Houses for sale in Winnipeg: Linden Woods

Houses for sale in Linden Woods, Winnipeg have a community that is a newer and serene neighbourhood, surrounded by space and impressive houses curving comfortably around a man-made lake. The vibe in Linden Woods is soft and luxurious. Streets are formed to follow the focal point which is a lovely lake, hill and two adjoining parks in the centre of the circular streets. A newer addition to founding Fort Garry North, Linden Woods has the slow, curb-side appeal of the suburbs while being adjacent to an industrial area, big box stores and major thoroughfares throughout the south.

Linden Ridge and Linden Woods form the MLS® area 1M. The greater city area, considered simply Fort Garry, has neigbourhoods running alongside both sides of Pembina offering a range of housing prices from bungalows in Fort Garry proper, to large multi-storey homes in the older area of Whyte Ridge and the new ever-expanding burbs of Bridgwater, to farm-style abodes down in St. Norbert, where the city meets the prairie. Due to the constant growth of the Bridgwater area, more and more amenities like restaurants and shopping continue to pop up, however the area lacks primary and secondary schools.

Homes in Linden Woods

Linden Woods is one of the southwest's premier neighbourhoods, built out through the 1980s and 90s around a signature man-made lake. The housing is upscale, mostly detached single-family homes with some townhouses, a lot of them with modern designs on spacious lots, laid out along winding streets that curve toward the central lake, hill and parks. It is a sought-after address for buyers who want elegance and space.

A planned, green community

This is a deliberately designed community, roughly 900 acres of it, with generous parks, traffic-calmed streets, paved walking trails and interconnected lakes at its heart. That planned, park-rich character is a big part of why families love it. Quiet, green, and easy to settle into.

Buying here

The homes are from the 80s and 90s, so many now have a few decades on them, which means it is worth checking the roof, windows and mechanicals and asking what has been updated. Give the basement and drainage a look, and on a lakeside lot, check grading and how the water sits. Selling here, the setting, the lake and parks, and the size and finish of the home are your strong points.

When was Linden Woods built?
Mostly through the 1980s and 90s, around a signature man-made lake.

What kind of homes are here?
Upscale, mostly detached single-family homes with some townhouses on spacious lots.

What is the setting like?
A planned, green community with parks, traffic-calmed streets, paved trails and interconnected lakes.

What should I check here?
The roof, windows and mechanicals on the older homes, the basement and drainage, and grading on a lakeside lot.