What is the typical price range for homes in Carlisle?

Homes in Carlisle currently range from, with an average sold price. Prices vary by housing type — detached homes typically sit at the higher end, while row houses and duplexes offer more affordable entry points into the neighbourhood.

How do I get downtown from Carlisle using public transit?

ETS Route 109 runs through Carlisle and connects to both Northgate Transit Centre and Castle Downs Transit Centre. From Castle Downs TC, the 150X express route provides peak-hour service to Government Centre downtown. The commute by transit typically takes 45–60 minutes depending on time of day and transfer timing.

Are there schools near Carlisle?

St. Timothy Catholic Elementary School is located within the Carlisle neighbourhood itself, operated by Edmonton Catholic Schools. Families zoned for Edmonton Public Schools (EPSB) have access to schools in adjacent Castledowns-area communities, with ETS and yellow bus options available depending on grade level and distance.

Is Carlisle a good neighbourhood for first-time buyers?

Carlisle is often a practical choice for first-time buyers in Edmonton. The combination of a variety of housing types, established infrastructure, and relatively accessible price points compared to newer suburbs makes it a genuine option for buyers entering the market. The strong owner-occupancy rate and active community league also indicate a stable, long-term community.

What amenities are near Carlisle?

The Castledowns shopping area along Castledowns Road provides grocery stores, pharmacy, restaurants, and everyday retail within a short drive or transit ride. The Carlisle Community League maintains a community hall and outdoor skating rink at 117 Street and 142 Avenue. Additional recreation and green space options are found throughout the surrounding Castledowns district.

Real Estate in Carlisle, Edmonton

Carlisle draws buyers who value stable, established northwest Edmonton living without the premium price tags of newer master-planned communities.

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$389,900

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$354,013

Homes for Sale in Carlisle, Edmonton

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$515,000

11439 144 Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,367.03 sqft

$497,900

11427 141 Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,177.26 sqft

$400,000

12247 144 Avenue, Edmonton

4 Level Split · 3 bed · 3 bath · 993.52 sqft

$379,900

11607 139 Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,060.36 sqft

$399,900

11440 144 Avenue, Edmonton

3 Level Split · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,072.96 sqft

$525,000

14012 120 Street, Edmonton

4 Level Split · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,564.55 sqft

$225,000

11484 139 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,119.46 sqft

$194,900

11430 139 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 2 bath · 998.9 sqft

$350,000

13835 114 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 1 bed · 2 bath · 1,007.73 sqft

$399,900

11415 142 Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,128.28 sqft

$259,900

13849 114 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,011.82 sqft

$399,900

11514 138 Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,096.96 sqft

Buying in Carlisle

Who fits here

Carlisle draws buyers who value stable, established northwest Edmonton living without the premium price tags of newer master-planned communities. The neighbourhood's mix of single-family homes (54%), row houses (26%), and duplexes (11%) creates genuine entry points for first-time buyers and downsizers alike. Owner-occupancy sits at roughly two-thirds of all dwellings, which signals a community of long-term residents rather than a high-turnover rental pool — a meaningful distinction for buyers seeking neighbourhood cohesion. Families benefit from St. Timothy Catholic Elementary nearby, while the Carlisle Community League (active since 1977) provides a hub for local events and the outdoor rink. Buyers who prefer a mature, tree-lined streetscape over new construction, and who want reasonable access to Castledowns Road corridors and Castle Downs Transit Centre, tend to feel at home here.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Carlisle's resale market reflects the broader northwest Edmonton story: modest list prices, solid owner-occupancy, and consistent demand from practical buyers. The median sold price sits and the average sold price, with homes averaging days on market — a useful gauge of how quickly well-priced properties move. Over the past 12 months, sales have closed in the neighbourhood, and the sale-to-list ratio of tells you how much negotiating room buyers typically find. Active inventory currently shows 14 homes available, spanning a price range from. Average price per square foot runs, which helps benchmark value across the neighbourhood's varied housing forms.

Commute and lifestyle

Carlisle sits in the Castledowns district of northwest Edmonton, giving residents practical access to both transit and major road corridors. ETS Route 109 threads directly through the neighbourhood, connecting riders to Northgate Transit Centre to the east and Castle Downs Transit Centre to the west — both hubs for transfers to downtown-bound express services. The 150X express links the area to Government Centre during peak hours, cutting commute time considerably. By car, Castledowns Road and 137 Street provide straightforward routes to Anthony Henday Drive and the broader city network. Day-to-day errands are covered by the Castledowns shopping area, which includes grocery, pharmacy, and a range of retail and dining options within a short drive or bus trip. The Carlisle Community League's hall and outdoor rink round out the local lifestyle offer, and the broader Castledowns corridor includes parks and recreation options accessible on foot or by bike.

Long-term context

Carlisle was built out almost entirely in the 1970s and 1980s — about three-quarters of homes date to the 1970s alone — which means the neighbourhood is fully developed with little vacant land left. That maturity creates price stability: values here don't spike on speculation the way newer fringe communities sometimes do, but they also don't swing dramatically downward. The neighbourhood's position within the Castledowns district, combined with strong owner-occupancy and a long-established community league, has historically supported steady, incremental appreciation in line with northwest Edmonton norms. Buyers looking for dramatic short-term gains may find newer communities more volatile and potentially more rewarding — or more punishing. Carlisle tends to reward buyers with a medium-to-long horizon who prioritize affordable entry, low carrying costs, and the stability that comes from an area where most neighbours have been in place for years.

About Carlisle

Overview

Carlisle is a mature, family-friendly residential neighbourhood located in the Castle Downs area of northwest Edmonton. Established primarily in the 1970s and 1980s, the community is named after the historic Carlisle Castle in England. It features an established housing market with median sold prices, making it an appealing and affordable option for a variety of homebuyers.

Location

Located in northwest Edmonton, Carlisle is bounded by 145 Avenue to the north, 137 Avenue to the south, Castle Downs Road (113A Street) to the east, and approximately 124 Street to the west. This strategic positioning provides residents with direct access to major arterial routes like 137 Avenue and 97 Street, as well as quick connectivity to Anthony Henday Drive.

Housing character

The housing landscape in Carlisle is characterized by a mix of single-family detached homes, townhouses, and low-rise apartments. Condominiums are a dominant and affordable property type in the area, offering an accessible entry point for first-time buyers and investors. With an average price per square foot and properties spending an average of on the market, the neighbourhood provides stable, long-term value.

Schools

Families in Carlisle are served by St. Timothy Catholic Elementary School, which is centrally located within the neighbourhood. Additional educational options are easily accessible in nearby communities, including Caernarvon School and Kensington School, providing a range of choices for students of different ages.

Transit

Public transit is highly accessible, with multiple bus stops located throughout the neighbourhood and along major boundary roads like 137 Avenue and Castle Downs Road. Residents benefit from quick connections to the nearby Castle Downs Transit Centre, which provides efficient and reliable service to the rest of Edmonton.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy close proximity to major retail and dining hubs. The southern boundary of 137 Avenue acts as a major commercial corridor, offering easy access to the nearby Skyview Power Centre, North Town Centre, and Northgate Centre. These areas provide an abundance of grocery stores, restaurants, and essential daily services.

Parks and recreation

At the heart of the neighbourhood is Carlisle Park, which features open green spaces, sports fields, and a playground. It is also home to the Carlisle Community League, which maintains a community hall and an outdoor skating rink. For larger scale activities, the Castle Downs Recreation Centre is located just a short distance away.

Lifestyle

Carlisle offers a quiet, suburban lifestyle paired with a strong sense of community. The active local community league frequently organizes events and programs that bring neighbors together. With its mature tree-lined streets, abundant parkland, and close proximity to urban conveniences, Carlisle provides a comfortable and balanced living environment.

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Schools near Carlisle

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St. TimothyElementary · Edmonton Catholic
RosslynJunior High · Edmonton Public
KensingtonElementary · Edmonton Public
CaernarvonElementary · Edmonton Public

Frequently Asked Questions

Carlisle offers a varied mix of housing forms. Just over half of the neighbourhood's roughly 1,400 dwellings are single-family detached homes, with the remainder split among row houses (about 26%), duplexes (roughly 11%), and a smaller share of low-rise apartments. This range gives buyers flexibility across different price points and lifestyle needs.

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Listing information last updated on September 22, 2026 at 12:00 am (America/Edmonton)