Silverberry Homes Edmonton

The Silver Berry neighbourhood in Mill Woods, which is next to the Bisset neighbourhood, is situated inside the Meadows Area Structure Plan (ASP), which establishes the western half of the ASP. The neighbourhood is bordered to the east by 17th Street, to the south by 23rd Avenue, and to the west by 34th Street in addition to Mill Creek.

The southern part of Silver Berry was previously used for agricultural agriculture, but the northern section of the neighbourhood, which is close to Mill Creek, was left in its natural state. Apartments, row homes, single- and semi-detached houses, and other forms of housing are all present in Silver Berry.

In the middle of the neighbourhood, next to a linear park, is a sizable school and park site that is encircled by residential land use. Residents benefit greatly from Mill Creek, which runs the entire length of the neighborhood's northern boundary. Silver Berry provides residents with exceptional access to outdoor amenity space by including public access to Mill Creek as well as a variety of additional parks and open space corridors. There are two utility rights-of-way in the area, one going east-west and the other north-south, and both have been landscaped as linear parks.

The neighbourhood plan contains a number of undeveloped sites for neighborhood-level commercial development. Residents do, however, have access to a range of amenities, including commercial and employment options, in the neighborhood's neighbouring Mill Woods, at South Edmonton Common, and at the Edmonton Research Park, which is situated west of the community along 23rd Avenue.

The shrub that produces grey-white berries has the name "Silver Berry." The names of each neighbourhood in The Meadows are taken from the surrounding flora. You can get in touch with our The Bagga Team to take advantage of the chance to purchase a home in this neighbourhood and begin to reside in such a beautiful area of Edmonton.

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