990 /Month

Forget everything you think you know about basement suites.This one faces south, and the windows are big — so the light pours in through the middle of the day and the place reads bright and open rather than tucked away. The whole home was taken back to studs and fully renovated in 2021, and this unit carries that same clean, modern feel throughout: luxury vinyl plank flooring across the living space, soft carpet underfoot in the bedroom, and crisp white finishes that make the most of the light.The bedroom comes with a proper walk-in closet — a rare thing at this size, and the difference between living somewhere and just storing your things there. The bathroom is fully modern: a glass corner shower with tiled surround, a clean white vanity with good mirror lighting.The kitchen is compact but genuinely functional, with an apartment-size fridge and a full-size stove. The layout flows well; nothing is wasted.Reserved parking is available, and lawn maintenance and snow removal are handled for you — one less thing on your list in January.One flat $200 a month covers gas, water, electricity and high-speed WiFi. No accounts to set up, no installer appointments, no surprise winter heating bill. Move in and get on with it.What's included1-bedroom south basement suite, fully renovated 2021Private side entrance under a covered porchLuxury vinyl plank flooring throughout, carpet in the bedroomWalk-in closetLarge south-facing windowsModern 3-piece bathroom with glass corner showerApartment-size fridge and full-size stoveReserved parking availableLawn maintenance and snow removal providedGas, water, electricity and high-speed WiFi bundled at a flat $200/monthThe neighbourhoodRamsay is Calgary's oldest neighbourhood, and it still feels like a village — crooked streets, century-old character homes, and a genuine sense that people know each other. You're on the bluff just southeast of downtown.Walk up Scotsman's Hill for the best free skyline view in the city, plus front-row Stampede fireworks every July. The Elbow River wraps one edge of the neighbourhood and the Bow runs past the other, with the City of Calgary pathway system connecting it all — downtown is about a ten-minute pedal without touching a major road, and Harvie Passage's whitewater and Pearce Estate Park's wetlands are minutes away.For a neighbourhood this size the food and drink punch well above its weight: brunch at Red's Diner, coffee from Rosso in the old Dominion Bridge building or Apprentice Coffee near the MacDonald Bridge, and taproom pints at Dandy Brewing. Inglewood's shops and restaurants are a five-minute walk.Who it suitsLooking for a quiet, respectful tenant to make this place home.Want to see it?Ramsay RentalsView the listing and photos: ramsayrentals.caEmail (preferred): ***********Call or text: ***********Send an inquiry from the listing page and you'll hear back the same day, directly from the person who manages the suite.