How close is Kernohan to the river valley trails?

Very close. Kernohan's eastern and southern boundaries directly abut the North Saskatchewan River valley and the Kennedale Ravine, giving residents walking-distance access to Edmonton's extensive river valley trail network — over 160 km of trails connecting parks across the city.

What is the average sale price in Kernohan right now?

The current average sold price in Kernohan is, with a median. Prices vary by home type and condition, with detached homes generally commanding a premium over row houses and duplexes.

Is Kernohan well served by public transit?

Yes. The Clareview LRT station is located just west of the neighbourhood along 137 Avenue, providing direct light rail access to downtown Edmonton and NAIT. ETS bus routes also serve the area, making Kernohan one of the better-connected neighbourhoods in northeast Edmonton for car-free commuting.

What schools serve the Kernohan area?

Anne Fitzgerald Catholic Elementary School is located within the neighbourhood and serves younger students through the Edmonton Catholic School District. EPSB (Edmonton Public Schools) designated schools for the area are accessible by yellow bus for eligible students or via ETS for junior high and high school students.

Is Kernohan a good neighbourhood for first-time buyers?

Kernohan can be a strong fit for first-time buyers prioritizing space and value over a brand-new build. The mix of row houses and duplexes provides lower entry price points in a freehold format, and the neighbourhood's high owner-occupancy rate (nearly 90%) reflects a community of long-term residents — generally a positive signal for resale stability.

Real Estate in Kernohan, Edmonton

Kernohan draws buyers who want an established northeast Edmonton neighbourhood with genuine river valley proximity and a strong ownership culture.

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$283,900

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Homes for Sale in Kernohan, Edmonton

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$209,900

709 CLAREVIEW Road, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 1 bath · 965.96 sqft

$244,900

716 clareview RD, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,205.57 sqft

$274,900

350 CLAREVIEW Road, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,162.51 sqft

$419,900

156 CLAREVIEW Road, Edmonton

Bi-Level · 3 bed · 2 bath · 944.33 sqft

$315,000

2419 133 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,563.04 sqft

$283,900

13617 28 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,354.33 sqft

$315,000

415 clareview Rd NW, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,191.04 sqft

$344,000

415 CLAREVIEW RD, Edmonton

Townhouse · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,166 sqft

Buying in Kernohan

Who fits here

Kernohan draws buyers who want an established northeast Edmonton neighbourhood with genuine river valley proximity and a strong ownership culture. Nearly 90% of homes here are owner-occupied, which keeps streets stable and neighbours invested in the block. The housing mix leans heavily toward single-family detached — about three in five homes — so families hunting for a yard and parking without the premium of newer southwest communities will find realistic options. Row houses and duplexes round out the stock, giving first-time buyers and downsizers affordable entry points into a freehold format. The neighbourhood sits right on the Kennedale Ravine and borders the North Saskatchewan River valley, which means direct trail access is a genuine daily amenity, not a marketing phrase. Buyers who commute downtown or to the university corridor will appreciate the Clareview LRT station just minutes west on 137 Avenue — a rare convenience for northeast Edmonton.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Kernohan's market reflects the broader pattern of mature northeast Edmonton neighbourhoods: steady demand from move-up buyers and investors attracted by value relative to newer suburbs. The median sold price sits and the average sold price, with homes typically spending days on market before going firm. Over the past 12 months, properties changed hands, and sellers have been achieving a sale-to-list ratio, a reliable indicator of how competitive offers are running. Active inventory currently shows 7 homes available, spanning a price range from. At per square foot, Kernohan consistently prices below newer Edmonton communities, making it one of the more accessible neighbourhoods with LRT access and river valley trail frontage.

Commute and lifestyle

Getting around from Kernohan is straightforward by northeast Edmonton standards. The Clareview LRT station sits just to the west along 137 Avenue, connecting residents to downtown Edmonton and NAIT without touching a car — a meaningful edge in a quadrant where transit options can be thin. Victoria Trail runs the western boundary, offering a direct north-south driving corridor, and the Yellowhead Trail is reachable within a few minutes for anyone heading to the west end or the industrial parks along the river. Daily errands are handled at the Clareview Town Centre, which anchors the broader district with a grocery store, pharmacy, and retail services. Kernohan Park provides local green space for informal play and neighbourhood gatherings, while the Kennedale Ravine and adjacent river valley trail network put serious hiking, cycling, and cross-country ski terrain within walking distance. Anne Fitzgerald Catholic Elementary School serves younger families within the neighbourhood itself.

Long-term context

Kernohan was built out primarily in the 1970s oil-boom era, which gives it a well-established streetscape but also a generation of homes now hitting the age where renovations and upgrades are adding genuine value. Buyers willing to take on a cosmetic refresh are acquiring square footage that newer communities price well beyond reach. The neighbourhood's hard eastern border — the North Saskatchewan River valley — is a permanent amenity that cannot be built over or diluted, which provides a durable quality-of-life floor regardless of broader market cycles. The Clareview LRT extension cemented transit connectivity for the whole district, and continued City of Edmonton investment in the northeast — including river valley trail improvements and the Clareview Community Recreation Centre nearby — supports the long-term livability case. For buyers thinking in five-to-ten-year horizons, Kernohan's combination of undervalued stock, infrastructure access, and irreplaceable natural borders presents a compelling hold.

About Kernohan

Overview

Kernohan is a scenic, well-established residential neighbourhood in northeast Edmonton's Clareview area. Nestled against the North Saskatchewan River valley, it offers a peaceful suburban atmosphere that is highly attractive to first-time buyers, downsizers, and families. Known for its affordability, mature trees, and active real estate market, the community provides an accessible entry point for homeownership with an average sold price.

Location

Situated in the northeast quadrant of Edmonton, Kernohan is perfectly bounded by 137 Avenue to the north, Victoria Trail to the west, the Kennedale Ravine to the south, and the spectacular North Saskatchewan River Valley (Hermitage Park) to the east. This prime location blends suburban tranquility with excellent connectivity to major arterial roads.

Housing character

Development in Kernohan largely took place during Edmonton's 1970s economic boom. Today, the neighbourhood offers a highly affordable housing landscape with a strong dominance of apartment-style condos and townhouses, particularly positioned along Victoria Trail, alongside single-family homes. Buyers can expect an accessible market with a median sold price and properties spending an average of on the market.

Schools

The neighbourhood is exceptionally family-friendly, featuring Anne Fitzgerald Catholic Elementary School located right in the heart of the community next to the central park. Additional educational options, including public elementary, junior high, and high schools, are easily accessible in the adjacent northeast Edmonton neighbourhoods.

Transit

Residents of Kernohan benefit from excellent public transit connectivity. The Clareview LRT station is conveniently located just to the west along 137 Avenue, providing rapid and reliable transit access to downtown Edmonton, the University of Alberta, and other major hubs. Local bus routes also run frequently along Victoria Trail.

Shopping and dining

While Kernohan itself is a peaceful residential enclave, it sits just moments away from the extensive commercial amenities of the Clareview district. Residents enjoy quick access to Clareview Town Centre and various shopping plazas along 137 Avenue, which host major grocery chains, big-box retailers, cafes, and diverse dining options.

Parks and recreation

Kernohan is a true paradise for outdoor lovers. At the centre of the neighbourhood lies Kernohan Park, perfect for casual recreation and sports. Furthermore, residents enjoy immediate, walkable access to the sprawling Hermitage Park in the river valley to the east and the scenic, wooded trails of the Kennedale Ravine to the south.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle in Kernohan is defined by its quiet, suburban charm and deep connection to nature. It is a mature, tight-knit community where residents can easily balance outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and cycling in the river valley with the convenience of nearby urban amenities. The market remains competitive yet highly approachable, reflecting a sale-to-list ratio.

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Schools near Kernohan

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Anne FitzgeraldElementary · Edmonton Catholic
EastglenSenior High · Edmonton Public
BelmontElementary · Edmonton Public
John D. BraccoJunior High · Edmonton Public

Frequently Asked Questions

Kernohan's housing stock is dominated by single-family detached homes, which make up roughly 62% of all residences. Row houses account for about 20%, duplexes around 12%, and low-rise condominiums the remainder. Most homes were built during the 1970s oil-boom era, so buyers find solid construction with room for modern updates.

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