Cute main floor suite located within walking distance to shopping and the hospital.
Neighbourhood Features
London Road Neighbourhood
London Road is a diverse neighbourhood. The spectrum of homes is wide, spanning from 1889 to new with the majority built in the 1930s. Many areas of this neighbourhood are being revitalized with infill houses. London Road is one of the oldest neighbourhoods in Lethbridge and it is the location of the house of Lethbridge's first mayor. London Road features a number of parks in the area including Kinsmen Park, London Road Park, and Kiwanis Park. It also has a number of properties that feature coulee views along the west border of the neighbourhood. London Road borders downtown and contains many small businesses such as the Urban Grocer and Crazy Cakes.
South Side Attractions
Lethbridge
South Lethbridge is the heart of our city, with more shopping and amenities than any other side of the city. Home to our hospital, college, Enmax center, city hall, indoor shopping malls and a huge collection of big box stores; this side of town is perfect for young and old alike.
South Side Attractions
Lethbridge
Scenic Drive Dog Run
A well-maintained, off-leash path to let your furry friends run free!
South Side Attractions
Lethbridge
Sugar Bowl
Great place for sledding in the winter or going for a stroll in the summer.
South Side Attractions
Lethbridge
Galt Museum
The Galt Museum holds some of Lethbridge's most interesting pieces of history.
South Side Attractions
Lethbridge
Fort Whoop Up
The replica of an original fur trading post that was originally built in the late 1800's
South Side Attractions
Lethbridge
Lethbridge Attractions
Situated in the South West corner of Alberta with a beautiful coulee and river bottom separating the city in half. Connecting the two parts of the city is the iconic High Level Bridge. This super-sunny city has a massive urban parks system thanks to a ravine created by the local river. Warm Chinook winds keep winter temperatures on the mild side.
The Lethbridge Viaduct, commonly known as the High Level Bridge, was constructed between 1907–1909 at Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada at a cost of $1,334,525.