Waverley Park Features Four Transit Stops and Basic Amenities

Market summary

Waverley Park includes one school, one park, and four transit stops. These amenities are mapped within the neighbourhood boundary.

Central finding

Waverley Park features a single school, one park, and four transit stops along 34th Street. Sources: [School]

Amenity Inventory

Waverley Park contains one school and one park according to the mapped amenity data. The school is listed with a generic label rather than a specific institutional name. This classification provides a baseline count of educational and recreational infrastructure within the neighbourhood boundary. The presence of these facilities indicates basic community services are available to residents in this area.

The park serves as a local green space for residents of Waverley Park. Its inclusion in the amenity count reflects a standard provision of public land. The school point represents an educational facility accessible to households in the vicinity. Together, these two amenities form the core non-transit infrastructure identified in the current dataset for this neighbourhood. Sources: [School]

Transit Access Points

Four transit stops are mapped within Waverley Park, all located along 34th Street. The stops are situated at intersections with McDiarmid Avenue, Cherry Crescent, and McTavish Avenue. One stop appears twice in the data at McDiarmid Avenue, suggesting potential duplication or multiple platforms. These points indicate where bus routes intersect with the main arterial road in the neighbourhood.

The concentration of transit stops on 34th Street suggests this corridor serves as the primary access point for public transportation. Residents near these intersections have direct access to bus services without requiring additional walking distance. The specific routes and frequencies are not detailed in the current evidence. This configuration supports mobility options for households located close to the street grid. Sources: [School]

The strongest counter-case

The amenity data consists of generic labels without specific names or service details. Sources: [School]

City market context

From the Brandon market article, 11 October 2026:

Brandon's August 2026 average rent stood at $1,995 per month. This city-level measure lacks supporting sales or inventory data for broader market analysis. Brandon's August 2026 average rent of $1,995 per month provides a city-level rental baseline without supported sales or inventory context.