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Showings start March 13th at noon. Offers presented on March 20th at noon. Discover a piece of Winnipeg music history in Scotia Heights. This charming 854 sq ft raised bungalow, affectionately known as the “Little Hippie House” is where Canadian music legend Burton Cummings, lead vocalist and keyboardist of The Guess Who lived here in the past. It’s said that many songs were written here, including Runnin’ back to Saskatoon, Rain Dance, Share the Land. It has a feature wall with names, numbers, talent agencies, bars etc. penned directly on a wall in the home. The layout offers warm character throughout, featuring hardwood floors and an open concept living and dining area. A striking brick feature wall in the dining room and a faux brick fireplace in the living room add to the home's vintage charm and personality. The partially finished basement provides additional living space with a comfortable rec room and dry bar, ideal for relaxing or entertaining. Front porch, deck, fenced yard, detached single garage, and additional parking for two more vehicles. A rare opportunity to own a home with authentic character, history, and a connection to one of Canada’s most celebrated musicians.

• Basement Development Partially Finished
• Bathrooms 1
• Bathrooms (Full) 1
• Bedrooms 2
• Building Type Raised Bungalow
• Built In 1925
• Exterior Stucco
• Floor Space 854 sqft
• Gross Taxes $2,831.88
• Neighbourhood Scotia Heights
• Property Type Residential, Single Family Detached
• Rental Equipment None
• Tax Year 2025
• Total Parking Spaces 3

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