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Homes for Sale in Dunluce, Edmonton

Dunluce draws buyers who want a mature, established north Edmonton neighbourhood without paying a premium for trendier areas.

Active listings

27

Median list price

$399,000

Avg list price

$361,511

Homes for Sale in Dunluce, Edmonton

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Buying in Dunluce

Who fits here

Dunluce draws buyers who want a mature, established north Edmonton neighbourhood without paying a premium for trendier areas. Most of the housing stock dates from the 1970s and early 1980s, giving buyers a chance to pick up a solid bungalow or split-level on a generously sized lot—often with a fenced yard, mature trees, and back-alley access. About half of homes are single-family detached, with the other half split across row houses, duplexes, and low-rise apartments, so first-time buyers and downsizers both find viable options here. Owner-occupancy runs above 60%, which tends to keep streets well-maintained and community pride high. The Dunluce Community League (established 1978) runs an outdoor skating rink and community hall, signalling an active neighbour-driven culture. Buyers who commute downtown or to the north industrial corridor appreciate the quick access to 97 Street and the Castle Downs Transit Centre on 153 Avenue, which connects to the Metro Line LRT and multiple ETS routes.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Dunluce is one of north Edmonton's more affordable single-family markets, with to capturing the bulk of detached sales. The median sold price sits, and the average works out to —a spread that reflects the mix of entry-level bungalows and larger upgraded homes. Sellers are finding the market reasonably active: homes have changed hands over the past 12 months, averaging days on market before going firm. The sale-to-list ratio of indicates that well-priced listings are attracting competitive offers rather than sitting. Active inventory is lean at 27 homes currently listed, which keeps upward pressure on values. Price per square foot averages, making Dunluce one of the better value propositions in the Castle Downs area for buyers seeking detached ownership.

Commute and lifestyle

Dunluce sits in northwest Edmonton's Castle Downs area, roughly 15 km from downtown via 97 Street or the Yellowhead. The Castle Downs Transit Centre on 153 Avenue is the hub for several ETS routes serving the neighbourhood, and the planned Metro Line Northwest LRT extension is designed to terminate near that same transit centre—a development that could meaningfully increase connectivity for residents who don't drive. Day-to-day errands are covered by Castledowns Centre on 153 Avenue, which anchors grocery, pharmacy, and service retail for the whole area. The Castledowns Recreation Centre, located at the southeast corner of Dunluce, offers a full program of fitness, drop-in, and registered activities without a commute across the city. A community outdoor rink and hall at 116 Street and 162 Avenue keeps winters social. Dunluce Elementary (EPSB) and St. Lucy Catholic Elementary are both inside the neighbourhood boundary, making the morning school run a short walk for most families.

Long-term context

Dunluce was built out largely in the 1970s and early 1980s, which means the neighbourhood has been through multiple real estate cycles. Historically, north Edmonton's established communities have tracked Edmonton's broader market with modest but steady appreciation, anchored by fundamentals rather than speculation. The current Dunluce Neighbourhood Renewal project—a City of Edmonton initiative that began in spring 2025 and runs through fall 2029—is rehabilitating residential roads, replacing streetlights, curbs, gutters, and sidewalks throughout the community. Infrastructure renewal of this scale typically correlates with renewed buyer interest and incremental value lift as the streetscape improves. The planned LRT extension to Castle Downs adds a longer-term transit premium that is not yet priced into today's values, giving early buyers a potential upside. For investors, the mix of rental-friendly row houses and duplexes alongside owner-occupied detached homes creates a stable, diversified rental pool in a neighbourhood with low vacancy pressure.

About Dunluce

Overview

Dunluce is a well-established, family-friendly neighbourhood in the Castledowns area of northwest Edmonton. Named after a historic castle in Northern Ireland, the community was primarily developed during the 1970s and 1980s. Known for its welcoming atmosphere, Dunluce blends suburban tranquility with excellent urban convenience. It features lush green spaces, diverse amenities, and an active community league, making it a highly desirable area for families and professionals alike.

Location

Strategically located in northwest Edmonton, Dunluce is bounded by 167th Avenue to the north, 153rd Avenue to the south, 127th Street to the west, and Castle Downs Road to the east. This prime positioning allows for quick access to major city arteries, including Anthony Henday Drive, Yellowhead Trail, and 97th Street, ensuring convenient commutes to downtown Edmonton and surrounding regions.

Housing character

The neighbourhood offers a diverse mix of relatively affordable housing options, with single-family homes making up approximately half of the residential landscape. The area also includes townhouses, duplexes, and low-rise apartments. Currently, homes in the area have a median sold price and an average sold price, providing excellent value for first-time buyers and growing families looking for mature, tree-lined streets.

Schools

Dunluce is an ideal community for families with young children, featuring two centrally located elementary schools: Dunluce Elementary School (operated by the Edmonton Public School System) and St. Lucy Catholic Elementary School. Additionally, the neighbourhood hosts preschool and daycare facilities to support early childhood education, while older students can easily access secondary schools in neighbouring communities.

Transit

Dunluce is well-connected through the Edmonton Transit System, with several bus routes running directly through the community. The nearby Castle Downs Transit Centre provides a major hub for seamless travel across the city. Furthermore, future plans for Edmonton's Metro Line LRT extension include stops that will service the Dunluce area, promising even greater accessibility for residents who rely on public transportation.

Shopping and dining

Within the neighbourhood, residents have access to a small commercial hub that features everyday conveniences, including a local convenience store, professional services, and a neighbourhood pub. For more extensive retail needs, the Castle Downs Shopping Centre is just a short drive away. Larger retail destinations like Albany Market Square, Newcastle Shopping Centre, and Northgate Centre are also easily accessible, offering a wide array of big-box stores, grocers, and dining options.

Parks and recreation

Abundant green spaces and recreational facilities are hallmarks of Dunluce. At the centre of the neighbourhood lies Dunluce Park, offering walking trails, playgrounds, and sports fields. Just to the southeast sits the massive Castle Downs Recreation Centre, which features an arena, fitness facilities, and a public library. The area also benefits from a central dry pond integrated into the city's stormwater management system, providing additional open space.

Lifestyle

Life in Dunluce is characterized by a strong sense of community and family-oriented living. The highly active Dunluce Community League operates a community hall and outdoor skating rink, organizing year-round events that bring neighbours together. The combination of quiet residential streets, engaging local programs, and proximity to major recreational facilities cultivates a vibrant, balanced lifestyle for residents of all ages.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Dunluce has a diverse housing mix: about half of properties are single-family detached homes, with the remainder split across row houses (18%), duplexes (10%), and low-rise apartments (19%). This variety means options exist for first-time buyers, families wanting a detached home on a mature lot, and investors looking for multi-family value.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 11:00 am (America/Edmonton)