Browse MLS® listings in Duvernay, a Duvernay neighbourhood.
Active listings
8
Median list price
$49,900
Avg list price
$49,900
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$49,900
206 River ST, Duvernay
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$49,900
208 River ST, Duvernay
Vacant Lot
$49,900
202 River ST, Duvernay
Vacant Lot
$49,900
204 River ST, Duvernay
Vacant Lot
$49,900
208 River Street, Duvernay
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$49,900
202 River Street, Duvernay
Other
$49,900
206 River Street, Duvernay
Other
$49,900
204 River Street, Duvernay
Other
Duvernay is a peaceful, unincorporated hamlet in central Alberta, situated within the County of Two Hills No. 21. Nestled along the south bank of the North Saskatchewan River, it offers residents a quiet, rural lifestyle deeply connected to the region's agricultural roots. The community is steeped in local history, notably lending its name to the geological Duvernay Formation.
Located approximately 135 kilometres northeast of Edmonton, Duvernay sits just 1.6 kilometres north of the intersection of Highway 36 and Highway 29. The hamlet lies directly across the North Saskatchewan River from the community of Brosseau, providing a scenic and remote setting while maintaining highway access to surrounding regional centres.
The real estate landscape in Duvernay is defined by its rural setting, consisting predominantly of single-family detached homes and acreage properties. The market generally reflects mid-range pricing for those seeking country living, with a median sold price and properties averaging on the market.
Educational needs for Duvernay families are serviced by the broader County of Two Hills No. 21 school divisions. Students typically travel to the nearby Town of Two Hills, which features facilities such as Two Hills Public School and Two Hills Mennonite School. Regional yellow bus service provides essential transportation for students in this rural area.
There is no public transit network operating within the hamlet, meaning residents rely entirely on personal vehicles. Regional connectivity is supported by nearby Highway 36 (Veterans Memorial Highway) and Highway 29, which offer straightforward commutes to neighbouring municipalities.
Commercial amenities and dining establishments are limited within the hamlet itself, preserving its quiet, rural charm. Residents typically take a short drive to the nearby Town of Two Hills or other larger regional hubs for their groceries, retail shopping, and restaurant dining.
Outdoor recreation is a major draw, anchored by the community's immediate proximity to the North Saskatchewan River, which is ideal for boating and fishing. Nearby conservation areas, such as the Spruce Hills site to the east, offer thousands of acres of natural terrain for hiking, ATV riding, and snowmobiling.
Life in Duvernay appeals to those seeking a slow-paced, secluded, and nature-oriented lifestyle away from urban sprawl. The community is defined by its sweeping agricultural landscapes, outdoor recreational access, and a close-knit, rural atmosphere.
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Listing information last updated on July 13, 2026 at 10:00 pm (America/Edmonton)
