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Why River Valley Realty?


Selling a luxury home in Windermere is about more than just putting a sign in the yard—it’s about showcasing the unique value and prestige of your property to the right audience. Here's why we are the best choice for selling your luxury home in one of Edmonton’s most exclusive neighborhoods.

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Targeted Buyer Pool

Smaller, more exclusive pool of buyers, often with specific expectations and preferences. Buyers are typically more discerning and knowledgeable, requiring a more refined approach.

Emphasis on High-End Marketing

Requires elevated marketing tools: drone footage, high-quality photography, virtual tours, and sometimes even dedicated property websites. International exposure may be necessary, as luxury buyers can come from global markets.

Longer Sales Cycle

Luxury properties often have a longer time on market due to the smaller buyer pool. The selling process can be more extended, with thorough inspections, appraisals, and negotiations.

Unique Property Features

Luxury homes often have unique amenities (e.g., home theaters, wine cellars, smart home tech) that require specific marketing to highlight their value. Requires showcasing high-quality finishes, architecture, and craftsmanship that don’t typically exist in standard homes.

Price Sensitivity and Market Knowledge

Pricing luxury real estate requires an in-depth understanding of niche market trends and comps. Sellers are usually more informed and may expect a highly strategic pricing discussion.

Higher Expectations of Service

Luxury clients expect concierge-level service, from property prep to closing. Full-service approach with personalized attention, including staging, landscaping advice, and curated marketing materials.

Marketing Is Our Specialty

Windemere Experts

At River Valley Realty, we bring unmatched expertise and local insight into Edmonton’s luxury neighborhood of Windermere. Our team not only understands the unique character and appeal of Windermere’s premier estates and exclusive communities, but we’re also deeply familiar with the lifestyle amenities and hidden gems that make this area one of Edmonton’s most desirable. From the beautiful golf courses and river valley views to high-end shopping and dining options, we’ve guided countless clients in navigating Windermere’s unique market, achieving optimal results for both buyers and sellers. When you choose River Valley Realty, you’re choosing a team that knows Windermere inside out, committed to providing a seamless, personalized experience that elevates every step of the journey."

A Few Of Our Happy Clients

Testimonials

"Ross did an amazing job helping us find our first home. We had to buy on a quick timeline and Ross came through on every step. He helped make the process go smoothly and referred us to a lawyer and an inspector that were able to help us get things done quickly. He clearly cares about the house that you purchase and will go the extra mile to find thRead MoreRead Less
"As a mortgage broker, I’ve had the pleasure of working with Evan Cochlin with several mutual clients, and each time he has demonstrated exceptional professionalism and a true client-first approach. Evan is genuinely committed to helping his clients find a home that fits not only their needs but also their lifestyle and life stage—something that setRead MoreRead Less
"They are very helpful..respectable i am very happy to all the help and advice’s to sell our home..thanks Ross our realtor"
"If you ever need a great realter please use Evan Cochlin. Even though the house I was selling was a tough sale and it was a bit of a hard market at the moment especially with the holidays etc, Evan remained professional and dilligent throughout. Constantly calm and level headed and made that sale happen in the end. He knew the ins and outs and adviRead MoreRead Less
"My partner and I could not have had a better experience than with Ross and River Valley Realty. This fall Ross helped us sell our home, and helped us buy our amazing new home. He is very knowledgeable about what to look for in a new house, and does thorough research to determine accurate home values. He was always easy to reach, kept us well inforRead MoreRead Less
"We had the pleasure of working with Evan to buy our house. He was always amazing - whether he was replying to us promptly, setting up appointments, recommending services, or just reassuring my anxious mind. The level of professionalism was outstanding! We bought our forever home thanks to Evan and the MaxWell team. I highly recommend them if you arRead MoreRead Less
"Evan was amazing, very professional, great response times, well informed and able to explain things easily, was able to hear us out and what our needs were, and took time to ensure we were informed and comfortable throughout the process"
"I had the pleasure of working with Alyssa for the purchase of my first home. Alyssa was professional and helped me so much along the way and answered all my questions as a new home buyer. She knew what I was looking for and made the process easy and enjoyable. As someone who likes to bounce design ideas of what to put in a home or figure out how tRead MoreRead Less
"This is the second time we’ve had the pleasure of working with Ross and his team for our real estate needs, and once again, the experience was outstanding. Ross was our realtor when we purchased our first home, and the process was completely stress-free and straightforward. This time around, we both sold our home and purchased a new one, and the leRead MoreRead Less
"I had the absolute pleasure of working with Alyssa Seniuk recently, representing the buyer during the process. From requesting a showing to key release on closing day and every step in between, Alyssa’s professionalism, communication, diligence and integrity were extremely apparent. Thank you for all you do Alyssa, from one realtor to another, I’m Read MoreRead Less

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Client appreciation… but make it delicious 🍝
We traded showings for sauté pans and spent the night cooking (and laughing) at Sorrentino’s ( @sorrentinos_yeg ) with some pretty amazing people. Because for us, it’s never just about buying or selling homes. It’s about the relationships we build along the way.

Good food. Good company. And a reminder of why we love what we do.

Let’s do more of this 🤍
Let’s connect. Client appreciation… but make it delicious 🍝 We traded showings for sauté pans and spent the night cooking (and laughing) at Sorrentino’s ( @sorrentinos_yeg ) with some pretty amazing people. Because for us, it’s never just about buying or selling homes. It’s about the relationships we build along the way. Good food. … The short answer? It depends...Poly B is common in homes built in the early to mid 90s. The bigger issue is usually insurance, not the pipe itself. Some insurers will cover it, some will not, and some will charge more.

Before writing an offer, you want to:

Check insurability

Understand potential replacement costs

Decide whether to negotiate

It’s not always a deal breaker. But it should always be part of the conversation. The short answer? It depends...Poly B is common in homes built in the early to mid 90s. The bigger issue is usually insurance, not the pipe itself. Some insurers will cover it, some will not, and some will charge more. Before writing an offer, you want to: Check insurability Understand potential replacement costs D… If your home isn’t keeping up with your need, keep reading 👇🏻

Maybe the space feels tighter than it used to. Maybe the layout no longer works for how you actually live. Or maybe you just catch yourself browsing listings a little more often.

Outgrowing a home is normal. It usually means life has shifted. More people, new routines, different priorities.

The good news is you have options. And the first step is simply understanding what your next chapter could look like and what it would take to get there.

If you’re wondering whether it’s time, send us a DM 📲 If your home isn’t keeping up with your need, keep reading 👇🏻 Maybe the space feels tighter than it used to. Maybe the layout no longer works for how you actually live. Or maybe you just catch yourself browsing listings a little more often. Outgrowing a home is normal. It usually means life has shifted. More people, … Being vs wanting to be a certain spirit animal are not the same. Ross is definitely on to something! 🐺

What spirit animal would you think Ross is? 1 Being vs wanting to be a certain spirit animal are not the same. Ross is definitely on to something! 🐺 What spirit animal would you think Ross is? Open house day is not the time to wing it 🙅🏻‍♂️ Preparation should happen before the doors open. Clear counters, store personal items, and clean every surface that buyers will see. Keep it calm and neutral so they can picture their own life in the space.

Lighting and temperature matter. Open the blinds, turn on lamps, and make sure the home feels comfortable right away. Many buyers form an opinion within the first 30 to 60 seconds, and that first impression carries weight.

Straighten the details, rugs, chairs, bedding, sightlines. Consistency builds confidence.

If you are getting ready to sell, we will walk you through this process step by step and make sure your home is positioned to perform. Reach out when you are ready to start planning 📲 Open house day is not the time to wing it 🙅🏻‍♂️ Preparation should happen before the doors open. Clear counters, store personal items, and clean every surface that buyers will see. Keep it calm and neutral so they can picture their own life in the space. Lighting and temperature matter. Open the blinds, turn on lamps,… When the idea of moving comes up, most people lean one way first. They either want to know what their home could sell for, or what their budget could realistically buy right now.

Both questions matter. And the answers usually look different once you see real numbers tied to your neighbourhood and your goals.

Sometimes it confirms your timing, sometimes it helps you pause. Either way, it gives you clarity. When the idea of moving comes up, most people lean one way first. They either want to know what their home could sell for, or what their budget could realistically buy right now. Both questions matter. And the answers usually look different once you see real numbers tied to your neighbourhood and your goals. Sometime… Location plays into both lifestyle and value 👇🏻

Where you live affects your routines, your sense of comfort, and how connected you feel to the people and places around you. It shows up in small moments like your commute, weekend plans, and how much you enjoy coming home at the end of the day.

Paying attention to what matters most to you in a neighbourhood can also support long term goals without adding pressure. Thoughtful choices now tend to make future transitions easier, especially if selling one day is part of the plan. There is also a nice bonus in knowing your home fits your life today while still appealing to others down the road.

If this has you thinking about what really matters to you in a location, you are already ahead of the game. 🏡 Location plays into both lifestyle and value 👇🏻 Where you live affects your routines, your sense of comfort, and how connected you feel to the people and places around you. It shows up in small moments like your commute, weekend plans, and how much you enjoy coming home at the end of the day. Paying attention to what… March reset 🏘️ This is the month for the small fixes that quietly make everything feel put together.

We’re going for low effort, high impact energy. When you handle the little things early, you avoid bigger projects later and your space just feels better day to day.

If a move is on your radar this year, staying ahead of maintenance always pays off. Have questions? Get in touch today ⬇️

Ross Storoshenko
📱 (780) 965-1544
✉️ ross@rivervalleyrealty.ca March reset 🏘️ This is the month for the small fixes that quietly make everything feel put together. We’re going for low effort, high impact energy. When you handle the little things early, you avoid bigger projects later and your space just feels better day to day. If a move is on your radar this year, staying ahead…
rivervalleyrealty Client appreciation… but make it delicious 🍝 We traded showings for sauté pans and spent the night cooking (and laughing) at Sorrentino’s ( @sorrentinos_yeg ) with some pretty amazing people. Because for us, it’s never just about buying or selling homes. It’s about the relationships we build along the way. Good food. Good company. And a reminder of why we love what we do. Let’s do more of this 🤍 Let’s connect.
rivervalleyrealty The short answer? It depends...Poly B is common in homes built in the early to mid 90s. The bigger issue is usually insurance, not the pipe itself. Some insurers will cover it, some will not, and some will charge more. Before writing an offer, you want to: Check insurability Understand potential replacement costs Decide whether to negotiate It’s not always a deal breaker. But it should always be part of the conversation.
rivervalleyrealty
rivervalleyrealty If your home isn’t keeping up with your need, keep reading 👇🏻 Maybe the space feels tighter than it used to. Maybe the layout no longer works for how you actually live. Or maybe you just catch yourself browsing listings a little more often. Outgrowing a home is normal. It usually means life has shifted. More people, new routines, different priorities. The good news is you have options. And the first step is simply understanding what your next chapter could look like and what it would take to get there. If you’re wondering whether it’s time, send us a DM 📲
rivervalleyrealty Being vs wanting to be a certain spirit animal are not the same. Ross is definitely on to something! 🐺 What spirit animal would you think Ross is?
We can make this happen
rivervalleyrealty
rivervalleyrealty Open house day is not the time to wing it 🙅🏻‍♂️ Preparation should happen before the doors open. Clear counters, store personal items, and clean every surface that buyers will see. Keep it calm and neutral so they can picture their own life in the space. Lighting and temperature matter. Open the blinds, turn on lamps, and make sure the home feels comfortable right away. Many buyers form an opinion within the first 30 to 60 seconds, and that first impression carries weight. Straighten the details, rugs, chairs, bedding, sightlines. Consistency builds confidence. If you are getting ready to sell, we will walk you through this process step by step and make sure your home is positioned to perform. Reach out when you are ready to start planning 📲
rivervalleyrealty
rivervalleyrealty When the idea of moving comes up, most people lean one way first. They either want to know what their home could sell for, or what their budget could realistically buy right now. Both questions matter. And the answers usually look different once you see real numbers tied to your neighbourhood and your goals. Sometimes it confirms your timing, sometimes it helps you pause. Either way, it gives you clarity.
rivervalleyrealty
rivervalleyrealty Location plays into both lifestyle and value 👇🏻 Where you live affects your routines, your sense of comfort, and how connected you feel to the people and places around you. It shows up in small moments like your commute, weekend plans, and how much you enjoy coming home at the end of the day. Paying attention to what matters most to you in a neighbourhood can also support long term goals without adding pressure. Thoughtful choices now tend to make future transitions easier, especially if selling one day is part of the plan. There is also a nice bonus in knowing your home fits your life today while still appealing to others down the road. If this has you thinking about what really matters to you in a location, you are already ahead of the game. 🏡
rivervalleyrealty
rivervalleyrealty March reset 🏘️ This is the month for the small fixes that quietly make everything feel put together. We’re going for low effort, high impact energy. When you handle the little things early, you avoid bigger projects later and your space just feels better day to day. If a move is on your radar this year, staying ahead of maintenance always pays off. Have questions? Get in touch today ⬇️ Ross Storoshenko 📱 (780) 965-1544 ✉️ ross @rivervalleyrealty.ca