How long do homes typically stay on the market in Chambery?

Over the past year, homes in Chambery averaged days on market. Given the neighbourhood's limited inventory and high owner-occupancy, well-priced listings tend to move without extended sitting periods — but the low-density market also means fewer competing buyers than in higher-profile Edmonton neighbourhoods.

What schools serve the Chambery neighbourhood?

Chambery falls within the catchment for Mary Butterworth School (grades 7–9), an Edmonton Public School located at 16315 109 Street NW in the Castle Downs community. Mary Butterworth offers regular programming, Pre-Advanced Placement (grades 7–9), and a Knowledge and Employability program. For elementary grades, families should confirm their designated school using the EPSB Find a School tool at epsb.ca.

What is the current median list price for homes in Chambery?

The current median list price in Chambery is $724,617, with active inventory sitting at 14 listings. Because the neighbourhood is compact and almost exclusively single-family detached, the price range tends to be relatively consistent compared to mixed-product communities.

How does Chambery compare to other Castle Downs neighbourhoods?

Chambery is one of the smaller and more recently developed communities in the Castle Downs administrative area, with most of its growth occurring between 2005 and 2012. Compared to older Castle Downs neighbourhoods like Beaumaris or Dunluce, Chambery's housing stock is newer, which can translate to updated finishes and building systems. The neighbourhood's compact size (under one square kilometre) means inventory is limited but community identity is strong.

Real Estate in Chambery, Edmonton

Q: Is Chambery close to CFB Edmonton?

Yes — CFB Edmonton is located immediately north of the neighbourhood, which makes Chambery a practical choice for Canadian Armed Forces members and civilian defence employees. This proximity has historically shaped the community's demographic and contributed to its stable, owner-occupied character.

Chambery suits buyers who want a quiet, owner-focused northwest Edmonton neighbourhood without sacrificing urban access.

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Buying in Chambery

Who fits here

Chambery suits buyers who want a quiet, owner-focused northwest Edmonton neighbourhood without sacrificing urban access. The community is almost entirely single-family detached homes, drawing families with school-age children who value neighbourhood stability and space. Its proximity to CFB Edmonton makes it a natural fit for Canadian Armed Forces members and civilian defence employees seeking short commutes. The Castle Downs area's European castle-inspired naming (Chambery is named for the historic Château de Chambéry in France) gives the community a distinct identity within Edmonton's north. Buyers here typically prioritize lot size, mature streetscapes, and low-density living over condo convenience. If you want a tight-knit residential enclave with easy access to both Anthony Henday Drive and Manning Freeway — and you're not looking for the density of Oliver or Glenora — Chambery delivers a quieter suburban lifestyle with genuine neighbourhood roots.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Chambery is a compact neighbourhood — under one square kilometre — so active inventory stays limited, which tends to support pricing stability. The market here is dominated by single-family detached homes, meaning price-per-square-foot comparisons are straightforward and buyer competition tends to concentrate in a narrow product type. Over the past 12 months, homes sold in Chambery, with a median sold price and an average. Homes averaged days on market, and the sale-to-list ratio came in at — a reliable indicator of whether sellers are getting their asking price. Price per square foot averaged, with homes typically ranging from. Currently 14 homes are listed, with a median list price of $724,617. Given the neighbourhood's high owner-occupancy rate and limited new supply, Chambery tends to move at a measured pace — not a frenzy, but not a slow market either.

Commute and lifestyle

Chambery sits in northwest Edmonton's Castle Downs administrative area, bounded by 112 Street to the west and positioned just south of Edmonton's Rural North West. ETS Route 103 serves the broader Castle Downs corridor, connecting residents to Castle Downs Transit Centre — which underwent a full overhaul completed in 2019 — and onward to NAIT, Kingsway Mall, and downtown. The Castle Downs Transit Centre functions as a major north-Edmonton hub for multiple routes. For drivers, Anthony Henday Drive provides a ring-road connection to the south and west, and Manning Freeway gives a fast corridor into the city core. The neighbourhood is walkable within its borders but — like most northwest Edmonton communities — car ownership is the practical default for most trips. CFB Edmonton lies immediately north, which shapes both the local demographic and the area's low-density, residential character. The Castle Downs area offers a range of amenities including the Castle Downs YMCA, Castle Downs Library, and various commercial nodes along 137 Avenue.

Long-term context

Chambery's growth trajectory tells a clear story: from fewer than 300 homes in 2005 to over 640 dwellings and 2,064 residents by the 2012 municipal census — a 21.8% population jump in just three years. That rapid infill phase has since stabilized, which is actually a positive signal for appreciation: established, fully-built-out neighbourhoods with low turnover and high owner-occupancy tend to hold value more reliably than areas still absorbing new construction. The neighbourhood's compact size (0.73 km²) limits future supply additions, which structurally supports prices over time. Northwest Edmonton has benefited from ongoing improvements to the Anthony Henday ring road and continued employment growth at CFB Edmonton. Buyers entering Chambery today are not paying a premium for hype — the neighbourhood's value proposition is quiet stability, strong owner-occupancy, and limited competing inventory in a fully mature suburban setting.

About Chambery

Overview

Chambery is a premier residential neighbourhood in the Castle Downs area of northwest Edmonton. Named after a famous French château, the community was primarily developed in the early 2000s. Known for its tranquil, family-oriented atmosphere, Chambery boasts expansive green spaces, peaceful stormwater lakes, and a predominantly single-family housing landscape. With an average sold price, it offers an upscale, suburban lifestyle while remaining well-connected to the rest of the city.

Location

Located in Edmonton's northwest, Chambery is bounded by 112 Street to the west, 173 Avenue to the south, and Anthony Henday Drive to the north. This prime positioning allows residents quick access to the Anthony Henday ring road and 97th Street, providing a streamlined commute to downtown Edmonton, the Yellowhead Highway, and nearby St. Albert.

Housing character

The real estate market in Chambery is defined by premium, single-family detached homes, the majority of which were constructed from the early 2000s onward. The community features spacious lots, modern architecture, and quiet cul-de-sacs designed to minimize through-traffic. Homes here see an average of on the market, reflecting a stable and highly desirable suburban environment for families.

Schools

While Chambery's neighbourhood plan includes a future central school site, students currently have access to excellent educational facilities in adjacent communities. Designated public schools include Baturyn School for elementary, Mary Butterworth School for junior high, and Queen Elizabeth High School. Catholic school options such as St. Charles, St. Edmund, and Archbishop O'Leary are also highly accessible.

Transit

Chambery is primarily a car-dependent neighbourhood, purposefully designed to minimize heavy vehicle traffic and maintain a peaceful residential setting. However, the Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) provides convenient bus stops along the community's main thoroughfare of 176 Avenue, connecting commuters to 97th Street and larger transit hubs in the Castle Downs area.

Shopping and dining

To preserve its quiet residential feel, Chambery contains no internal commercial development. Fortunately, residents are just a short drive from an array of excellent retail and dining options. Nearby Albany Market Square, Newcastle Shopping Centre, and the extensive commercial plazas along 97th Street and 167 Avenue offer convenient access to grocery stores, restaurants, cafes, and everyday medical services.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor living is a cornerstone of the Chambery lifestyle. The neighbourhood is intertwined with paved walking paths, trail systems, and scenic stormwater lakes. Elsinore/Chambery Park provides local playgrounds, sports fields, and picnic sites. Additionally, residents are just minutes away from the Castle Downs Family YMCA, Beaumaris Lake, and local golf courses like Cattail Crossing.

Lifestyle

Life in Chambery offers a harmonious blend of suburban tranquility and modern convenience. It naturally attracts families and professionals looking for a premium, slow-paced environment with strong community ties. Supported by robust property values and a sale-to-list ratio, residents take pride in their beautifully maintained properties, active outdoor routines, and easy access to both peaceful wetlands and urban amenities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Chambery is almost entirely single-family detached homes. The neighbourhood was planned from the outset as a low-density residential community, and the housing stock reflects that — you won't find high-rise condos or large apartment complexes here. This makes it one of the more consistent product markets in northwest Edmonton for buyers seeking a traditional house-and-yard setup.

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Listing information last updated on September 22, 2026 at 1:00 am (America/Edmonton)