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Homes for Sale in Homesteader, Edmonton

Homesteader is a natural fit for buyers who want a mature, established neighbourhood with real character at a price point that makes homeownership attainable in Edmonton.

Active listings

15

Median list price

$259,000

Avg list price

$346,217

Homes for Sale in Homesteader, Edmonton

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Buying in Homesteader

Who fits here

Homesteader is a natural fit for buyers who want a mature, established neighbourhood with real character at a price point that makes homeownership attainable in Edmonton. Developed primarily through the 1970s and early 1980s, the neighbourhood offers a mix of single-family homes, duplexes, and row houses — a variety that appeals to first-time buyers, downsizers, and investors alike. The community sits in northeast Edmonton's Hermitage area, bounded by Yellowhead Trail to the south, 50 Street to the west, and the Kennedale Ravine to the north, giving it a genuine edge-of-nature feel without sacrificing urban convenience. The Homesteader Community League, active since 1976, runs a community hall and outdoor skating rink that bring residents together year-round. Buyers who value walkable, tight-knit communities with functioning community infrastructure — and who appreciate the upside of neighbourhood renewal investment on the horizon — will feel right at home here.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Homesteader offers some of northeast Edmonton's most accessible price points, making it a consistent draw for value-focused buyers. The neighbourhood's housing mix — roughly 37% single-family homes, 24% row houses, 22% duplexes, and 18% low-rise apartment units — creates a wide range of entry options. Current listings are priced between, with an active inventory of 15 properties. The median list price sits at $259,000 and the average is $346,217. Over the past 12 months, homes have sold in Homesteader, with a median sold price and an average. Homes are averaging days on hômm before going firm, and sellers are receiving of their asking price on average — a reliable indicator of market balance. At per square foot, Homesteader remains among the more affordable neighbourhoods in Edmonton's northeast.

Commute and lifestyle

Commuting from Homesteader is straightforward, particularly for transit users. Belvedere LRT Station sits just west of the neighbourhood and connects riders directly to downtown Edmonton, the University of Alberta, Northlands, Commonwealth Stadium, and Rogers Place — all without a transfer. For drivers, Yellowhead Trail (Highway 16) along the southern boundary provides quick east-west access across the city. Homesteader School (EPSB, K–9) serves the neighbourhood at 4455 128 Avenue NW, offering a community-focused learning environment with a strong emphasis on technology integration and student wellness. The Kennedale Ravine to the north provides a natural green corridor for walking and cycling. Nearby retail and services along 50 Street and the broader Clareview area round out daily errands, while the Clareview Community Recreation Centre — one of Edmonton's largest leisure facilities — is a short drive east. The City of Edmonton has slated Homesteader for full neighbourhood renewal construction beginning spring 2027, meaning roads, sidewalks, curbs, and street lighting will all be upgraded in the coming years.

Long-term context

Homesteader's long-term value story is grounded in infrastructure investment and geographic fundamentals. The neighbourhood's proximity to the Yellowhead Trail corridor gives it connectivity that younger suburban communities can't replicate, and Belvedere LRT access ties it into Edmonton's broader rapid transit network. The City of Edmonton's Neighbourhood Renewal Program has already transformed adjacent Overlanders — with Homesteader's full reconstruction scheduled for 2027–2029, buyers today are purchasing ahead of the physical upgrade cycle. Historically, renewed neighbourhoods across Edmonton have seen improved buyer demand and tighter days-on-market metrics following completion of road and sidewalk reconstruction. The diversity of housing types also provides a natural hedge: when detached prices climb, row homes and duplexes absorb demand and tend to appreciate more quickly. For buyers entering now, Homesteader offers the combination of accessible pricing, confirmed municipal investment, and LRT-adjacent connectivity that characterizes neighbourhoods with durable upside.

About Homesteader

Overview

Homesteader is a welcoming, family-friendly neighbourhood in the Hermitage area of northeast Edmonton. Established primarily in the 1970s and 1980s, the community offers a balanced mix of residential living, expansive green spaces, and everyday conveniences. Known for its affordable real estate options and strong community spirit, it provides an accessible entry point for buyers, reflected by an $346,217 that appeals to many.

Location

Situated in northeast Edmonton, Homesteader is bounded by the scenic Kennedale Ravine to the north and the Yellowhead Trail to the south, providing rapid access across the city. The western boundary is marked by 50 Street NW, while the eastern edge generally follows Hooke Road and Homestead Crescent. This strategic location ensures residents are never far from major commuter routes.

Housing character

The architectural landscape of Homesteader is defined by mid-to-late century construction, with the majority of development occurring during the 1970s and 1980s. While there are single-family homes with large yards, the dominant property type is the condo, making it a highly affordable neighbourhood for first-time buyers and downsizers. The local market moves steadily, with properties spending an on the market, while the highlights the area's budget-friendly appeal.

Schools

Families in Homesteader have convenient access to local education right within the neighbourhood boundaries. The community is home to Homesteader School, an Edmonton Public elementary school, as well as St. Maria Goretti Catholic Elementary School. Both are centrally located, making walking to school a safe and easy routine for younger children.

Transit

Homesteader boasts excellent public transportation links, making it a highly practical location for commuters. The neighbourhood is bisected by Hermitage Road, which acts as a main collector route. Residents benefit from close proximity to the Belvedere and Clareview LRT stations, providing rapid transit to downtown Edmonton, the University of Alberta, and Commonwealth Stadium.

Shopping and dining

Everyday conveniences are easily accessible for Homesteader residents. The centrally located Hermitage Shopping Centre and Hermitage Plaza offer local businesses and essential services. For more extensive retail, grocery, and dining options, the nearby Belmont Town Centre and Clareview Town Centre provide a wide variety of stores and restaurants just a short drive or transit ride away.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor enthusiasts are drawn to Homesteader's abundant green spaces. The northern edge of the neighbourhood borders the beautiful Kennedale Ravine, offering extensive walking and biking trails through a natural, wooded environment. At the heart of the community, Homesteader Park features multiple playgrounds, open sports fields, and two outdoor skating rinks maintained by the active community league.

Lifestyle

Life in Homesteader is defined by its closely-knit community spirit and outdoor recreation. The Homesteader Community League is a focal point, hosting events, maintaining a community garden, and bringing neighbours together. With its affordable housing, active community hall, and immediate access to the river valley park system via the ravine, it offers a vibrant and balanced lifestyle for its residents.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Homesteader has one of the more diverse housing mixes in northeast Edmonton. About 37% of homes are single-family detached, 24% are row houses, 22% are duplexes, and 18% are apartments in low-rise buildings. This variety means buyers at different budget levels and life stages can find something that works.

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Listing information last updated on April 25, 2026 at 6:00 pm (America/Edmonton)