How much does a home in McLeod typically cost?

Homes in McLeod have recently sold between, with a median sold price. Pricing reflects the all-detached, single-family character of the neighbourhood and its established northeast Edmonton location.

How is transit access in McLeod?

McLeod is served by ETS local bus routes that connect to major arterials like 137 Avenue. For LRT access, the Clareview Transit Centre is the nearest station, reachable by bus or a short drive. Manning Drive provides quick north-south car access to Yellowhead Trail and central Edmonton.

Is McLeod a good neighbourhood for families?

McLeod is well-suited to families. Four schools sit directly in the neighbourhood, the McLeod Community League operates year-round programming including an outdoor rink, and the near-total detached housing stock means children have yards and green space. The high owner-occupancy rate also contributes to a stable, long-term resident community.

How long do homes in McLeod typically stay on the market?

On average, homes in McLeod sell in about days. The low inventory and high owner-occupancy mean well-priced, move-in-ready homes tend to attract offers relatively quickly compared to larger Edmonton neighbourhoods with more active listing supply.

Real Estate in Mcleod, Edmonton

Q: What schools serve the McLeod neighbourhood?

McLeod has four schools within its boundaries: McLeod Elementary School and Steele Heights Junior High (Edmonton Public Schools), plus St. Dominic Catholic Elementary and J.J. Bowlen Catholic Junior High (Edmonton Catholic Schools). M.E. Lazerte Composite High School in the adjacent Kilkenny neighbourhood serves older students from the area.

McLeod suits buyers who want a quiet, established neighbourhood in northeast Edmonton without the premium of newer suburban builds.

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$479,900

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Homes for Sale in Mcleod, Edmonton

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$439,900

14715 62 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,118 sqft

$469,900

15011 59 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,032 sqft

$429,900

14603 59A Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,051.75 sqft

$399,900

14402 64 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,030 sqft

$479,900

14719 62 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,173.28 sqft

$1,099,000

6204 150 Ave & 15004 62 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,001.14 sqft

Buying in Mcleod

Who fits here

McLeod suits buyers who want a quiet, established neighbourhood in northeast Edmonton without the premium of newer suburban builds. Virtually all homes are detached single-family dwellings on mature, tree-lined lots — ideal for families, move-up buyers, and anyone prioritising space and outdoor room over a condo lifestyle. Because roughly 96% of units are owner-occupied, you buy into a stable, pride-of-ownership street culture. Proximity to four neighbourhood schools (two public, two Catholic) makes McLeod a practical first choice for parents with young children. The community league rink and soccer fields add year-round outdoor programming without leaving the block. Investors drawn to long-term holds will note that the 1960s–70s construction era means homes have often been renovated or upgraded, offering a range of turnkey and value-add opportunities in a sub-1 km² footprint.

Current market in the neighbourhood

McLeod is a compact, low-turnover market in Edmonton's northeast quadrant. With just 3 homes currently listed, supply stays tight relative to buyer demand. Homes have traded in the – range over the past year, with a median sold price and an average. Sellers have achieved a sale-to-list ratio, reflecting confident pricing in a neighbourhood where detached homes dominate 100% of the housing stock. The average price per square foot sits, competitive against comparable northeast Edmonton communities. Properties have moved in an average of days, and homes have changed hands in the past 12 months — a pace consistent with the neighbourhood's modest size and high owner-occupancy rate.

Commute and lifestyle

McLeod sits between 144 and 153 Avenues in northeast Edmonton, giving residents quick access to the Manning Drive and Yellowhead Trail arterials for car commutes downtown (roughly 20–25 minutes off-peak). ETS local bus service connects the neighbourhood to the broader transit network, with routes linking to major corridors along 137 Avenue and beyond. Day-to-day errands are handled by the commercial strip along 137 Avenue and the Clareview area retail node — groceries, pharmacies, and restaurants are all within a short drive. The McLeod Community League runs the neighbourhood hall and maintains an outdoor rink at 59 Street and 147 Avenue, making winter skating a walkable option. Soccer fields and a tobogganing hill attached to McLeod School round out recreational options for families, and the adjacent Kilkenny neighbourhood adds further green space and the M.E. Lazerte Composite High School for older students.

Long-term context

McLeod's value story is rooted in scarcity and stability rather than rapid new construction. The neighbourhood was fully built out by the late 1980s, meaning the lot supply is fixed and competition for homes is driven purely by resale demand. Edmonton's northeast has seen renewed interest as buyers priced out of newer southwest and west-end communities seek detached homes at more accessible price points. The 96% owner-occupancy rate historically dampens speculative volatility, supporting steadier long-term appreciation. Infrastructure investments along the Clareview LRT corridor and upgrades to Manning Drive have incrementally improved regional connectivity, a factor that typically underpins sustained price support in surrounding established neighbourhoods. Buyers entering McLeod today are acquiring mature-lot, single-family homes in a supply-constrained pocket of the city — a combination that has historically performed well across Edmonton's market cycles.

About Mcleod

Overview

McLeod is a well-established, predominantly residential neighbourhood in northeast Edmonton. Characterized by its mid-century suburban design, the area was largely developed during the 1960s and 1970s. With a steady market seeing homes sold over the past year and an average sold price, it offers an appealing mid-range option for homebuyers seeking a mature and stable community.

Location

Situated in the Casselman-Steele District Outline Plan area, McLeod is bounded by 153 Avenue to the north, 144 Avenue to the south, 58 Street to the east, and 66 Street to the west. It is strategically located near the communities of Kilkenny, Casselman, and Matt Berry, providing convenient access to major northern Edmonton arterial roads.

Housing character

The neighbourhood's architectural landscape is defined almost entirely by single-family detached homes on generously sized lots. Streets are thoughtfully laid out in quiet crescents and cul-de-sacs, enhancing the suburban feel. Homes in McLeod typically reflect a mid-range price positioning, with a median sold price and properties spending an average of on the market.

Schools

McLeod is highly supportive of families, featuring four school-park sites along its southeast perimeter. Educational options within or immediately adjacent to the neighbourhood include McLeod School (Public K-6), Steele Heights School, St. Dominic Catholic Elementary, and J.J. Bowlen Catholic Junior High. M.E. Lazerte Composite High School is conveniently located just west in the adjoining Kilkenny neighbourhood.

Transit

Transportation in McLeod is well-supported by the Edmonton Transit Service (ETS), offering regular bus routes and On Demand Transit options. These bus lines connect residents to major transit hubs, including the nearby Clareview Transit Centre and Belvedere Station, which provide rapid access to the Capital Line LRT for efficient commuting across the city.

Shopping and dining

While McLeod is primarily residential, ensuring a quiet atmosphere, residents have quick access to commercial amenities along nearby arterial roads. Shopping hubs, including Londonderry Mall located just to the southwest, offer a comprehensive selection of retail stores, grocery supermarkets, and diverse dining options to meet everyday needs.

Parks and recreation

Green space is a prominent feature of McLeod, with interconnected parkland surrounding the local schools. The active McLeod Community League, established in 1970, sits at the heart of the neighbourhood at 59 Street and 147 Avenue, maintaining a community hall, an outdoor skating rink, and hosting various programs for residents of all ages.

Lifestyle

McLeod provides a peaceful, family-oriented lifestyle rooted in strong community engagement. The combination of mature tree-lined streets, extensive parklands, and active community league programming makes it an ideal setting for families and individuals seeking a traditional, close-knit suburban environment.

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McLeodElementary · Edmonton Public
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Frequently Asked Questions

McLeod is an almost exclusively single-family detached neighbourhood — roughly 100% of the housing stock falls into this category. You won't find condominiums or high-rise buildings here. Homes were largely built in the 1960s and 1970s, giving buyers a mix of original-condition properties and fully renovated bungalows and two-storeys on mature lots.

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