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Homes for Sale in Killarney, Edmonton

Killarney attracts buyers who want established north-east Edmonton character without the price premium of inner-city neighbourhoods.

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27

Median list price

$385,000

Avg list price

$403,911

Homes for Sale in Killarney, Edmonton

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12904 90 ST, Edmonton

$385,000

12904 90 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,064 sqft

12904 90 Street, Edmonton

$385,000

12904 90 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,064.34 sqft

9304 128A AV, Edmonton

$509,999

9304 128A AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,534 sqft

9304 128A Avenue, Edmonton

$509,999

9304 128A Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,534.41 sqft

12722 83 ST NW, Edmonton

$449,900

12722 83 ST NW, Edmonton

Duplex · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,548 sqft

12908 95A ST, Edmonton

$299,000

12908 95A ST, Edmonton

Vacant Lot

12908 95A Street, Edmonton

$299,000

12908 95A Street, Edmonton

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12904 95A ST, Edmonton

$459,500

12904 95A ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,102 sqft

12904 95A Street, Edmonton

$459,500

12904 95A Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,101.8 sqft

13136 88 ST, Edmonton

$360,000

13136 88 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,184 sqft

12904 95 ST, Edmonton

$450,000

12904 95 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,085 sqft

12820 95 ST, Edmonton

$439,000

12820 95 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,066 sqft

Buying in Killarney

Who fits here

Killarney attracts buyers who want established north-east Edmonton character without the price premium of inner-city neighbourhoods. Its housing stock — roughly one-third single-family homes, one-quarter duplexes, and the rest apartments and row houses — suits first-time buyers, investors, and downsizers equally well. Because approximately 60% of units are rented, buyers looking for a property with an existing tenant, or who want to convert an owner-occupied home into an income suite, will find solid options here. The neighbourhood's compact 1.33 km² footprint means most daily errands are reachable on foot or by bike, and 97 Street NW provides a straight shot into downtown. Families appreciate Killarney School (grades 7–9, EPSB) within walking distance and the Killarney Community League hall and outdoor rink on 87 Street — both anchors of neighbourhood life since 1960. Buyers who value stability over trendiness, and community roots over new construction, tend to feel at home here.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Killarney's market moves at a measured pace typical of mature north-east Edmonton neighbourhoods. The median sold price is and the average sold price sits, reflecting the diversity of property types from affordable walk-ups to upgraded single-family homes. Sellers are seeing strong demand: the average sale-to-list ratio is and the average days on market is, suggesting well-priced listings move quickly. Over the past 12 months homes have sold in the neighbourhood. For buyers still browsing, the median list price is $385,000 and there are currently 27 active listings, spanning a price range of. At per square foot, Killarney remains one of Edmonton's more accessible entry points into the freehold market.

Commute and lifestyle

Killarney sits in north-east Edmonton, bounded by 97 Street NW to the west — one of the city's main arterials — making car commutes to downtown (roughly 10–15 minutes off-peak) straightforward. ETS bus service along 97 Street and 132 Avenue connects residents to the broader transit network, including links toward the LRT system. For cyclists, the neighbourhood's flat terrain and grid street layout keep distances manageable. Day-to-day errands are anchored by shops and services along 97 Street, with larger retail at Londonderry Mall a short drive north. The Killarney Community League's outdoor rink and hall provide year-round social infrastructure, and several parks within the neighbourhood boundary offer green space for families. The Mobile Food Market and community garden initiatives supported through Edmonton's neighbourhood programs add to a self-sufficient, village-like character despite the urban setting.

Long-term context

Built almost entirely between 1946 and 1970, Killarney's housing stock is mature — which historically has meant steadier, less volatile price growth than newer suburban communities exposed to builder pricing cycles. The neighbourhood annexed into Edmonton in 1913 and saw sustained post-war infill, leaving relatively little vacant land for speculative development. That supply constraint, combined with consistent rental demand (60% of units are renter-occupied), has kept vacancies low and supported landlord returns over time. Edmonton's broader north-east corridor has seen renewed attention from the City through its Building Great Neighbourhoods program, which prioritizes street and sidewalk upgrades — a signal of sustained municipal investment in the area. For buyers, the combination of below-average price-per-square-foot, stable rental income potential, and incremental city infrastructure improvements makes Killarney a patient-capital play in Edmonton's affordable housing tier.

About Killarney

Overview

Killarney is a mature, well-established residential neighbourhood in north-central Edmonton. Named after the Irish town, the community was primarily developed in the 1950s and 1960s to meet post-WWII housing demand. Today, it offers a quiet, suburban atmosphere characterized by tree-lined streets and strong community ties. The active Killarney Community League, established in 1960, fosters a close-knit environment for its residents.

Location

Situated in Edmonton's north-central sector, Killarney is bounded by 132 Avenue to the north, 127 Avenue to the south, 97 Street to the west, and 82 Street to the east. This strategic location provides quick access to the Yellowhead Trail (Highway 16) just south of the community, offering excellent connectivity to the rest of the city, while 97 Street provides a direct route south into the downtown core.

Housing character

The dominant property type in Killarney is the single-family detached home, which reflects the post-war architectural styles of its original development. The neighbourhood also features a diverse mix of semi-detached homes, row houses, and low-rise apartments. Positioned as an accessible mid-range market, homes here see a median sold price and typically spend an average of on the market.

Schools

Families in Killarney benefit from multiple educational options located directly within the neighbourhood boundaries. These include Mee-Yah-Noh Public School for early education, Killarney Junior High School, Queen Elizabeth Composite High School, and St. Matthew Catholic Elementary School, ensuring local schooling options for children of all ages.

Transit

Public transportation is highly accessible, with several Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) bus routes running efficiently along the community's arterial boundaries, particularly on 132 Avenue, 97 Street, and 82 Street. The neighbourhood's grid layout and proximity to major commuter routes make both public transit and driving highly convenient for daily commuters.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy convenient access to everyday amenities and retail. Directly west of the neighbourhood, across 97 Street, sit Northgate Centre and North Town Mall, providing a wide array of grocery stores, retail shops, services, and dining options. Additional commercial businesses and local eateries are clustered along the 97 Street and 82 Street corridors.

Parks and recreation

Killarney provides exceptional green spaces and recreational facilities, boasting approximately 19 hectares of parkland. The expansive 10-hectare Queen Elizabeth School Park serves as a major district hub with sports fields, tennis courts, and a running track. Killarney Park adds to the community's appeal with playgrounds, a community hall, and an outdoor skating rink.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle in Killarney is relaxed, family-oriented, and community-driven. Residents appreciate the blend of mature tree canopies, accessible outdoor recreation, and engaging local events. With an average sold price, the neighbourhood remains an attractive mid-range option for families, professionals, and long-time residents seeking a well-connected Edmonton community.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Killarney offers a genuine mix: roughly one-third of homes are single-family detached, about one-quarter are duplexes, and the remainder are walk-up apartments and row houses. This variety means buyers can enter at different price points, whether they are looking for a starter home, an investment property, or a multi-unit duplex.

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