What is the typical price range for homes for sale in Hawks Ridge?

Homes in Hawks Ridge currently range from, with a median sold price of over the past 12 months. Prices vary based on lot position, with properties backing onto Big Lake or the ravine commanding a premium.

Is Hawks Ridge close to Big Lake and Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park?

Yes — Hawks Ridge is directly adjacent to both. The northern boundary of the neighbourhood meets Big Lake, and Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park wraps around the community's north and west edges. Residents have walking trail access year-round, and the park is a popular spot for birdwatching, snowshoeing, and nature walks.

How far is Hawks Ridge from West Edmonton Mall and downtown?

West Edmonton Mall is approximately 15 minutes by car from Hawks Ridge via Anthony Henday Drive. Downtown Edmonton is roughly 30–35 minutes depending on traffic, also accessible via the Henday ring road without needing to travel through surface streets.

When was Hawks Ridge established and who are the primary builders?

Hawks Ridge was officially named in September 2010 through Edmonton's Big Lake Neighbourhood Structure Plan process. Residential construction began ramping up around 2017. The community is developed by multiple builders under the Big Lake Area Structure Plan framework, offering a mix of single-family detached homes on varying lot sizes.

Is public transit available in Hawks Ridge Edmonton?

ETS bus service to Hawks Ridge is limited given its location at Edmonton's northwest urban edge. Most residents rely on personal vehicles. Anthony Henday Drive is the key arterial link, providing ring-road access to all parts of the city. Future transit improvements are possible as the broader northwest cluster of communities continues to develop.

Homes for Sale in Hawks Ridge, Edmonton

Hawks Ridge draws buyers who want a genuinely new suburb where natural surroundings haven't been paved over.

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$674,702

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$658,377

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$699,900

2086 REDTAIL CM, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 2,168 sqft

$699,900

2086 REDTAIL Common, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 2,168.08 sqft

$547,900

858 Northern Harrier LN, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,729 sqft

$547,900

858 Northern Harrier Lane, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,728.7 sqft

$674,702

1047 COOPERS HAWK LINK, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,101 sqft

$674,702

1047 COOPERS HAWK LINK Link, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,101.35 sqft

$639,900

1407 OSPREY CT, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 5 bed · 3 bath · 2,174 sqft

$639,900

1407 OSPREY Crest, Edmonton

2 Storey · 5 bed · 3 bath · 2,174.33 sqft

$949,999

1129 GYRFALCON CR, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 4 bath · 1,694 sqft

$949,999

1129 GYRFALCON Crescent, Edmonton

Bungalow · 2 bed · 4 bath · 1,693.72 sqft

$932,500

1265 Peregrine Terrace, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 2,434 sqft

$932,500

1265 Peregrine Terrace, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 2,433.96 sqft

Buying in Hawks Ridge

Who fits here

Hawks Ridge draws buyers who want a genuinely new suburb where natural surroundings haven't been paved over. The neighbourhood borders Big Lake and Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park to the north — meaning your backyard effectively opens onto a provincially protected wetland full of migratory birds and walking trails. Families with young children tend to be the dominant buyer profile here: David Thomas King School serves Hawks Ridge students from kindergarten through junior high, with yellow bus service provided, so parents aren't scrambling for school logistics from day one. The housing stock skews toward single-family detached homes with attached garages on generous lots, making it a strong fit for buyers who've outgrown older infill neighbourhoods or condos but don't want to sacrifice proximity to the city. West Edmonton Mall is roughly 15 minutes away, and Anthony Henday Drive provides a direct ring-road connection to all quadrants of Edmonton without threading through the urban core. Hawks Ridge is not the right neighbourhood for buyers who prioritise walkability scores or frequent transit use — it's a car-dependent suburb. But for households that prize space, quiet, and nature access, it's among the most distinctive new communities in northwest Edmonton.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Hawks Ridge is a young neighbourhood that has been filling in steadily since residential construction began in earnest around 2017. Because the community is still developing, active inventory turns over in cycles tied closely to builder releases alongside resale activity. The current median list price sits at $674,702, with active listings ranging from. The average price per square foot is, reflecting the newer construction standards that dominate the area. Over the past 12 months, homes have sold in Hawks Ridge, with a sale-to-list ratio of — an indicator of how closely sellers are pricing to market. Average days on market has been, and the median sold price has tracked. Buyers should note that price variance in this neighbourhood can be meaningful depending on lot position: homes with unobstructed views toward Big Lake or backing onto the ravine system typically command a premium over interior lots.

Commute and lifestyle

Getting around from Hawks Ridge requires a car for most daily trips — this is a new-build suburb at the northwestern edge of Edmonton's urban boundary, and ETS bus service to the area is limited. The practical commute story is Anthony Henday Drive: on-ramps are accessible within a short drive of the neighbourhood, putting West Edmonton Mall, the Henday's north leg, and eventually downtown within reach without stop-and-go surface streets. Drivers heading to the University of Alberta or South Edmonton Common can use the ring road to bypass the city centre entirely. For lifestyle, the neighbourhood's biggest asset is immediate access to Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park, which wraps around the north and west edges of the community. The park features year-round trails popular with birdwatchers, cross-country skiers, and families — an unusual amenity for a suburb this new. The Hawks Ridge Community League is the social hub for neighbourhood events and rink programming in winter. Trumpeter and Kinglet Gardens are immediately adjacent, so the broader northwest communities share commercial nodes and are developing together as a cluster.

Long-term context

Hawks Ridge sits within the Big Lake Area Structure Plan, an Edmonton planning framework that governs a cluster of new northwest communities including Trumpeter, Kinglet Gardens, Secord, and Pintail Landing. The coordinated development of this corridor — supported by Anthony Henday Drive and the planned extension of 184 Street — creates a long-horizon infrastructure story that tends to underpin steady appreciation in new suburban communities. Edmonton's northwest has historically attracted buyers priced out of mature neighbourhoods, and as Hawks Ridge matures and its commercial and school infrastructure fills in, the neighbourhood typically moves through the discount-for-newness phase that early buyers encounter. The proximity to Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park is a durable amenity that doesn't depreciate the way early-stage suburban amenities sometimes do. Buyers purchasing during the development phase are acquiring in a community where the full neighbourhood footprint — trails, schools, parks, and retail — is not yet complete, which historically means earlier buyers benefit from appreciation as that infrastructure arrives.

About Hawks Ridge

Overview

Hawks Ridge is one of Edmonton's premier newer residential neighbourhoods, located in the northwest sector of the city within the scenic Big Lake district. Established in the early 2010s, the community was master-planned to seamlessly blend modern suburban living with the area's rich natural landscapes. With a that reflects its premium positioning, Hawks Ridge caters to buyers seeking a tranquil, nature-oriented environment without sacrificing urban conveniences.

Location

The neighbourhood is geographically bounded by 231 Street to the west, the shores of Big Lake to the north, Winterburn Road (215 Street) to the east, and the developing community of Kinglet Gardens to the south. Its strategic location offers quick and convenient access to major commuter routes, including Yellowhead Trail (Highway 16) and Anthony Henday Drive, making travel throughout Edmonton and neighbouring St. Albert highly efficient.

Housing character

Housing in Hawks Ridge is overwhelmingly characterized by modern single-family detached homes, which make up roughly 85% of the local real estate. Buyers will find a mix of spacious front-attached garage homes, traditional laned homes, and a smaller selection of contemporary duplexes and townhouses. Homes here feature energy-efficient designs and high-end finishes. Properties currently reflect an, and homes typically see about before successfully closing.

Schools

While Hawks Ridge relies on designated public and Catholic schools in surrounding west Edmonton communities for some grades, future educational infrastructure is already in motion. The province has approved a new K-6 elementary school within Hawks Ridge, which will eventually accommodate 650 students, ensuring families have walk-to-school convenience right in their own neighbourhood.

Transit

Because of its newer, suburban nature, Hawks Ridge is primarily a car-dependent community. However, public transportation is available via the City of Edmonton's On Demand Transit service. This flexible transit option allows residents to book shuttle rides that connect directly to major transit hubs, such as the Lewis Farms Transit Centre and Westmount Transit Centre, facilitating broader city access.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy a mix of immediate convenience and nearby retail hubs. The developing Big Lake Landing commercial area within the community is bringing in local services like daycares, medical offices, and convenience stores. For larger shopping trips and diverse dining options, residents are only a short drive from major retail centres in St. Albert, the Enjoy Centre, Costco, and the extensive entertainment and retail offerings of West Edmonton Mall.

Parks and recreation

The defining feature of Hawks Ridge is its unparalleled access to nature. The neighbourhood sits directly adjacent to Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park and Big Lake, providing residents with breathtaking waterfront views and wildlife watching. The community itself features over 105 acres of dedicated natural areas, environmental reserves, mature trees, three stormwater ponds, playgrounds, and an intricate network of multi-use walking and biking trails.

Lifestyle

Hawks Ridge offers a peaceful, countryside-like lifestyle tailored for active families, outdoor enthusiasts, and professionals seeking a quiet retreat from the bustling city. The active community league frequently organizes neighbourhood events, fostering a strong sense of belonging. With indicating a steady welcoming of new neighbours, residents share a collective appreciation for the area's tranquil atmosphere, premium amenities, and deep connection to Edmonton's natural environment.

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David Thomas King School (Edmonton Public Schools) is the designated school for Hawks Ridge students from kindergarten through junior high. The school operates a closed attendance boundary, so Hawks Ridge students are guaranteed admission, and yellow bus service is provided for eligible elementary and junior high students.

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