How is transit from Breckenridge Greens to downtown Edmonton?

Transit access is one of the neighbourhood's practical strengths. The Lewis Farms Transit Centre, which opened in 2011 and includes a park-and-ride lot, is nearby and serves express Route 900X to downtown and Route 920X to the University Transit Centre. For drivers, Whitemud Drive provides a fast route east toward the university and downtown core.

What schools serve Breckenridge Greens?

Breckenridge Greens sits within Edmonton Public Schools boundaries. The Lewis Farms area is served by schools in the broader west Edmonton catchment. Edmonton Catholic Schools also operates schools in the region. Parents should confirm current catchment boundaries directly with EPSB at epsb.ca, as boundaries can shift with enrolment changes.

How competitive is the Breckenridge Greens market right now?

The neighbourhood has 20 active listings and homes have been selling at a sale-to-list ratio recently, giving a clear signal of how firm sellers are holding on price. Because the neighbourhood is small — under 800 homes total — well-priced listings tend to move without sitting long. Buyers should be prepared to act quickly on properties that meet their needs.

Is Breckenridge Greens getting any new amenities?

Yes — the City of Edmonton is building the Lewis Farms Recreation Centre at 22103 92 Avenue NW, about a 5-minute drive from the neighbourhood. The facility will include a 50-metre pool, twin arena, fitness centre, double gymnasium, and a public library branch. Construction is on schedule and the opening is anticipated for fall 2028. This is a significant upgrade for the entire Lewis Farms area.

What is the average price per square foot in Breckenridge Greens?

Current listings and recent sales in Breckenridge Greens reflect an average of per square foot. Because most homes here are 1990s-era single-family detached, price-per-square-foot comparisons are meaningful — the stock is relatively homogenous in age and construction type, making that metric a reliable benchmark when comparing specific listings.

Real Estate in Breckenridge Greens, Edmonton

Breckenridge Greens draws buyers who want a finished, established west Edmonton neighbourhood without the noise of active construction.

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$284,950

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$384,035

Homes for Sale in Breckenridge Greens, Edmonton

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$518,000

2255 BRENNAN Court, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,790.16 sqft

$270,000

260 LEWIS ESTATES Boulevard, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,382.42 sqft

$290,000

233 SUDER GREENS DR, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,257 sqft

$279,900

279 SUDER GREENS Drive, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,057.89 sqft

$249,900

279 SUDER GREENS Drive, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,031.84 sqft

$229,000

279 SUDER GREENS Drive, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 847.23 sqft

$479,900

1524 BRECKENRIDGE CL, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,330 sqft

$575,000

661 BEVINGTON Place, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,674.02 sqft

$514,900

2031 BRENNAN Crescent, Edmonton

Bungalow · 1 bed · 3 bath · 1,392.65 sqft

$599,702

1381 BRECKENRIDGE Drive, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,839.89 sqft

$219,000

304 Lewis Estates Boulevard, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,006.97 sqft

Buying in Breckenridge Greens

Who fits here

Breckenridge Greens draws buyers who want a finished, established west Edmonton neighbourhood without the noise of active construction. About 81% of homes are single-family detached — well-suited to families and move-up buyers seeking space and a yard — while the remaining 19% are low-rise condominiums that appeal to downsizers or first-time buyers easing into ownership. The neighbourhood has effectively built out, so streets are quiet and the community feel is settled. Its location just inside the Anthony Henday ring road keeps commute times reasonable while placing residents away from higher-traffic corridors. Buyers who value proximity to nature tend to respond well to the neighbourhood's position along the Lewis Estates golf course, and the upcoming Lewis Farms recreation facility — a 50-metre pool, twin arena, fitness centre, and public library branch — opening in fall 2028 adds a compelling long-term amenity without the premium pricing that brand-new communities nearby often carry.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Breckenridge Greens is a compact neighbourhood — just 0.56 km² with roughly 773 homes — so inventory tends to be thin and well-priced listings move. The market here skews toward single-family detached resale, and prices reflect the mature, fully serviced west Edmonton location. Over the past 12 months, homes changed hands with a median sold price and an average. Homes averaged days on market, and the sale-to-list ratio came in, indicating how closely final sale prices tracked asking prices. Active inventory sits at 20 listings with a price range of –. Average price per square foot is, and the median list price is $284,950. Because the neighbourhood rarely sees large waves of new listings, buyers should expect limited selection and move decisively on homes that fit their criteria.

Commute and lifestyle

Getting around from Breckenridge Greens is straightforward by car: Whitemud Drive along the southern boundary provides a direct freeway-grade route east to the University of Alberta and downtown, while Anthony Henday Drive sits just minutes away for ring-road connections north and south. The Lewis Farms Transit Centre, opened in 2011 with a park-and-ride lot, offers express bus service to downtown (Route 900X) and the University Transit Centre (Route 920X), making Breckenridge Greens one of the more transit-connected neighbourhoods in west Edmonton. West Edmonton Mall is reachable in roughly 10 minutes by car or bus, covering most day-to-day retail and grocery needs. Recreational life centres on the adjacent Lewis Estates Golf Course — an 18-hole course that runs along the neighbourhood's eastern edge — plus the network of walking paths threaded through the broader Lewis Farms area. The Lewis Farms Community League, active since 1993, organizes local programming and the fall 2028 opening of the new $200M+ Lewis Farms Recreation Centre will add a 50-metre pool, twin arena, and library branch within a short drive.

Long-term context

Breckenridge Greens developed primarily through the 1990s, meaning homes here carry the land value of a fully built-out Edmonton neighbourhood rather than the speculative premium of a new community. That maturity has historically translated into steadier, less volatile price movement compared to greenfield developments where initial purchaser incentives and builder closeouts can create pricing noise. The neighbourhood's small size — under 800 dwellings — means turnover is limited, which tends to support pricing when supply stays tight. West Edmonton broadly benefits from the city's continued population growth and the ring road accessibility that Anthony Henday Drive provides. The confirmed Lewis Farms Recreation Centre project (opening 2028) represents meaningful public investment in the area and is the type of anchor amenity that tends to lift surrounding property values over time. Buyers purchasing ahead of that opening are effectively entering before the full lifestyle premium is reflected in prices.

About Breckenridge Greens

Overview

Breckenridge Greens is a scenic, family-friendly neighbourhood located in the Lewis Farms area of West Edmonton. Developed primarily in the 1990s and early 2000s, the community is deeply integrated with the Lewis Estates Golf Course, offering residents rolling green vistas and a peaceful, suburban atmosphere. With strong commuter links and a low-maintenance lifestyle appealing to professionals and downsizers, homes here currently reflect a mid-range market with a median sold price and an average sold price.

Location

Situated in West Edmonton, Breckenridge Greens is bounded by Suder Greens Drive (87th Avenue) to the north, Whitemud Drive to the south, Winterburn Road (215th Street) to the west, and Lewis Estates Boulevard to the east. This strategic positioning provides excellent access to Anthony Henday Drive, allowing for quick commutes across the city and surrounding municipalities. The neighbourhood currently has 20 active listings for buyers seeking proximity to these major thoroughfares.

Housing character

While the community features a mix of traditional single-family detached houses, the notable presence of low-rise, apartment-style condominiums offers an attractive mid-range entry point into the neighbourhood. These condos provide a low-maintenance lifestyle, with many units enjoying views of the golf course or nearby mature green spaces. The local market moves steadily, featuring an average list price of $384,035 and properties spending an average of on the market.

Schools

There are no schools located directly within the boundaries of Breckenridge Greens, which helps ensure the residential streets remain quiet and free of heavy drop-off traffic. Families, however, have easy access to several designated public and Catholic schools in neighbouring communities. Nearby public options include Winterburn School for elementary students, Michael Phair Junior High, and Jasper Place High School.

Transit

Breckenridge Greens is primarily a car-dependent neighbourhood, though Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) bus routes operate along the boundary roads of Lewis Estates Boulevard and Winterburn Road. Commuters benefit from the nearby Lewis Farms Transit Centre, which features a large park-and-ride facility. Future transit connectivity will be further enhanced by the planned Valley Line West LRT extension, which will terminate at the Lewis Farms station.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy convenient access to everyday amenities just outside the neighbourhood. The nearby West Henday Promenade and surrounding commercial plazas offer grocery stores, local dining, and essential services. A short drive south of Whitemud Drive provides access to a Costco, fitness centres, and entertainment venues, while the world-class shopping of West Edmonton Mall is only minutes away. This blend of convenience and quiet living has resulted in homes sold over the past year.

Parks and recreation

The neighbourhood is defined by its outdoor recreational offerings, most notably the Lewis Estates Golf Course, an 18-hole public course whose fairways weave directly through the residential clusters. In addition to golfing, residents can enjoy a central linear park built along a converted pipeline right-of-way, offering paved walking and cycling trails that connect to the broader Lewis Farms park network. Real estate in this highly amenitized area maintains an average price per square foot.

Lifestyle

Life in Breckenridge Greens centers around a tranquil, golf-course community vibe combined with practical urban convenience. It appeals strongly to those seeking a balance of active outdoor living, picturesque streetscapes, and easy city access without the premium price tag of central urban districts. Buyers are continually drawn to the relaxed pace, with sellers enjoying a competitive market reflected in an average sale-to-list ratio.

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Schools near Breckenridge Greens

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Michael PhairJunior High · Edmonton Public
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Frequently Asked Questions

About 81% of homes in Breckenridge Greens are single-family detached houses, with the remaining 19% being low-rise condominiums (under five storeys). The neighbourhood is almost entirely owner-occupied, which contributes to its stable, well-maintained character. You won't find high-rise buildings or townhouse rows — it's a straightforward suburban mix of houses and small condo buildings.

Streets in Breckenridge Greens

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Suder Greens Drive NW23 homes · 4 for sale Breckenridge Drive NW13 homes · 1 for sale Brennan Crescent NW8 homes · 2 for sale Lewis Estates Boulevard NW8 homes · 2 for sale Bevington Place NW8 homes · 1 for sale Brennan Court NW8 homes · 1 for sale Breckenridge Lane NW7 homes Beringer Crescent NW7 homes Balfour Close NW6 homes Bainbridge Crescent NW5 homes Bancroft Close NW3 homes Breckenridge Close NW2 homes · 1 for sale Breckenridge Bay NW2 homes Breckenridge Court NW2 homes Bevington Close NW1 home

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Listing information last updated on September 2, 2026 at 1:00 pm (America/Edmonton)