What is the typical price range for homes in Mayfield?

Homes in Mayfield currently list in the range of, with most transactions clustering around the median. Because the neighbourhood has a relatively small number of sales per year, individual outliers — a fully renovated home or a distressed estate sale — can move the averages noticeably. Always check recent comparable sales before making an offer.

Are there good schools in Mayfield?

Yes. Mayfield School (EPSB) serves kindergarten through grade six within the neighbourhood and offers regular, Interactions, and Pre-Kindergarten programming. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Elementary also operates in Mayfield for families in the Edmonton Catholic system. Both schools are walkable from most addresses in the neighbourhood.

How does transit access work in Mayfield?

ETS bus routes serve the neighbourhood and connect residents into Edmonton's broader timed-transfer network, where feeder buses link to base routes and LRT service for downtown commutes. Residents who prefer to drive benefit from quick access to Stony Plain Road, the Yellowhead Trail, and onward connections to the Henday — keeping commute times manageable to most parts of the city.

What is the history behind Mayfield's name?

Mayfield is named in honour of Wilfrid 'Wop' May, a celebrated Canadian aviator and World War I flying ace who was born in Carberry, Manitoba but made his name in Edmonton. The neighbourhood was part of the former Town of Jasper Place before that municipality was annexed by the City of Edmonton in 1964.

How long do homes typically sit on the market in Mayfield?

On average, homes in Mayfield sell in about days. Well-priced, move-in-ready properties in this neighbourhood can attract offers quickly given the limited inventory, while homes needing significant updates tend to take longer. Checking the current sale-to-list ratio helps calibrate how aggressively to offer.

Real Estate in Mayfield, Edmonton

Mayfield draws buyers who value solid west Edmonton roots without the premium price tags of newer suburban builds.

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Median list price

$395,000

Avg list price

$586,389

Homes for Sale in Mayfield, Edmonton

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$450,000

10994 165 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,027.1 sqft

$339,900

10945 164 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 1 bath · 1,057.99 sqft

$395,000

10830 159 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 1 bath · 1,083.93 sqft

$509,900

16136 109A Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,086.52 sqft

$309,900

15812 110A Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 2 bed · 1 bath · 836.04 sqft

$299,800

16112 108 Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 1 bath · 990.29 sqft

$2,199,000

10915 159 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 10 bed · 12 bath · 4,654.57 sqft

$409,000

16321 - 109A Ave, Edmonton

4 Level Split · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,078.55 sqft

$365,000

16152 110B Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 1 bath · 959.93 sqft

Buying in Mayfield

Who fits here

Mayfield draws buyers who value solid west Edmonton roots without the premium price tags of newer suburban builds. The neighbourhood sits in the former Town of Jasper Place — absorbed into Edmonton in 1964 — which gives it a distinct mid-century character with mature trees, established streets, and a quiet residential feel that newer communities simply cannot replicate. At roughly 0.87 km², it is compact and walkable by Edmonton standards, making day-to-day errands genuinely convenient. Families with young children appreciate having both a public school (Mayfield School, EPSB) and a Catholic elementary (Our Lady of Peace) within the neighbourhood itself. For buyers seeking a mature, owner-occupied community with real neighbourhood character — rather than cookie-cutter infill or distant suburban sprawl — Mayfield offers an honest, low-drama entry point into Edmonton's west end.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Homes in Mayfield tend to trade at a median sold price, reflecting the neighbourhood's blend of original post-war bungalows and occasional renovated or infill properties. The average sold price sits, and buyers typically see price per square foot. Listing inventory is relatively tight given the neighbourhood's modest size — active listings generally sit in the range of 9 homes at any given time, with prices spanning roughly. Homes that are priced correctly move in approximately days, and the sale-to-list ratio of reflects a market where sellers hold reasonable pricing power. Over the trailing 12 months, homes have changed hands, and median list prices have tracked near $395,000 — giving buyers a reliable baseline for offer strategy.

Commute and lifestyle

Mayfield sits in west Edmonton, bounded by 111 Avenue to the north, 107 Avenue to the south, 156 Street to the east, and Mayfield Road to the west. That central west-end position gives residents efficient access to Stony Plain Road — one of Edmonton's key commercial arteries — and quick connections to the Whitemud Freeway and Anthony Henday Drive for commuters heading downtown or to the southwest industrial corridor. ETS bus service links the neighbourhood into Edmonton's broader transit network, and the timed-transfer system means riders can connect to LRT service without driving to a station. Locally, four parks dot the neighbourhood — Mayfield Park, Otto Leslie Park, Patrick J. Ryan Park, and Phoebe McCullough Park — providing green space without needing to leave the area. West Edmonton Mall is a short drive south, and the Jasper Place area along Stony Plain Road offers independent restaurants, groceries, and services within a few minutes.

Long-term context

Mayfield's value story is rooted in scarcity and stability rather than speculative growth. As a fully built-out inner west neighbourhood with a fixed housing supply and no large parcels left for development, price movement here tracks broader Edmonton market trends closely — without the boom-and-bust swings sometimes seen in outer suburban communities tied to single large employers or new subdivision pipelines. The neighbourhood's Jasper Place heritage gives it cultural staying power: buyers who understand Edmonton's history recognize that these established communities hold their demand through market cycles. Infill activity has been modest relative to neighbourhoods closer to the river valley, which means original character homes remain the dominant stock — a double-edged dynamic that preserves the streetscape while also creating renovation upside for buyers willing to modernize. For long-term holds, Mayfield's combination of mature lot sizes, school proximity, and west-end location makes it a durable choice.

About Mayfield

Overview

Mayfield is a mature, well-established neighborhood in west Edmonton known for its quiet, tree-lined streets and strong community spirit. Named after Wilfrid R. 'Wop' May, a famous Canadian aviation pioneer, the area was primarily developed in the 1950s and 1960s. Today, it remains a popular choice for families and retirees seeking suburban tranquility with easy access to extensive urban amenities.

Location

Located in Edmonton's west end, Mayfield is bounded by 111 Avenue to the north, 107 Avenue to the south, 156 Street to the east, and Mayfield Road to the west. This strategic positioning provides residents with straightforward access to major arterial roads, making commutes to downtown Edmonton and nearby commercial districts highly convenient.

Housing character

The housing landscape in Mayfield is predominantly made up of single-family detached homes, accounting for roughly 80% of the neighborhood's properties. Classic mid-century bungalows situated on spacious, mature lots are the dominant architectural style. The area also includes a mix of duplexes, townhomes, and low-rise apartments, providing affordable housing options with an average list price of $586,389 and properties typically spending on the market.

Schools

Families in Mayfield are well-served by local educational facilities situated in the heart of the community. The neighborhood is home to two primary schools: Mayfield Elementary School, operated by Edmonton Public Schools, and Our Lady of Peace Catholic Elementary School, offering highly walkable options for young students.

Transit

Public transportation in Mayfield is accessible and reliable, with several Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) bus routes operating along the community's boundary roads, including 111 Avenue, 156 Street, and Mayfield Road. These routes provide seamless connections to major transit centers, West Edmonton Mall, and the downtown core.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy exceptional proximity to retail and dining. Just south of the neighborhood is Mayfield Common, a bustling open-air shopping center featuring grocery stores, national retail chains, services, and restaurants. Furthermore, the world-renowned West Edmonton Mall is only a short drive away, offering unparalleled shopping and entertainment venues.

Parks and recreation

The neighborhood features a modified grid pattern designed around a central park and school site. Mayfield Park offers a playground, sports fields, and a ball diamond, while smaller green spaces like Otto Leslie Park and Patrick J. Ryan Park provide quiet outdoor retreats. The active Mayfield Community League enhances local recreation by operating a community hall and an outdoor skating rink.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle in Mayfield is defined by its family-friendly atmosphere, relaxed suburban pace, and deep community roots. An active community league hosts social events and sports programs that foster a tight-knit environment. With an approachable median sold price, it is an attractive community for homebuyers seeking affordability without sacrificing access to lush parks and premier shopping.

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Schools near Mayfield

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Our Lady of PeaceElementary · Edmonton Catholic
BritanniaJunior High · Edmonton Public
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Frequently Asked Questions

Mayfield is predominantly a post-war bungalow neighbourhood with detached single-family homes on mature lots. You will find a mix of original mid-century builds — some kept in original condition, others renovated — along with occasional newer infill properties. Semi-detached and duplex options exist but are less common than in denser inner-city neighbourhoods.

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