Browse MLS® listings in Colinton, a Colinton neighbourhood.
Active listings
3
Median list price
$29,900
Avg list price
$91,567
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Colinton is a small, quiet hamlet in northern Alberta, located within Athabasca County. Situated amidst a scenic boreal landscape, it offers a peaceful rural lifestyle while remaining connected to larger centers. With a tight-knit population and an affordable cost of living, it is known for its agricultural roots and community-oriented charm. The local real estate market is intimate but accessible, with 3 active listings and homes sold over the past year.
Colinton is located approximately 121 kilometres north of Edmonton and just 4 kilometres east of Highway 2 on Highway 663. It lies just a short drive south of the Town of Athabasca, serving as a tranquil rural outpost within the broader Athabasca region.
The housing landscape in Colinton is predominantly made up of affordable, detached single-family homes set on spacious rural lots. The character is practical and country-oriented, appealing to those seeking room to breathe away from the city. The area presents an attractive entry point for buyers, reflected by a median sold price and an average list price of $91,567.
As a small hamlet, Colinton does not have its own active schools. Students in the area typically travel a short distance to nearby Athabasca to attend schools within the Aspen View Public Schools division, such as Landing Trail Intermediate School or Edwin Parr Composite High School.
Due to its rural setting, there is no conventional public transit system in Colinton. Residents rely entirely on personal vehicles to commute and access amenities in neighboring towns. However, specialized community transportation services are available for seniors and individuals with disabilities through Athabasca County.
Commercial amenities within the hamlet are limited, though Colinton is famous throughout northern Alberta for the Colinton Hotel, which hosts a highly popular weekly 'Steak Night' during the summer months that draws visitors from across the region. For groceries, broader retail, and essential services, residents make the short drive north to Athabasca.
The area is a hub for outdoor enthusiasts, featuring access to the historic Athabasca Landing Trail, which provides extensive paths for hiking, cycling, and ATV riding. Locally, the community enjoys a well-maintained picnic shelter, while the nearby Forfar Recreation Park offers additional camping and outdoor recreational space.
Life in Colinton revolves around community, outdoor recreation, and a deep appreciation for the natural environment. Residents enjoy a slow-paced, close-knit rural lifestyle with easy access to regional trails and community gatherings. Properties here see an average of on the market, appealing to buyers looking for a quiet, rural retreat.
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Listing information last updated on May 21, 2026 at 1:00 am (America/Edmonton)
