $471,823
Highest Price: $1,199,900
Lowest Price: $165,900

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Haddow lies within the Terwillegar Heights servicing concept plan area. It is located in the southwestern portion of the City of Edmonton, to the south of the developed residential neighbourhoods of Henderson Estates and Falconer Heights and between Terwillegar Drive and the North Saskatchewan River. The plan for Haddow was approved by Council in 1993 and the neighbourhood began to undergo construction in the late 1990s. Prior to urban development the land was in agricultural use. More about Haddow...

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Haddow Neighbourhood Facts

Major access to the neighbourhood is provided from Terwillegar Drive and Riverbend Road. The interior circulation network consists of a looping collector road along which a series of cul-de-sacs and inner streets are oriented. A park site is located in the centre of the neighbourhood, and the Solicitor General Staff College property is located in the northwestern corner of the neighbourhood, adjacent to the North Saskatchewan River.

Haddow is predominantly a low density residential neighbourhood and single detached units are the most common housing form. Medium density multi-family housing sites are located in the south and eastern portions of the neighbourhood, adjacent to the collector road. The neighbourhood’s stormwater management system compliments Haddow’s open space plan, and a series of strategically located pathways provide connections for pedestrians throughout the neighbourhood.

Information taken from City of Edmonton website.

 

Listing information last updated on April 25th, 2019 at 4:16pm MDT.