What is the average home price in Kildare, Edmonton?

The average sold price in Kildare is, with homes typically spending days on market. Pricing reflects a value-oriented northeast Edmonton market where buyers get more square footage per dollar than comparable west or south Edmonton communities.

Is Kildare a good neighbourhood to buy in Edmonton?

Kildare is well-suited for buyers prioritising affordability, established amenities, and walkable retail access. With Londonderry Mall on the doorstep, strong ETS transit connections, and 68% owner-occupancy, it offers the stability of a mature neighbourhood at a price point that remains accessible relative to the Edmonton average.

What schools serve Kildare in Edmonton?

Kildare Elementary School (Edmonton Public) sits within the neighbourhood and is within walking distance for most residents. Londonderry Junior High School and M.E. Lazerte Composite High School serve older students. Edmonton Catholic Schools also operates facilities in the broader Londonderry area for families seeking Catholic education.

How is transit access in Kildare?

Kildare is well-served by ETS along 137 Avenue and 66 Street, with connections to Londonderry Transit Centre — a major northeast transfer hub. Multiple routes provide direct service toward downtown, NAIT, and other employment centres. The 137 Avenue corridor also offers quick access to Anthony Henday Drive for drivers.

When was Kildare developed and how mature is the neighbourhood?

Kildare was built out primarily during the 1960s and 1970s, with nearly half of all homes constructed in the 1960s alone. Development was substantially complete by 1990, making it a fully mature neighbourhood with established trees, stable infrastructure, and a long track record as a desirable northeast Edmonton community.

Real Estate in Kildare, Edmonton

Kildare suits buyers who want established northeast Edmonton roots without paying a premium for newer construction.

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$205,000

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Homes for Sale in Kildare, Edmonton

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$400,000

7120 139 Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,199.22 sqft

$149,900

14205 82 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 1 bath · 949.6 sqft

$346,900

7530 137A Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,117.95 sqft

$159,000

14230 80 ST, Edmonton

Townhouse · 3 bed · 1 bath · 939 sqft

$149,900

14120 80 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 1 bath · 946.05 sqft

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$445,900

7011 141 Avenue NW, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,361.22 sqft

$165,000

14220 80 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 1 bath · 947.23 sqft

Buying in Kildare

Who fits here

Kildare suits buyers who want established northeast Edmonton roots without paying a premium for newer construction. The neighbourhood draws families looking for a turn-key bungalow or split-level with a backyard, as well as first-time buyers who appreciate that roughly half of homes here are single-detached but the price point still competes with outer suburbs. With 68% owner-occupied dwellings, you get neighbours who are invested in the block — a dynamic that tends to hold neighbourhoods together over time. Downsizers find options too: low-rise apartments and townhomes make up a meaningful share of the housing mix, so moving within the neighbourhood is possible as needs change. Investors targeting stable long-term rentals are drawn by the 32% renter pool and proximity to Londonderry Mall employment. If your priority is walkable retail, quick access to a major transit corridor, and a mature tree-lined streetscape without the renovation uncertainty of older inner-city infills, Kildare delivers that combination in a compact 1.19 km² footprint.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Kildare's market reflects the broader northeast Edmonton value story: buyers get more square footage per dollar than in comparable south or west Edmonton neighbourhoods. The median sold price currently sits, with an average of — a gap that signals a healthy range of product types from entry-level apartments to detached family homes. Homes here have averaged days on market over the past year, and the sale-to-list ratio of tells you how much negotiating room typically exists. Over the last 12 months, properties have changed hands, keeping liquidity reasonable for a neighbourhood of this size. Active inventory currently stands at 15 listings, and buyers looking at detached homes will find pricing in the – band covers the widest selection. At per square foot, Kildare consistently ranks among the more affordable established communities in the northeast quadrant.

Commute and lifestyle

Kildare sits along the 137 Avenue corridor, one of northeast Edmonton's primary east-west arterials, giving residents straightforward access to Anthony Henday Drive and the Yellowhead Trail without threading through residential backstreets. ETS bus routes along 137 Avenue and 66 Street connect directly to Londonderry Transit Centre, a major hub where riders can transfer onto high-frequency routes heading downtown or to NAIT. The LRT's Capital Line extension plans have long targeted northeast Edmonton, meaning the area's transit accessibility is expected to strengthen over the coming decade. Day-to-day errands rarely require a car: Londonderry Mall at the neighbourhood's southeast corner anchors a full grocery, pharmacy, and service retail mix, while Northgate Centre and North Town Mall are minutes west along 137 Avenue. Kildare Park provides green space and a playground at the heart of the neighbourhood, and St. Michael's Cemetery at the southwest corner adds a quiet, tree-covered buffer from commercial activity. Families with children have Kildare Elementary School within walking distance, with M.E. Lazerte Composite High School serving senior grades.

Long-term context

Kildare was built out primarily between the 1960s and 1980s, meaning the housing stock is fully depreciated on land registries and buyers are paying for location and land value rather than the structure premium found in newer suburbs. That dynamic historically creates a floor on prices: the land under a Kildare bungalow retains value regardless of market cycles because Londonderry Mall and the 137 Avenue commercial corridor generate consistent demand from workers, renters, and owner-occupiers alike. Neighbourhoods in northeast Edmonton that sit adjacent to major regional retail nodes have shown resilience through softer market periods because they offer genuine walkability that newer fringe communities cannot replicate. Kildare's gradual population decline from peak levels also means that when broader Edmonton demand cycles upward, supply constraints here respond more quickly than in areas with room to build outward. Buyers entering now benefit from a value gap relative to west and south Edmonton that has historically compressed during strong appreciation cycles, providing upside alongside a stable, cash-flow-friendly entry point for investors.

About Kildare

Overview

Kildare is a mature, family-friendly neighbourhood in northeast Edmonton, named after the historic town and county in Ireland. Developed primarily throughout the 1960s and 1970s, it forms part of the Londonderry district and is known for its strong community atmosphere. The area offers a well-planned mix of residential, commercial, and institutional spaces, including the prominent St. Michael's Cemetery.

Location

Bounded by 137 Avenue to the south, 144 Avenue to the north, 82 Street to the west, and 66 Street to the east, Kildare provides excellent connectivity. Residents enjoy quick access to major commuter routes like the Yellowhead Highway, Fort Road, and Anthony Henday Drive, allowing for straightforward drives to downtown Edmonton in under 20 minutes.

Housing character

The neighbourhood offers an affordable real estate market characterized by mature, post-war suburban development. Single-family detached houses are the dominant property type, making up about half of the homes, alongside a healthy mix of townhouses and low-rise apartments. Buyers can expect accessible entry points with a median sold price and an average price per square foot.

Schools

Local education is anchored by Kildare Elementary School, a public K-6 institution notable for offering both an English Core and a Chinese Mandarin Bilingual Program. Older students have convenient access to nearby designated schools including Londonderry Junior High and M.E. LaZerte High School, as well as Catholic options like Archbishop O'Leary.

Transit

Transit options in Kildare are highly rated, with numerous local bus routes providing reliable service throughout the community. Commuters also benefit from close proximity to the Northgate Transit Centre just to the west, while the Capital Line's Clareview and Belvedere LRT stations are less than a 10-minute drive away.

Shopping and dining

Kildare is exceptionally amenity-rich, anchored by Londonderry Mall in the southeast corner, which offers over 150 retail stores, services, and a public library. For additional groceries, dining, and entertainment, residents are only a short distance from Northgate Centre, North Town Centre, and the big-box retailers at Clareview Town Centre.

Parks and recreation

At the heart of the neighbourhood lies Kildare Park, featuring open green spaces, playgrounds, and sports fields. Active residents also enjoy the nearby Londonderry Athletic Grounds, equipped with a fitness centre, running track, and arena, while the Northgate Lions Recreation Centre provides excellent wellness programming.

Lifestyle

Offering a relaxed and quiet suburban lifestyle, Kildare appeals to a diverse mix of growing families, professionals, and retirees. Its combination of affordable housing, walkable everyday amenities, and active community league creates a welcoming, tight-knit environment. Homes in the area remain in steady demand, reflecting an average of on the market and a strong sale-to-list ratio.

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LondonderryJunior High · Edmonton Public
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Frequently Asked Questions

Kildare offers a diverse mix: roughly 47% of dwellings are single-detached homes, with the remainder split between row houses (24%), high-rise apartments (10%), low-rise apartments (9%), and duplexes (9%). This variety gives buyers entry-level condo options as well as traditional family bungalows and split-levels on the same streets.

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Listing information last updated on September 22, 2026 at 1:00 am (America/Edmonton)