What is the average home price in Greenfield?

The average sold price in Greenfield is, with a median. Prices range from at the lower end up to for larger or recently updated properties.

What schools serve the Greenfield neighbourhood?

Greenfield has two schools within its boundaries: École Greenfield School (Edmonton Public, offering English and French Immersion dual-track programming) and St. Stanislaus Catholic Elementary School (Edmonton Catholic School District). The Academy for Maths and Science also operates in the neighbourhood at Petrolia Shopping Centre.

How do residents commute from Greenfield?

Greenfield is well-connected for both transit and driving. ETS bus routes 707 and 708 link residents to the Southgate and Century Park LRT stations on 111 Street, offering a car-free route downtown. Drivers access Whitemud Drive quickly via 111 Street and can reach Anthony Henday Drive in about 10 minutes.

What amenities are near Greenfield?

Petrolia Shopping Centre sits within the neighbourhood for everyday errands. Southgate Centre — a major regional mall with grocery, dining, pharmacy, and specialty retail — is just minutes north along 111 Street. The Greenfield Community League (est. 1967) operates a community hall, outdoor ice rink, and tennis courts at 114 Street and 38 Avenue.

Is Greenfield a good neighbourhood to buy in Edmonton?

Greenfield is a strong choice for buyers who want an established, owner-dominated neighbourhood with LRT access and walkable amenities. With over 91% owner-occupancy and a stable long-term resident base, it tends to attract families and buyers planning to stay for the long term rather than short-term investors.

Real Estate in Greenfield, Edmonton

Greenfield suits buyers who want a quiet, established southwest Edmonton neighbourhood without paying a premium for newer construction.

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Median list price

$526,850

Avg list price

$524,829

Homes for Sale in Greenfield, Edmonton

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$379,900

11452 39 Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,150.13 sqft

$579,900

11423 35 Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,347.11 sqft

$749,900

11129 34A AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 2,132 sqft

$595,000

3911 117 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey Split · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,905.98 sqft

$528,800

3839 117 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,140.88 sqft

$479,000

11211 40 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,595.22 sqft

$524,900

3516 117A Street, Edmonton

4 Level Split · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,421.06 sqft

$637,000

11539 40 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 6 bed · 5 bath · 2,851.71 sqft

$544,649

11131 35A Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,175.43 sqft

$265,000

11447 39 AV, Edmonton

Duplex · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,142 sqft

$345,000

11439 39 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,339.26 sqft

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$724,999

11233 34A Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 5 bed · 4 bath · 2,402.42 sqft

Buying in Greenfield

Who fits here

Greenfield suits buyers who want a quiet, established southwest Edmonton neighbourhood without paying a premium for newer construction. The vast majority of homes are detached single-family houses — over 90% of the housing stock — built primarily in the 1960s and 1970s, so buyers who value solid mid-century bungalows and two-storeys over cookie-cutter new builds will feel at home. Owner-occupancy sits around 91%, giving the streets a stable, long-term resident character that appeals to families and move-up buyers who plan to stay put. With convenient access to Southgate Centre and Petrolia Shopping Centre right in the neighbourhood, everyday errands are walkable or a short drive. Greenfield also works well for buyers who prioritize proximity to good public schools and French Immersion — École Greenfield School and St. Stanislaus Catholic School are both in the neighbourhood. If you want mature trees, a tight-knit community league with a rink and tennis courts, and quick LRT access to downtown, Greenfield delivers all three at a price point that still makes sense.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Greenfield trades at a price point that reflects its mature, largely detached housing stock. The median sold price sits at with an average, while active listings currently have a median list price of $526,850. Homes here have sold at a sale-to-list ratio of over the past year, with transactions recorded in the trailing 12 months — steady volume for a neighbourhood of roughly 1,500 dwellings. Days on market average, and average price per square foot comes in. The price range runs from, reflecting the mix of original bungalows through to renovated or extended two-storeys. Because more than three-quarters of the homes were built in the 1960s, buyers can find both well-maintained move-in-ready properties and renovation candidates in the same block.

Commute and lifestyle

Greenfield's location on the south side of Edmonton makes it one of the more transit-accessible mature neighbourhoods in the city. ETS routes 707 and 708 connect residents to both Southgate and Century Park LRT stations, from which you can ride the Valley Line or Metro Line directly into downtown without touching a car. Drivers have equally good options: 111 Street runs the full eastern edge of the neighbourhood, feeding quickly onto Whitemud Drive for crosstown trips, or south toward Anthony Henday Drive. Southgate Centre is just minutes north — a full regional mall with grocery, pharmacy, and specialty retail — while Petrolia Shopping Centre handles day-to-day needs closer to home. Greenfield's community league has been active since 1967, running the outdoor rink and tennis courts at 114 Street and 38 Avenue. Families with children benefit from two neighbourhood schools, a mix of English and French Immersion programming, and proximity to larger recreational facilities along the Whitemud corridor. The neighbourhood's mature tree canopy and predominantly low-rise streetscape give it a quieter, residential feel compared to higher-density corridors nearby.

Long-term context

As an established 1960s neighbourhood with high owner-occupancy and limited new supply, Greenfield's value drivers are different from newer southwest communities. The neighbourhood does not add housing inventory through infill at the same pace as some inner-city areas, which keeps supply relatively constrained. Demand tends to be steady rather than speculative — buyers here are typically looking for a forever home or a long-term hold, not a quick flip. The proximity to Century Park LRT and the Whitemud freeway network means the neighbourhood benefits from broader southside infrastructure investments without the disruption of active construction nearby. Herbert Greenfield's namesake community was built when southwest Edmonton was first opening up, and decades of stability have cemented its reputation as a reliable hold. Renovation activity tends to add value incrementally as owners update kitchens and baths in the original bungalows, giving the neighbourhood a gradual quality uplift without dramatic price swings. Buyers comparing Greenfield to newer communities further south should weigh the trade-off: newer builds offer more square footage and modern layouts, but Greenfield offers larger lots, mature trees, and LRT access that newer suburbs often lack.

About Greenfield

Overview

Greenfield, also known locally as Petrolia, is a highly sought-after, family-friendly neighbourhood in southwest Edmonton. Known for its quiet, tree-lined streets and strong community spirit, the area offers a premium suburban lifestyle with exceptional convenience. The local real estate market reflects this desirability, with an average sold price.

Location

Situated in southwest Edmonton, Greenfield is bounded by 40 Avenue to the north, 34 Avenue to the south, 111 Street to the east, and 119 Street to the west. Its prime location just south of Whitemud Drive and west of Calgary Trail offers streamlined access for commuters heading downtown or across the city.

Housing character

Developed primarily during the 1960s and 1970s, Greenfield's real estate landscape is characterized by beautifully maintained mid-century single-family detached homes, which make up over 90% of the local dwellings. Properties often feature large, premium lots arranged along quiet crescents and cul-de-sacs, boasting an average of on the market and a median sold price.

Schools

The neighbourhood is highly regarded for its educational facilities, making it an ideal destination for growing families. It is home to Greenfield School, a public elementary offering a popular dual-track English and French Immersion program, as well as St. Stanislaus Catholic Elementary School. Older students have easy access to the nearby and well-respected Harry Ainlay High School.

Transit

Greenfield offers excellent public transit connectivity for a suburban community. The eastern boundary along 111 Street provides residents with direct, rapid access to the nearby Southgate and Century Park LRT stations, alongside a network of local bus routes that make navigating Edmonton convenient.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy the immediate convenience of the centrally located Petrolia Shopping Centre for everyday goods and services. For a premier retail and dining experience, Southgate Centre—one of Edmonton's major premium shopping malls—is just a short trip north along 111 Street.

Parks and recreation

Recreation is central to the neighbourhood's appeal, anchored by the expansive Greenfield Park, which features sports fields, playgrounds, and a popular spray park. The active Greenfield Community League maintains a community hall, tennis courts, and an outdoor skating rink, while the nearby Snow Valley Ski Club and Whitemud Ravine provide extensive outdoor leisure options.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle in Greenfield is peaceful, community-focused, and active. With a dedicated community league hosting year-round events, it is a neighbourhood where residents tend to lay down long-term roots. The abundance of mature green spaces and family-oriented amenities fosters a secure, inviting, and premium atmosphere.

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Schools near Greenfield

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Harry AinlaySenior High · Edmonton Public
GreenfieldElementary · Edmonton Public
Vernon BarfordJunior High · Edmonton Public

Frequently Asked Questions

Greenfield is almost entirely single-family detached homes — about 92% of the housing stock — built mainly between the 1960s and 1970s. You'll find a mix of original bungalows, raised bungalows, and two-storey homes, with some duplexes and a small number of apartments. Renovated properties sit alongside move-in-ready and fixer-upper options on the same streets.

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Listing information last updated on September 22, 2026 at 11:00 pm (America/Edmonton)