Browse MLS® listings in Bittern Lake, a Bittern Lake neighbourhood.
Active listings
2
Median list price
$338,900
Avg list price
$338,900
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Bittern Lake is a charming, close-knit village located in central Alberta, originally established as Rosenroll. Known for its quiet, rural atmosphere and picturesque natural surroundings, the community offers a peaceful retreat with a slower pace of life. Buyers looking in the area will typically find a highly exclusive market, currently seeing around 2 active listings.
Situated in Camrose County, Bittern Lake is positioned conveniently along Highway 13. It lies just west of the City of Camrose and east of the City of Wetaskiwin. This strategic location gives residents the tranquility of rural village living while maintaining an easy commute to larger urban centers for employment and comprehensive services.
The real estate market in Bittern Lake is defined by single-family detached homes on generous lots, reflecting a premium positioning for rural living. Properties often feature mature landscaping and ample outdoor space, appealing to families and retirees alike. The local market typically sees a median sold price and an average sold price, reflecting the area's spacious, detached housing stock.
There are no schools directly within the village of Bittern Lake. Instead, families are served by the nearby educational districts, including the Wetaskiwin Regional Public Schools and STAR Catholic school divisions. Students typically travel by bus to attend elementary, junior high, and senior high schools in the nearby cities of Camrose or Wetaskiwin.
Bittern Lake is a highly car-dependent community with no local public transportation services. Commuting and daily errands require a personal vehicle, with Highway 13 serving as the primary thoroughfare connecting the village to Camrose to the east and Wetaskiwin to the west.
Commercial amenities within Bittern Lake are limited to local services like a post office and a greenhouse, with no major grocery stores or dining establishments in the village. Residents regularly take the short 15-minute drive into neighbouring Camrose, which offers a vibrant downtown, major retail centers, and a diverse culinary scene.
Recreation in the village centres around the outdoors and the local community hall. While the highly alkaline lake is not suitable for boating or fishing, it serves as a beautiful wildlife reserve surrounded by scenic walking trails perfect for birdwatching. Additionally, residents enjoy access to an outdoor ice surface and a skate park.
Life in Bittern Lake is characterized by a strong sense of community, volunteerism, and an appreciation for the outdoors. Seasonal gatherings at the community hall, local artisan events, and wildlife observation foster a tight-knit, family-friendly environment. Properties tend to spend an average of on the market as buyers seek out this peaceful, slow-paced rural lifestyle.
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Listing information last updated on May 14, 2026 at 11:00 pm (America/Edmonton)
