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Homes for Sale in Ekota, Edmonton

Ekota draws buyers who want a complete, established neighbourhood at a price point that still leaves room in the budget.

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$471,800

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$408,822

Homes for Sale in Ekota, Edmonton

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6907 19 AV, Edmonton

$569,900

6907 19 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,653 sqft

6907 19 Avenue, Edmonton

$569,900

6907 19 Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,653.35 sqft

1412 KNOTTWOOD RD E, Edmonton

$625,000

1412 KNOTTWOOD RD E, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 4 bath · 1,976 sqft

1412 KNOTTWOOD Road, Edmonton

$625,000

1412 KNOTTWOOD Road, Edmonton

4 Level Split · 4 bed · 4 bath · 1,976.16 sqft

1128 KNOTTWOOD RD E, Edmonton

$218,900

1128 KNOTTWOOD RD E, Edmonton

Townhouse · 3 bed · 1 bath · 1,091 sqft

1128 KNOTTWOOD Road, Edmonton

$218,900

1128 KNOTTWOOD Road, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 1 bath · 1,090.93 sqft

115 EKOTA CR, Edmonton

$471,800

115 EKOTA CR, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,265 sqft

7032 MILL WOODS RD S, Edmonton

$190,000

7032 MILL WOODS RD S, Edmonton

Townhouse · 2 bed · 1 bath · 782 sqft

7032 MILL WOODS Road, Edmonton

$190,000

7032 MILL WOODS Road, Edmonton

Bungalow · 2 bed · 1 bath · 782.33 sqft

Buying in Ekota

Who fits here

Ekota draws buyers who want a complete, established neighbourhood at a price point that still leaves room in the budget. Located in Knottwood, the southwest pocket of Mill Woods, the area attracts families with young children thanks to Ekota School (K–6, EPSB) and nearby St. Clement Catholic School serving the same catchment. The streets are quiet and largely residential, with single-detached homes on modest lots making up the bulk of the housing stock. Buyers who commute downtown or to South Edmonton Common appreciate the grid access to Mill Woods Road South and 23 Avenue, and ETS bus routes that thread through the neighbourhood. The Grey Nuns Community Hospital sits just east in Tawa, which matters to buyers prioritizing healthcare proximity. Mill Woods Park and Recreation Centre is immediately north, adding pool, skating, and gym access within walking distance. Ekota tends to attract first-time buyers looking for a turnkey house with a yard, downsizers trading square footage for a manageable lot, and investors drawn to steady rental demand from the area's multicultural, family-oriented population.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Ekota's market typically reflects Mill Woods values — more affordable than the city average, with solid fundamentals. The median sold price sits, while average days on market runs. Homes listed in the area generally achieve a sale-to-list ratio, a sign that well-priced properties move without heavy discounting. Active inventory tends to stay lean, with roughly 9 homes available at any given time. The average price per square foot of reflects the predominance of 1960s–1980s bungalows and bi-levels, with occasional renovated or infill product pushing the upper end. Over the past 12 months, homes changed hands in the neighbourhood, consistent with a stable, moderately active market. Buyers can typically find homes ranging from to depending on size, condition, and whether the basement has been developed.

Commute and lifestyle

Ekota sits at the intersection of convenience and calm. The neighbourhood is framed by 23 Avenue to the north and Mill Woods Road South to the southwest, two of Edmonton's main southeast arterials, giving drivers quick access to Anthony Henday Drive or Whitemud Freeway within 10 minutes. ETS bus routes serve the area directly, connecting residents to the Millgate Transit Centre and the broader LRT network without a car. Mill Woods Town Centre — with a Walmart, Cineplex, banks, and dozens of retailers — is a five-minute drive northeast. Day-to-day errands are easily handled along 34 Avenue or at the small commercial nodes on Knottwood Road East. The neighbourhood's park system is a genuine asset: Mill Woods Park's recreation centre offers year-round programming, and the open green spaces throughout Knottwood are well-maintained. The Cree name Ekota means 'special place,' and longtime residents tend to agree — it is a low-traffic enclave where kids still play outside and neighbours know each other.

Long-term context

Mill Woods as a whole has seen renewed buyer interest as rising prices in central Edmonton push purchasers outward, and Ekota benefits from that broader trend. The neighbourhood was developed primarily in the late 1970s through the 1980s, meaning much of the housing stock is at the age where cosmetic upgrades deliver strong returns — updated kitchens, new windows, and developed basements are common value-adds sellers leverage here. Ekota has not experienced the dramatic teardown-and-infill cycle seen in mature inner-city neighbourhoods, so there is less speculation but also more room for steady organic appreciation tied to city-wide demand. The City of Edmonton's continued investment in Mill Woods infrastructure — including the Valley Line Southeast LRT extension reaching Millgate — improves regional connectivity that historically correlates with price growth along transit corridors. Buyers entering Ekota today are acquiring in a neighbourhood that has held value reliably while remaining attainable, a combination that is increasingly rare in Edmonton's current market.

About Ekota

Overview

Ekota is a well-established, family-oriented neighbourhood located in the Mill Woods area of southeast Edmonton. Taking its name from a Cree word meaning 'special place', the community was developed in the 1970s with a focus on quiet, residential living. It boasts a high proportion of young families who appreciate the peaceful atmosphere, curved streets, and cul-de-sacs. The local real estate market is active, with homes sold over the past year and an average time on the market.

Location

Situated in the Knottwood community of Mill Woods, Ekota is bounded by 23 Avenue to the north, 66 Street to the east, and Mill Woods Road South to the south and west. This strategic location offers residents convenient access to major commuter routes like Anthony Henday Drive, Gateway Boulevard, and Whitemud Drive.

Housing character

The residential landscape in Ekota is primarily composed of single-family detached homes, which make up about 65% of the housing stock. The remaining properties include row houses and low-rise apartments, providing options for various lifestyles and budgets. Known for its mid-range price positioning, the neighbourhood features an average sold price and a median sold price. Homeownership is relatively high, with many properties sitting on generously sized lots.

Schools

Families in Ekota have highly convenient access to local education. The neighbourhood is home to two primary schools: Ekota Elementary School, which is part of the Edmonton Public School System, and St. Clement Catholic School. Older students are also near prominent secondary schools in the broader Mill Woods area, such as J. Percy Page High School.

Transit

Ekota benefits from strong transit connectivity, scoring well for public transportation access. Bus routes run frequently along the border roads, connecting residents to the nearby Mill Woods Transit Centre and the Valley Line LRT. This transit hub provides comprehensive service across Edmonton, making commuting highly convenient.

Shopping and dining

While Ekota itself is purely residential and free of internal commercial development, residents are perfectly positioned just southwest of the Mill Woods Town Centre. This massive commercial hub, located in the neighbouring Tawa area, offers a wide array of retail stores, grocery options, services, and dining establishments, ensuring all daily needs are met just a few minutes away.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor recreation is a major draw for the community. The neighbourhood features Ekota Park, a central green space with sports fields, playgrounds, and walking trails. Immediately to the north lies the expansive Mill Woods Park and the Mill Woods Recreation Centre, offering residents premium access to fitness facilities, swimming, arenas, and sprawling outdoor areas for active living.

Lifestyle

Living in Ekota offers a suburban retreat with the convenience of major urban amenities nearby. The community's safe, quiet design makes it an ideal setting for raising children and enjoying an active, outdoor lifestyle. Buyers looking for value and community spirit are consistently drawn here, as reflected by a sale-to-list ratio. With 9 active listings currently available, it remains a sought-after 'special place' to call home.

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Ekota is served by Ekota School (Kindergarten to Grade 6, Edmonton Public Schools) located at 1395 Knottwood Road East NW, and St. Clement Catholic School through the Edmonton Catholic school system. Ekota School also houses a specialized Interactions program for students with autism at the division level.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 4:00 pm (America/Edmonton)