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Homes for Sale in Gariepy, Edmonton

Gariepy draws buyers who want established west Edmonton roots without sacrificing access to the city's best outdoor amenities.

Active listings

11

Median list price

$599,000

Avg list price

$666,698

Homes for Sale in Gariepy, Edmonton

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Buying in Gariepy

Who fits here

Gariepy draws buyers who want established west Edmonton roots without sacrificing access to the city's best outdoor amenities. The neighbourhood suits families and move-up buyers looking for a quiet, owner-dominated enclave where 97% of homes are owner-occupied — a rare figure that signals long-term community stability. Lots here are generous, the streetscape is mature, and proximity to the North Saskatchewan River valley puts hiking and cycling trails within a short walk. Those who value practical amenities will appreciate direct access to West Edmonton Mall via 170 Street or 178 Street, while Centennial School keeps EPSB families within the neighbourhood. Gariepy is not for buyers seeking condo-style convenience or urban density; it is solidly suburban. The ideal buyer here tends to be a household trading up from a smaller home, drawn by the combination of a tight, well-kept community, ongoing infrastructure improvements, and river valley access that few west Edmonton neighbourhoods match.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Gariepy is a compact but consistently active resale market. With 11 homes currently listed, inventory tends to be limited, which supports pricing. The median sold price over the past 12 months sits, reflecting the neighbourhood's mix of detached single-family homes — which make up roughly two-thirds of all dwellings. Average price per square foot runs, competitive for a mature west Edmonton neighbourhood with large lots and recent infrastructure renewal. Homes have sold at a sale-to-list ratio over the past year, with an average of days on market before going firm. The 12-month sold volume of transactions is consistent with a neighbourhood where turnover is low and well-priced homes attract motivated buyers quickly. Pricing spans from for entry-level duplexes and row houses up to for larger detached properties backing the ravine.

Commute and lifestyle

Gariepy sits roughly 12 kilometres southwest of downtown Edmonton, placing it within a 20–25 minute commute by car via Stony Plain Road or Whitemud Drive. ETS Route 10 and several feeder routes serve the neighbourhood along 170 Street and Callingwood Road, connecting riders to the Lewis Farms Transit Centre for LRT access. The neighbourhood's southern boundary along the North Saskatchewan River valley is its lifestyle anchor: Gariepy Park and Top of Bank Park both received new asphalt trails, concrete plazas, pedestrian bridges, and site furniture as part of the City's Building Great Neighbourhoods renewal program, with construction wrapping up in fall 2025 and final landscaping in spring 2026. West Edmonton Mall, one of North America's largest shopping and entertainment complexes, is under 10 minutes away by car, providing groceries, dining, recreation, and services. Centennial School (EPSB) is the designated elementary school within the neighbourhood, with French immersion and other program options accessible via yellow bus or ETS.

Long-term context

Gariepy's value story is built on scarcity and stability rather than rapid turnover. The neighbourhood was almost entirely built out between the 1970s and 1980s, meaning there is no greenfield supply pressure — what you see is what exists. Owner-occupancy at 97% keeps the rental stock minimal and the community invested in its own upkeep. The City of Edmonton's multi-year neighbourhood renewal program, which reconstructed roads, alleys, sidewalks, streetlights, and park infrastructure, is the most significant capital investment Gariepy has seen in decades and directly improves long-term asset quality. River valley adjacency has historically correlated with price premiums in Edmonton's west end, and Gariepy's improved trail connectivity to the ravine system reinforces that positioning. Buyers entering today are purchasing into a neighbourhood that has absorbed its renewal costs and is entering a maintenance phase — typically a stable period for values in Edmonton's established residential market.

About Gariepy

Overview

Gariepy, sometimes referred to locally as Lessard, is a mature and picturesque residential neighbourhood in West Edmonton. Developed primarily during the 1970s and 1980s, the community is named after early pioneer merchant Joseph Hormisdas Gariépy. With its quiet, tree-lined streets, curvilinear roads, and keyhole crescents, it offers a blend of suburban tranquility and scenic nature access. Positioned as a mid-range market, the neighbourhood sees steady real estate activity with a recent and homes sold over the last year.

Location

The neighbourhood is neatly bounded by Callingwood Road to the north, 170 Street to the east, 178 Street to the west, and the stunning North Saskatchewan River valley to the south. This strategic West Edmonton location provides residents with quick access to major commuter routes like Whitemud Drive and Anthony Henday Drive, ensuring easy travel to downtown Edmonton and surrounding areas.

Housing character

Housing in Gariepy is characterized by well-established properties on mature, leafy lots. Single-family detached homes make up the clear majority of the housing stock, often featuring front attached garages. The remainder of the community offers a diverse mix of row houses, duplexes, and low-rise apartments. Homeownership rates are very high, contributing to the area's stable feel. The local market typically reflects an, with properties spending on the market before selling.

Schools

Families in the area are well-served by local educational options. Centennial School, operated by the Edmonton Public School Board, is located centrally within the neighbourhood and provides programming for elementary students. Additional nearby options include S. Bruce Smith School for junior high, and St. Martha Catholic Elementary School, ensuring varied choices for parents.

Transit

Gariepy enjoys solid public transportation connectivity. Several Edmonton Transit Service bus routes operate along the arterial roads bordering the community, including 170 Street, 178 Street, and Callingwood Road. These routes provide fast and efficient connections to the major transit centre at nearby West Edmonton Mall, linking residents to the broader city transit network.

Shopping and dining

While Gariepy remains peacefully residential, extensive commercial amenities are just minutes away. Residents have quick access to nearby neighbourhood conveniences, while Callingwood Square offers grocery stores, professional services, and a popular farmers' market. For comprehensive retail, dining, and world-class entertainment, West Edmonton Mall is only a short drive to the north.

Parks and recreation

Recreation is a major draw for the community. The centrally located Gariepy Park serves as a hub of activity, featuring the Lessard Community League, a playground, sports fields, and an outdoor ice rink. Most notably, the neighbourhood's southern edge borders the North Saskatchewan River valley, providing residents with immediate access to scenic viewpoints, walking paths, and Edmonton's extensive river valley trail system.

Lifestyle

Gariepy offers a lifestyle that perfectly balances outdoor recreation with urban convenience. It is a nature lover's delight, where residents can easily transition from a morning hike in the river valley to an afternoon of shopping or local sports. An active community league and a family-friendly, safe environment make it a highly desirable place to settle down and enjoy a vibrant, community-focused way of life.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Gariepy is predominantly a single-family detached neighbourhood, with roughly 66% of its 741 dwellings being houses. The remainder includes duplexes (14%), apartment condominiums (13%), and row houses (6%). Nearly all homes are owner-occupied, so listings tend to be well-maintained and priced to the market.

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