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Real Estate in McQueen, Edmonton

McQueen draws buyers who want a genuine mid-century west-end neighbourhood without paying Glenora or Westmount premiums.

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$352,500

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$352,500

Homes for Sale in McQueen, Edmonton

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10731 148 Street, Edmonton

$340,000

10731 148 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 1 bath · 1,045.51 sqft

11049 145 Street, Edmonton

$365,000

11049 145 Street, Edmonton

Raised Bungalow · 3 bed · 1 bath · 996.75 sqft

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Buying in McQueen

Who fits here

McQueen draws buyers who want a genuine mid-century west-end neighbourhood without paying Glenora or Westmount premiums. The housing stock — predominantly single-detached homes built between 1945 and 1960 — suits buyers who appreciate solid post-war construction, larger lots, and tree-lined streets over newer suburban sprawl. With an ownership-to-rental split close to 50/50, it also attracts first-time buyers and investors looking for legal suites or duplex conversions. Families are drawn by the cluster of four schools on-site, including Archbishop MacDonald High School and Edmonton Christian High School, meaning kids can walk to class at every level. The neighbourhood's compact 0.7 km² footprint means neighbours actually know each other — the McQueen Community League, active since 1955, runs a rink, tennis courts, and a community hall year-round. If you want a real neighbourhood with roots rather than a brand-new subdivision, McQueen delivers.

Current market in the neighbourhood

McQueen's for-sale market reflects strong demand for mature west-end homes at attainable price points. The median sold price sits, with an average, while active listings show a median list price of $352,500. Buyers can expect homes to trade across a range from, with average price per square foot running. Over the past year, homes changed hands — healthy turnover for a neighbourhood this size — and properties are averaging days on hômm before going firm. The sale-to-list ratio of signals how competitive offers are running. With 2 active listings at any given time, inventory is tight, which reflects sustained buyer interest in this walkable, school-rich pocket of west Edmonton.

Commute and lifestyle

McQueen sits at the intersection of 107–111 Avenues and 142–149 Streets in Edmonton's northwest quadrant, placing it roughly 8 km from downtown. ETS Route 111 runs along 111 Avenue and connects directly to downtown and West Edmonton Mall, making car-free commuting viable for office workers heading either direction. Cyclists and walkers benefit from proximity to the river valley trail network and Coronation Park, just across the Woodcroft boundary, which houses the Telus World of Science, an indoor fitness centre, ice arena, and sports fields. Day-to-day errands are handled by Westmount Centre mall a few minutes east — grocery, pharmacy, and services without a big-box commute. The McQueen Community League rink turns the neighbourhood into a winter gathering place, while tennis and basketball courts keep summers social. Residents describe it as a place where you can skip the car most days without sacrificing amenities.

Long-term context

McQueen's long-term value story is anchored in scarcity and location. The neighbourhood was almost entirely built out by 1960, meaning there is virtually no new supply coming to market — every transaction is resale. That supply constraint, combined with growing interest in mature urban neighbourhoods with walkable amenities and established schools, has supported steady appreciation over the past decade. The 50/50 owner-renter composition also means investors compete alongside owner-occupiers for available homes, putting a floor under prices even in softer markets. McQueen benefits from the halo effect of adjacent premium neighbourhoods: Glenora to the south and Westmount to the east command higher prices, and as those neighbourhoods become less attainable, buyer attention flows northwest into McQueen. Infrastructure investment in the Coronation Park corridor and the LRT expansion plans for Edmonton's west end add further tailwinds for buyers thinking beyond a five-year horizon.

About McQueen

Overview

McQueen is a mature, family-friendly neighbourhood in west-central Edmonton. Established in the mid-20th century and named after pioneer Reverend David George McQueen, the community offers a peaceful residential setting with excellent connectivity to city amenities. With mid-range housing options and a typical median sold price, McQueen is a highly desirable pocket for both families and professionals seeking an established, quiet community.

Location

Situated in west-central Edmonton, McQueen is bounded by 111 Avenue to the north, 107 Avenue to the south, 142 Street to the east, and 149 Street to the west. Its compact footprint is bordered by several other residential communities, including Woodcroft to the northeast and North Glenora to the east. The strategic positioning gives residents quick access to arterial roads for easy commutes downtown or to the city's northwest industrial districts. There are currently 2 active listings in the area.

Housing character

Developed primarily during the 1950s and 1960s, McQueen boasts a charming, established character defined by large lots, mature tree-lined streets, and a modified grid layout. The dominant property type is the single-family detached home, accounting for the majority of the neighbourhood's dwellings. However, buyers can also find semi-detached houses and a selection of low-rise apartment buildings clustered along McQueen Road. The average sold price in the community currently sits, with steady demand reflected in a sale-to-list ratio.

Schools

Education is a central focus in McQueen, featuring a large school and park site at the heart of the neighbourhood. The community is home to multiple educational facilities, including Archbishop MacDonald Catholic High School and Edmonton Christian West School. Additionally, Ross Sheppard High School is located conveniently nearby in the adjacent Woodcroft neighbourhood, ensuring families have a wealth of public and private educational choices from early childhood through graduation.

Transit

Transit and commuting are highly convenient in McQueen. Bounded by four major arterial roadways—107 Avenue, 111 Avenue, 142 Street, and 149 Street—drivers enjoy straightforward routes to Downtown Edmonton, the University of Alberta, and the west end. Public transit is well-integrated, with multiple bus routes servicing the perimeter roads and McQueen Road, offering reliable connections to nearby transit hubs and major city destinations.

Shopping and dining

Residents of McQueen enjoy excellent proximity to local shopping and dining. A small commercial strip mall at the southeast corner of the neighbourhood provides everyday conveniences. Just a short drive east along 111 Avenue is Westmount Centre, a major retail hub featuring grocery stores, pharmacies, and various services. The community is also just minutes away from Mayfield Common and the vibrant dining scene along 124 Street, offering an array of local restaurants, cafes, and boutique shops.

Parks and recreation

Green space and recreation are major highlights of living in McQueen. The neighbourhood's central McQueen Park features sports fields, tennis courts, a playground, and an active Community League that manages a hall and an outdoor skating rink. Immediately northeast of the community is the expansive Coronation Park, a premier Edmonton destination housing the TELUS World of Science, the Peter Hemingway Fitness and Leisure Centre, an ice arena, and a lawn bowling facility.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle in McQueen is relaxed, community-focused, and family-oriented. Residents appreciate the quiet retreat of wide, mature streets while still being minutes away from urban amenities and major employment centres. An active community league fosters a strong sense of belonging through local events and recreational programs. With homes spending an average of on the market and a recent track record of sales over the past 12 months, the neighbourhood demonstrates steady appeal for those looking to plant long-term roots.

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Frequently Asked Questions

McQueen is predominantly single-detached homes built between 1945 and 1960, making up roughly 54% of dwellings. The remainder includes low-rise rental apartments (about 28%), duplexes (3%), and collective residences. Many single-family homes sit on full lots with mature trees and detached garages — a housing form that has become increasingly rare and sought-after in inner-city Edmonton.

Streets in McQueen

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