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Homes for Sale in Glenora, Edmonton

Established professionals — lawyers, physicians, academics, and executives — who want a heritage address within 5 km of downtown Edmonton without sacrificing lot size or architectural character.

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$899,900

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$1,391,749

Homes for Sale in Glenora, Edmonton

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10508 136 ST, Edmonton

$899,900

10508 136 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,900 sqft

10534 139 ST, Edmonton

$3,250,000

10534 139 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 5 bath · 3,248 sqft

13910 STONY PLAIN RD, Edmonton

$107,500

13910 STONY PLAIN RD, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 746 sqft

10508 136 Street, Edmonton

$899,900

10508 136 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,900.06 sqft

10534 139 Street, Edmonton

$3,250,000

10534 139 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 4 bed · 5 bath · 3,248.04 sqft

1412 STONY PLAIN RD, Edmonton

$114,900

1412 STONY PLAIN RD, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 678 sqft

1304 BLOCK DR NW, Edmonton

$1,500,000

1304 BLOCK DR NW, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,770 sqft

13910 STONY PLAIN Road, Edmonton

$107,500

13910 STONY PLAIN Road, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 746.27 sqft

13910 STONY PLAIN Road, Edmonton

$114,900

13910 STONY PLAIN Road, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 678.45 sqft

14105 WEST BLOCK Drive, Edmonton

$1,500,000

14105 WEST BLOCK Drive, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,770.36 sqft

10223 130 ST, Edmonton

$3,199,999

10223 130 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 6 bath · 3,541 sqft

10223 130 Street, Edmonton

$3,199,999

10223 130 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 4 bed · 6 bath · 3,541.36 sqft

Buying in Glenora

Who fits here

Established professionals — lawyers, physicians, academics, and executives — who want a heritage address within 5 km of downtown Edmonton without sacrificing lot size or architectural character. Buyers typically have long Edmonton roots and have been circling Glenora for years before committing: the combination of Government House Park adjacency, MacKinnon Ravine trailhead access, and Alexander Circle's grand early-20th-century streetscape is genuinely difficult to replicate elsewhere in the city. Many are upgrading from infill neighbourhoods and prioritize permanence — a deed-restricted, supply-constrained community where the housing pool simply cannot grow. Single-family detached homes dominate entirely; buyers seeking condos or townhouses almost always look elsewhere.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Glenora is among Edmonton's lowest-volume luxury markets: only homes changed hands over the past year on a street network that has barely expanded since the 1960s. The median sold price of — with a range from to — reflects genuine scarcity rather than speculation. Average days on market sits, and a sale-to-list ratio of confirms that correctly priced homes attract serious buyers quickly. There are currently 69 active listings. The average price per square foot of competes with Edmonton's best inner-city neighbourhoods, supported by heritage zoning that permanently caps infill supply.

Commute and lifestyle

Glenora sits roughly 4 km west of downtown Edmonton — a realistic 15-minute bike commute via the river valley trail system or an 8-minute drive along 102 Avenue. The 124 Street corridor borders the neighbourhood's eastern edge, providing independent grocers, wine bars, galleries, and restaurant patios within easy walking distance. MacKinnon Ravine Park forms the southern boundary and connects to Edmonton's 160-plus kilometre river valley trail network. Alexander Circle — the neighbourhood's centrepiece roundabout — links quiet residential streets lined with century-old elms. Westminster School within the neighbourhood offers the IB Middle Years Programme, and Glenora Elementary provides a walkable K–6 option. Most households maintain at least one vehicle for broader city errands.

Long-term context

Very few Edmonton neighbourhoods stack three independent supply constraints simultaneously. Heritage character area zoning restricts demolition and density across the core Carruthers subdivision. Government House Park, Alexander Circle parkland, and MacKinnon Ravine together remove large portions of potential development land permanently. More than 116 heritage-listed properties — including Government House National Historic Site (designated 2012) — further limit what can be demolished or replaced. The Carruthers caveat, written into original deeds over a century ago, established minimum build standards before modern heritage law existed. Collectively these constraints mean Glenora's housing pool cannot meaningfully grow, creating durable appreciation pressure independent of broader Edmonton market cycles.

About Glenora

Overview

Glenora is one of Edmonton's most prestigious and historic neighborhoods, boasting mature elm-lined streets and stunning river valley views. With a premium real estate market featuring an average sold price, this upscale community offers a tranquil, heritage-rich environment just minutes from the downtown core.

Location

Situated just west of downtown Edmonton, Glenora is bounded by 107 Avenue to the north, Groat Road to the east, 142 Street to the west, and the scenic North Saskatchewan River valley and McKinnon Ravine to the south. This central yet secluded position provides immediate access to major arterial routes and panoramic natural views.

Housing character

The neighborhood is defined by its stunning architectural diversity, ranging from preserved early 20th-century character homes to spectacular modern infills. Single-family homes dominate this premium market, where the median sold price sits, reflecting the area's high demand and expansive, well-manicured lots.

Schools

Families in Glenora have excellent educational options, including Glenora Elementary School and Westminster Junior High School within the public system. Progressive Academy offers a prominent private alternative, while St. Vincent provides Catholic elementary education, ensuring diverse schooling choices for residents.

Transit

Glenora is well-connected by Edmonton Transit Service bus routes operating along 142 Street and 107 Avenue. The neighborhood is also poised to benefit from the future Valley Line West LRT extension, which will run along Stony Plain Road, further enhancing the convenient commute to downtown and the west end.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy close proximity to the vibrant 124 Street district and the High Street shopping area, home to some of Edmonton's best independent cafes, boutique shops, art galleries, and fine dining. Local commercial nodes along Stony Plain Road offer convenient day-to-day amenities without compromising the neighborhood's residential tranquility.

Parks and recreation

The community offers unparalleled access to Edmonton's river valley trail system, the McKinnon Ravine, and Government House Park. The iconic Alexander Circle centers the neighborhood with its picturesque fountain, while the historic grounds of Government House provide beautiful, expansive green spaces for walking and leisure.

Lifestyle

Glenora offers an affluent, sophisticated lifestyle that seamlessly blends historic charm with modern convenience. Known for its active community league and exceptionally quiet, leafy streets, the neighborhood provides an upscale urban retreat for professionals and families seeking prestige and proximity to the city's best cultural amenities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Glenora has a designated Heritage Character Area covering the core of the original Carruthers subdivision. Within it, demolition of character-defining homes requires City approval, and new construction must be compatible with the established streetscape in height, massing, and materials. Separately, more than 116 individual properties are listed as Municipal Historic Resources — renovations or additions to those homes require a Heritage Alteration Permit meeting conservation standards. For buyers, this means the neighbourhood's visual character is legally protected, not just a happy accident of history.

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