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Homes for Sale in Carter Crest, Edmonton

Carter Crest draws buyers who want a finished, family-oriented neighbourhood without the price tag of newer southwest communities.

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$558,800

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$497,533

Homes for Sale in Carter Crest, Edmonton

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1237 CARTER CREST Road, Edmonton

$375,000

1237 CARTER CREST Road, Edmonton

2 Storey · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,587.04 sqft

1203 CARTER CREST RD, Edmonton

$558,800

1203 CARTER CREST RD, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,552 sqft

1203 CARTER CREST Road, Edmonton

$558,800

1203 CARTER CREST Road, Edmonton

Bungalow · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,552.06 sqft

Buying in Carter Crest

Who fits here

Carter Crest draws buyers who want a finished, family-oriented neighbourhood without the price tag of newer southwest communities. With 97% owner-occupied homes, quiet crescent streets, and a compact triangular footprint bordered by Terwillegar Drive and Rabbit Hill Road, it appeals strongly to families with young children and move-up buyers seeking established roots. Nearly all homes were built in the 1990s, which means full tree canopy, mature landscaping, and no construction noise — a sharp contrast to the active build-out happening further south. The housing mix skews toward single-family detached (roughly 71%), with the remainder split between row houses and duplexes, giving buyers real choice across a range of price points. Proximity to Terwillegar Park and the North Saskatchewan River valley trail network makes this neighbourhood a natural fit for outdoor-focused households who want off-leash access and multi-use trails within walking distance rather than a drive away.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Carter Crest sits in the Riverbend area of southwest Edmonton, where demand for mature, move-in-ready homes has remained steady. The neighbourhood's roughly 619 dwellings trade with low days on market relative to the city average, reflecting strong owner-occupier culture and limited turnover. Current active listings are priced between, with a median list price of $558,800. Over the past 12 months, homes changed hands at a median sold price and an average, with a sale-to-list ratio of indicating how efficiently priced properties move. Average days on market sits, and the average price per square foot. The neighbourhood's tight inventory and high owner-occupancy rate tend to support price stability even in softer market conditions.

Commute and lifestyle

Carter Crest is served by ETS bus routes connecting to South Campus/Fort Edmonton LRT station, providing transit access to the University of Alberta and downtown Edmonton for car-free commuters. By car, Terwillegar Drive provides a fast arterial link north to Whitemud Drive, putting downtown roughly 20 minutes away in off-peak conditions and Anthony Henday Drive within easy reach to the south. Daily errands are handled by the Terwillegar Towne commercial area along Rabbit Hill Road, which includes grocery, pharmacy, restaurants, and specialty retail. George H. Luck School (K–6, EPSB) is the designated public elementary, joined by St. Thomas More Catholic Elementary in the broader Riverbend catchment. Families also have quick access to the Terwillegar Community Recreation Centre, one of Edmonton's largest leisure centres, offering an indoor waterpark, fitness facilities, and arena ice just minutes from Carter Crest's southern edge.

Long-term context

Carter Crest entered the market in the early 1990s as part of Edmonton's southwest Riverbend expansion — a period when the city was pushing residential growth toward the river valley. That timing means the neighbourhood is now fully mature: no vacant lots, no rezoning risk, and a well-established street character that rarely changes. Unlike speculative fringe communities, Carter Crest's value story is anchored by scarcity and proximity — it is geographically constrained (a triangular parcel with no room to expand) and sits adjacent to the North Saskatchewan River valley green belt, one of Edmonton's most protected natural assets. These structural factors have historically provided a floor under prices during downturns and allowed steady appreciation as southwest Edmonton's population base has grown around it. Buyers entering Carter Crest are purchasing into a neighbourhood where the fundamentals — location, green space access, school quality — are unlikely to deteriorate.

About Carter Crest

Overview

Carter Crest is a serene, triangular-shaped residential neighbourhood in southwest Edmonton, located within the Riverbend planning area. Developed primarily in the 1990s, the community is named after Robert I. Carter, a historical Canadian government agent. The neighbourhood is characterized by its quiet suburban atmosphere, limited through-traffic, and thoughtfully designed pedestrian-friendly pathways.

Location

Situated in Edmonton's southwest quadrant, Carter Crest features well-defined boundaries: Terwillegar Drive to the west, Rabbit Hill Road to the north and northeast, and a private utility corridor to the south. This strategic location offers residents immediate access to major city arterials like Whitemud Drive and Anthony Henday Drive for convenient commuting.

Housing character

The real estate landscape in Carter Crest reflects a premium price positioning. While the area includes single-family detached houses, upscale condos and townhomes are a dominant property type for those seeking a sophisticated, low-maintenance lifestyle. Buyers can currently explore 3 active listings in the community, where the market commands a median sold price.

Schools

Although there are no schools located directly within Carter Crest's boundaries, the neighbourhood is exceptionally well-served by nearby educational institutions. Families have easy access to George H. Luck School in the adjacent Bulyea Heights community, as well as Archbishop Joseph MacNeil for Catholic K-9 education and Lillian Osborne High School for senior public students.

Transit

Public transit in Carter Crest is accessible and efficient, with several bus stops integrated throughout the neighbourhood's loops and cul-de-sacs. For broader connectivity, the nearby Leger Transit Centre provides comprehensive service to the rest of Edmonton, while the local street design limits heavy traffic, ensuring safe pedestrian travel.

Shopping and dining

To maintain its quiet residential character, Carter Crest does not contain internal commercial spaces. However, residents are just a short drive away from Riverbend Square Shopping Centre, which offers a comprehensive selection of retail stores, essential services, cafes, and dining options.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor amenities are a focal point of the community, anchored by Robert Carter Park in the northeast corner, which provides residents with open green spaces, walking trails, and a playground. An extensive network of paved multi-use pathways connects the neighbourhood, and outdoor enthusiasts appreciate the close proximity to the expansive Terwillegar Park and Whitemud Creek Ravine.

Lifestyle

Offering a harmonious blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience, Carter Crest provides an idyllic lifestyle for professionals, retirees, and families. The active, nature-oriented community is highly sought-after, reflected by properties sold in the last 12 months, with homes spending an average of on the market.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Carter Crest is predominantly a single-family detached neighbourhood, with roughly 71% of its approximately 619 homes in that category. The remaining mix includes row houses (about 16%) and duplexes (about 13%), giving buyers options across different price points. Nearly all homes were built in the 1990s, so buyers get mature, move-in-ready properties with established landscaping.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 2:00 pm (America/Edmonton)