New home in Belwood Park just as connected as couple’s former inner-city digs – Calgary Herald

For Michelle, an outdoor living space was a must-have.

I like to bring my cats outside with me, she says. We put them on long leashes.

A space for a table so she and Ellery can dine in the fresh air was a consideration, as well. For that reason, Michelle was excited to see the six-foot seven-inch by 16-foot two-inch balcony off the great room.

Among the couples favourite spaces within the home is its generously proportioned U-shaped kitchen.

My mother said, I know if I love a place after I cook in the kitchen and your kitchen is perfect, says Michelle, pointing to the quality of appliances and well-designed food preparation space as personal highlights.

Belwood also has a two-bedroom townhome model called the Avenue.

What makes Belwood Park so appealing is that buyers can get a home from a builder with a good reputation that has great layouts and finishes, at a great price point, says Belwood Park sales associate Andy Issik.

They also feature the ability to customize finishes to reflect the buyers own taste and personality to really make it feel like home.

As a quick possession home, the couples finishes were already in place. But they were pleased with what they saw from Stone, the interior collection featured in their home.

Its a good contrast, says Ellery, adding that the use of greys elevate other colours within their space.

I used to be an interior decorator 10 years ago, adds Michelle, who currently works with new Canadians at a not-for-profit. They have beautiful colour swatches. Its like, just pick one and youll be happy.

DEVELOPMENT: Belwood Park.BUILDER: StreetSide Developments.AREA: Belmont is a community in south Calgary.DEVELOPER: Anthem United.PRICES: Townhomes at Belwood Park start in the $250,000s.HOURS: The sales centre is open 2 to 8 p.m. Monday through Wednesday and noon to 5 p.m. on weekends and holidays.INFORMATION:belwoodpark.com

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