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Homes for Sale in Evergreen (Edmonton), Edmonton

Evergreen is Edmonton's most established manufactured home community, tucked into the northeast corner of the city near 167 Avenue NW and Meridian Street.

Active listings

15

Median list price

$99,000

Avg list price

$112,860

Homes for Sale in Evergreen (Edmonton), Edmonton

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Buying in Evergreen (Edmonton)

Who fits here

Evergreen is Edmonton's most established manufactured home community, tucked into the northeast corner of the city near 167 Avenue NW and Meridian Street. It suits buyers who want to own their home at a lower entry price than a traditional stick-built property, without sacrificing a tight-knit community feel. The neighbourhood draws retirees looking to downsize, first-time buyers priced out of conventional freehold markets, and investors seeking cash-flow-positive single-family-style rentals. Because all homes sit on leased land inside a managed park, monthly lot fees replace typical condo fees, and buyers should factor that cost into their carrying calculations. Evergreen's compact 0.66 km² footprint means neighbours tend to know one another, and the Edmonton Evergreen Community Association — active since 1982 — runs a community hall on Evergreen Drive that anchors local life. If affordable detached-style living near Edmonton's northeast farm belt appeals to you, Evergreen deserves a close look.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Manufactured homes in Evergreen trade at a significant discount to Edmonton's citywide single-family benchmark, making the neighbourhood one of the most accessible entry points to freehold-style homeownership in the metro area. The active listing count sits at 15 homes, while the median list price is $99,000 and the average list price is $112,860. Over the past 12 months, homes changed hands with a median sold price and an average sold price. Homes typically spend days on market before going firm, and the sale-to-list ratio of reflects how closely sellers are pricing to market. Average price per square foot of underscores the value proposition relative to comparable Edmonton neighbourhoods, with recent sales ranging from.

Commute and lifestyle

Evergreen sits roughly 12 kilometres north of downtown Edmonton, and most residents rely on a personal vehicle for daily errands given the neighbourhood's rural-edge location. Anthony Henday Drive is accessible within a few minutes east via 167 Avenue, connecting commuters to the ring road network and the broader city. ETS bus service reaches the area via routes along 167 Avenue NW, providing a transit option for riders heading south toward LRT connections. Nearby big-box retail and grocery anchors on 137 Avenue — roughly 5 kilometres south — cover everyday shopping needs, while Manning Town Centre is a short drive farther east on Manning Drive. Recreational green space is a quiet bonus: a natural area and creek border the neighbourhood's northeast edge, feeding into the Horse Hills ravine system and the North Saskatchewan River Valley. The farms and market gardens surrounding Evergreen on three sides give the community an unusual open-sky character rare for a city neighbourhood, and the Edmonton Evergreen Community Association hall serves as the social hub for events and programs year-round.

Long-term context

Manufactured home communities like Evergreen occupy a distinct niche in Edmonton's housing market: because buyers purchase the dwelling but lease the land beneath it, pricing follows replacement cost and community desirability rather than land appreciation cycles that drive detached-home values elsewhere in the city. This structure historically limits both the ceiling and the floor on price swings, making Evergreen values more stable but less volatile than traditional Edmonton neighbourhoods during boom-and-bust commodity cycles. Edmonton's overall population growth, fuelled by interprovincial migration responding to Alberta's lower cost of living versus British Columbia and Ontario, has steadily increased demand for affordable housing options — a tailwind for manufactured home communities. Lot fees, park management quality, and the city's regulatory stance on manufactured home park redevelopment all factor into long-run value preservation. Buyers should review the current park lease terms and any redevelopment notices before purchase, as these directly affect resale liquidity. Within that framework, Evergreen has shown consistent community investment since the 1982 establishment of its community association, suggesting a stable, owner-occupied culture.

About Evergreen (Edmonton)

Overview

Evergreen is a well-established manufactured home community situated in northeast Edmonton's Horse Hill area. Developed primarily in the 1970s, it offers an affordable and peaceful lifestyle within a park-like, semi-rural setting. The active Edmonton Evergreen Community Association plays a central role in fostering a strong neighborly bond. The current median sold price in the neighborhood is, making it a highly accessible option.

Location

Located in the rural northeast portion of Edmonton, Evergreen is bounded by 167 Avenue to the south, Meridian Street to the east, and a Canadian National rail line to the northwest. It enjoys quick access to Anthony Henday Drive for convenient commuting across the city, while also bordering the scenic North Saskatchewan River valley and surrounding agricultural land.

Housing character

Housing in Evergreen consists entirely of mobile and manufactured homes within a large land lease community. Properties are typically arranged on a modified grid interspersed with cul-de-sacs and mature trees. This setup provides an affordable alternative to traditional suburban neighborhoods, currently featuring 15 active listings that spend an average.

Schools

While there are no school buildings located directly within the community limits, students in Evergreen are fully served by the Edmonton Public and Catholic school districts. Yellow school bus services and Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) school specials provide reliable daily transportation to designated schools in neighboring northeast communities.

Transit

The neighborhood is well-integrated into the Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) network. The Evergreen Mobile Park Loop provides direct bus service, efficiently connecting residents to the Clareview Transit Centre. From Clareview, commuters have seamless access to the LRT and the broader city-wide transit grid.

Shopping and dining

Commercial amenities within Evergreen itself are modest, primarily consisting of a small commercial space in the southwestern corner for daily conveniences. For larger grocery trips, dining out, and major retail shopping, residents take a short drive to the extensive commercial centers in nearby Clareview and along Manning Drive.

Parks and recreation

The community features excellent outdoor amenities, anchored by Evergreen Community Park, which includes playgrounds, sports fields, and an outdoor ice rink. A pipeline corridor bisects the neighborhood, serving as a linear park with walking pathways. The northeastern edge of the community also borders a natural creek and ravine system that connects to the river valley.

Lifestyle

Evergreen offers a quiet, family-friendly, and semi-rural lifestyle marked by a self-reliant and tight-knit community spirit. The volunteer-run community association frequently hosts local events at the community hall, creating a welcoming and engaged environment for families, professionals, and retirees alike.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Evergreen is a manufactured (mobile) home community, so all residential properties are factory-built homes installed on leased lots within the park. Buyers own the home itself but pay a monthly lot lease fee to the park owner rather than owning the land outright. This structure keeps purchase prices well below comparable detached homes elsewhere in Edmonton.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 5:00 pm (America/Edmonton)