What is the current price range for homes in MacTaggart?

Homes in MacTaggart currently list from, with most activity in the detached single-family segment. Ravine-adjacent and pond-facing lots typically sit at the higher end of that range.

Which schools serve MacTaggart?

Nellie Carlson School (EPSB) is located on MacTaggart Drive NW and serves the neighbourhood at the junior high level. Elementary-aged students in the area are typically served by schools in the broader Terwillegar Heights catchment. Catholic families are served by Edmonton Catholic Schools, with options in adjacent neighbourhoods including Terwillegar Towne.

How is transit access from MacTaggart?

ETS Route 715 provides direct bus service from MacTaggart connecting to Century Park LRT station, which links to the Metro Line and downtown Edmonton. For drivers, Anthony Henday Drive is accessible at the neighbourhood's southern edge, making cross-city commutes efficient. The City of Edmonton's long-range transit plan also calls for enhanced rapid bus service along the Terwillegar Drive corridor.

What parks and green space are near MacTaggart?

MacTaggart borders the Whitemud Creek ravine along its eastern and southeastern edges, giving many residents trail access from their backyards. Terwillegar Park — one of Edmonton's largest natural parks featuring extensive multi-use trails and a major off-leash dog area — is a short drive or bike ride away. Internal neighbourhood green space and stormwater ponds add to the natural feel throughout the community.

Why do buyers choose MacTaggart over other SW Edmonton neighbourhoods?

MacTaggart offers a rare combination of ravine-adjacent living, a fully built-out neighbourhood (no active construction zones), strong school catchments, and immediate access to both Anthony Henday Drive and the Terwillegar recreation campus. Buyers who have looked at Magrath Heights or Terwillegar Towne often land on MacTaggart when they want slightly newer construction with natural ravine views and quieter internal streets.

Real Estate in MacTaggart, Edmonton

MacTaggart draws buyers who want upscale SW Edmonton living without sacrificing nature access.

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$279,450

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$489,170

Homes for Sale in MacTaggart, Edmonton

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$230,000

5810 MULLEN Place, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 3 bed · 2 bath · 840.35 sqft

$399,700

5833 Mullen Place, Edmonton

3 Storey · 5 bed · 4 bath · 2,122.77 sqft

$229,900

5810 MULLEN Place, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 839.59 sqft

$414,999

5873 MULLEN Place, Edmonton

3 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,152.15 sqft

$598,800

5873 Mullen Place, Edmonton

3 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,645.58 sqft

$1,680,000

5047 MCLUHAN Road, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 3,909.27 sqft

$189,900

220 Mullen Pl, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 773 sqft

Buying in MacTaggart

Who fits here

MacTaggart draws buyers who want upscale SW Edmonton living without sacrificing nature access. The neighbourhood sits snugly between Whitemud Creek ravine and Anthony Henday Drive, making it a natural fit for professionals, dual-income households, and families who commute across the city but want to come home to mature tree-lined streets and trail access. Housing stock runs predominantly single-family detached — most built between 2005 and 2015 — with a mix of executive-style two-storey homes and some semi-detached options near the northern edge. Buyers tend to prioritize proximity to the Booster Juice Recreation Centre in Terwillegar, the extensive ravine pathway network, and the quick Anthony Henday Drive on-ramp for cross-city travel. If your buyer values quiet cul-de-sacs, strong school catchments, and a neighbourhood that borders genuine green space rather than another subdivision, MacTaggart consistently punches above its price point.

Current market in the neighbourhood

MacTaggart trades in the upper tier of SW Edmonton's detached market. The median sold price sits at with an average, reflecting the neighbourhood's executive-leaning housing stock. Homes here have averaged days on market over the past year, with sales recorded in the last 12 months. The sale-to-list ratio of signals a market where well-priced homes move confidently. Active inventory is currently at 30 listings, and the average price per square foot sits. Typical asking prices range from. Compared to the broader Terwillegar Heights area, MacTaggart tends to command a premium for its ravine-adjacent lots and newer construction finishes.

Commute and lifestyle

MacTaggart's location on Edmonton's southwest Anthony Henday ring road is one of its most practical selling points. Direct access to Anthony Henday Drive connects residents to the west end, south Edmonton, and the airport corridor without touching Whitemud Drive traffic during peak hours. ETS Route 715 serves the neighbourhood, linking to Century Park LRT station for downtown commuters who prefer transit. Terwillegar Drive corridors are also flagged in Edmonton's long-range bus-based mass transit plan, which would add dedicated rapid bus lanes connecting Ambleside through to the University of Alberta. For day-to-day lifestyle, the Booster Juice Recreation Centre in Terwillegar is a 10-minute walk or short drive — it houses an aquatics centre, NHL-size arena, fitness facility, and a children's activity wing. Terwillegar Park's off-leash area and multi-use trail system border the neighbourhood, and the Whitemud Creek ravine trail network extends east toward Magrath Heights and Riverbend.

Long-term context

MacTaggart was planned and built primarily between 2005 and 2015 as part of the larger Terwillegar Heights development area — one of Edmonton's most intentional upscale suburban expansions. The neighbourhood was named after Sandy Auld Mactaggart, a local entrepreneur and philanthropist with ties to the arts and education sectors, which reflects the calibre of community the city set out to build here. Because the neighbourhood is essentially built out, new supply is constrained to infill and resales rather than greenfield development, which provides a structural floor for pricing. Lot premiums for ravine-backing and pond-facing properties are well-established and consistent. The completion of Anthony Henday Drive's SW leg in the mid-2000s was the key infrastructure catalyst that made this corner of the city viable for upscale residential development, and continued investment in SW rec infrastructure — including the Terwillegar recreation campus — keeps demand anchored for family buyers.

About MacTaggart

Overview

MacTaggart is a newer, well-planned neighbourhood in southwest Edmonton known for blending comfortable, accessible living with spectacular natural surroundings. It appeals to a wide variety of buyers looking for a strong community feel with easy access to amenities and greenspaces. The local real estate market remains active, with homes sold over the past year and properties spending an average of on the market.

Location

Situated in the sought-after Terwillegar Heights area, MacTaggart is bounded by MacTaggart Road to the north, Rabbit Hill Road to the west, the scenic Whitemud Creek Ravine to the east, and Anthony Henday Drive to the south. This prime southwest Edmonton location offers a tranquil residential setting while ensuring residents are seamlessly connected to major commuter arteries for convenient travel throughout the city.

Housing character

While the neighbourhood features some single-family homes backing onto the ravine, the dominant property type in MacTaggart consists of accessible, low-rise apartment condos and townhouses, making it an affordable entry point for many buyers. The community offers a diverse mix of contemporary architecture and well-maintained buildings. Buyers will find excellent value here, reflected in a median sold price and an average sold price.

Schools

Families in MacTaggart benefit from excellent local educational opportunities. The neighbourhood is home to Nellie Carlson School, which offers programming from Kindergarten through Grade 9. High school students and those seeking alternative programs have convenient access to other top-rated schools in the surrounding Terwillegar and Riverbend areas, ensuring comprehensive educational options for children of all ages.

Transit

Public transit is highly accessible, with several Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) bus routes, including the 715, 716, and 717, running along MacTaggart Drive and Rabbit Hill Road. These routes provide direct connections to the nearby Leger Transit Centre and the Century Park Transit Centre, where commuters can transfer to the LRT network for swift access to downtown Edmonton and the University of Alberta.

Shopping and dining

MacTaggart residents enjoy close proximity to a variety of retail and dining options. Everyday commercial amenities are conveniently located just north along 23rd Avenue in Terwillegar Towne. For a larger selection of big-box retailers, boutique shops, grocery stores, and diverse restaurants, the expansive Currents of Windermere shopping complex is just a short drive away.

Parks and recreation

The crown jewel of the neighbourhood is its direct access to the MacTaggart Sanctuary and the expansive Whitemud Creek Ravine, providing a stunning network of walking trails, constructed wetlands, and protected natural habitats. For indoor fitness and family activities, residents are just minutes from the state-of-the-art Terwillegar Community Recreation Centre, which features swimming pools, ice rinks, and a modern fitness facility.

Lifestyle

Life in MacTaggart is characterized by a harmonious balance between urban convenience and an active, nature-oriented lifestyle. The community's extensive trail system encourages walking, jogging, and bird-watching right outside your door. With 30 active listings and a strong sale-to-list ratio, it is a highly desirable and accessible area for professionals, downsizers, and families alike.

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Schools near MacTaggart

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Lillian OsborneSenior High · Edmonton Public
Nellie CarlsonElementary / Junior High · Edmonton Public

Frequently Asked Questions

MacTaggart is predominantly single-family detached homes, with most built between 2005 and 2015. You'll find executive two-storey homes, some bungalows, and a smaller number of semi-detached properties near the neighbourhood's northern edge along Magrath Heights. Lot sizes tend to be generous by Edmonton suburban standards, and ravine-backing lots command a noticeable premium.

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Listing information last updated on September 22, 2026 at 12:00 am (America/Edmonton)