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Grand Scala

A boutique low-rise condo in Belgravia, a short walk from the University of Alberta.

Grand Scala is a small, upscale building in Belgravia, one of the quiet, tree-lined Edmonton neighbourhoods just south of the University of Alberta. It pairs executive-style finishes with an LRT station and campus within walking distance.

Building Facts

Grand Scala at a Glance

Address11518 76 Avenue NW, Edmonton
AreaBelgravia · near the University of Alberta
BuildingBoutique low-rise of 51 units, with single-level suites and two-storey townhouse-style units
Completed2011 (City of Edmonton records)
LocationBelgravia, near McKernan/Belgravia LRT station and the University of Alberta campus
Nearest LRTMcKernan/Belgravia (Capital Line) — about 245 m in a straight line, roughly a 3-minute walk · see the LRT map

Sources: Wikipedia — McKernan/Belgravia station · City of Edmonton — Property Information open data

Reported Features

  • Car wash bay, exercise room and social room
  • Heated underground parking; some units with two side-by-side stalls
  • 9-ft ceilings, granite counters, gas fireplaces and central air
  • Condo fees that include heat and water

Features as reported; confirm current amenities for a specific unit in its listing and the condo documents.

Pros & Cons

Grand Scala Pros and Cons

From the building facts on this page. We don't publish owner reviews; ask us what recent buyers and the condo documents say.

Pros

  • About 245 m from McKernan/Belgravia LRT station, roughly a 3-minute walk.
  • Newer building (completed 2011), so major components are still early in their life.
  • Reported features include car wash bay, exercise room and social room, heated underground parking; some units with two side-by-side stalls, 9-ft ceilings, granite counters, gas fireplaces and central air.

Cons & what to check

  • Newer buildings have a shorter track record of fees and reserve fund planning to judge.
  • Details come from listing data; confirm features, fees and the reserve fund in the condo documents.
Is Grand Scala a good building to buy in?
It depends on what you need. Grand Scala suits university faculty, hospital staff and downsizers who want a quiet, boutique building near campus. On the plus side: about 245 m from McKernan/Belgravia LRT station, roughly a 3-minute walk. Before you buy, newer buildings have a shorter track record of fees and reserve fund planning to judge. Every building's health shows in its condo documents: the reserve fund study, budget and minutes.

Who it suits

University faculty, hospital staff and downsizers who want a quiet, boutique building near campus.

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What to check before you buy

Details come from listing data; confirm features, fees and the reserve fund in the condo documents. See our condo document review guide.

The Neighbourhood

Living Near Grand Scala

Belgravia is a mature, tree-lined neighbourhood south of the University of Alberta, with McKernan/Belgravia LRT station on its edge. Garneau, our nearby neighbourhood guide, has similar walkability to campus.

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