Real Estate in Meyonohk, Edmonton

Meyonohk suits buyers who want established Mill Woods character without the price premium of newer south-Edmonton suburbs.

Active listings

19

Median list price

$234,900

Avg list price

$315,178

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Buying in Meyonohk

Who fits here

Meyonohk suits buyers who want established Mill Woods character without the price premium of newer south-Edmonton suburbs. With 84% owner-occupied homes, a high proportion of single-family and duplex lots, and a tight-knit community league structure, it draws families looking for stability in a mature neighbourhood. The mix of 1970s and 1980s builds means larger lots and more mature trees than anything built in the last decade. Buyers stretching their budget will find more square footage per dollar here than in Windermere or Summerside to the south. First-time buyers and downsizers also fit well: the duplex and row-house stock (roughly 36% of all dwellings) delivers low-maintenance living steps from Meyonohk Elementary School and the Mill Woods Recreation Centre. The name comes from the Cree word for 'an ideal spot' — a quiet acknowledgment that the original planners got the fundamentals right.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Meyonohk's median sold price sits, with an average of across all property types. Homes here have been selling at of list price over the past 12 months, with recorded sales and an average of days on market. Active listings are currently priced between, with 19 homes available at time of writing. The average price per square foot of reflects the neighbourhood's 1970s–1980s construction era, where older builds trade at a discount to replacement cost. The median list price of $234,900 (average $315,178) shows a market that rewards buyers willing to do light renovation work on homes with solid bones and generous lot sizes.

Commute and lifestyle

Meyonohk's position in the Lakewood community of Mill Woods puts residents within reach of two major transit hubs: Lakewood Transit Centre (south) and Mill Woods Town Centre terminal, both served by multiple ETS routes. The biggest transit upgrade in years arrived in November 2023 — the Valley Line LRT opened three southeast Edmonton stations, including the Mill Woods stop at 28 Avenue and 62 Street, roughly 10 minutes by bus or bike from Meyonohk. That link cuts the commute to downtown Edmonton to under 40 minutes without a car. Drivers have direct access to Whitemud Drive and Anthony Henday Drive within minutes of the neighbourhood. For daily needs, Mill Woods Town Centre is a 10-minute drive and Grey Nuns Community Hospital is the nearest major medical facility. Locally, Meyonohk backs onto Mill Woods Park — home to a small lake, water playground, skate park, and paved walking paths — and the Mill Woods Recreation Centre is close by with pools, fitness facilities, and ice.

Long-term context

Meyonohk was built out during one of Edmonton's strongest growth decades: roughly 62% of its homes went up in the 1970s and another 26% in the 1980s. That construction era means the neighbourhood hit physical maturity long ago — trees are tall, infrastructure is tested, and the community league is well-established. The 2023 launch of the Valley Line LRT introduced a new transit catalyst to southeast Edmonton, historically underserved by rapid transit. Proximity to a new LRT stop has historically driven appreciation in corridors across Canadian cities, and this is still early in that cycle for Mill Woods. The Meyonohk Neighbourhood and Alley Renewal project, started by the City of Edmonton in 2023, is upgrading roads, lanes, and streetscaping — a city investment that signals long-term commitment to the area. Buyers who enter a maturing neighbourhood ahead of infrastructure improvements have typically captured the larger share of the resulting price lift.

About Meyonohk

Overview

Meyonohk, meaning 'an ideal spot' in Cree, is a mature and family-friendly neighbourhood in the Mill Woods area of southeast Edmonton. Developed primarily in the 1970s and 1980s, the community offers a tranquil, welcoming atmosphere that appeals to families, downsizers, and first-time buyers seeking affordable homeownership. The neighbourhood's real estate market remains accessible, with an average sold price and homes spending an average of on the market.

Location

Located in the Lakewood sub-area of Mill Woods, Meyonohk is bounded by 28 Avenue to the north, 23 Avenue to the south, 91 Street to the west, and Mill Woods Road to the east. Its strategic position in southeast Edmonton provides the quiet feel of suburban living while maintaining excellent connectivity to the rest of the city and major commuter routes.

Housing character

Meyonohk's streetscape is defined by quiet curvilinear roads and keyhole cul-de-sacs that minimize through-traffic and promote safety. The housing mix features a high concentration of affordable property types, including condo townhomes, row houses, low-rise apartments, and semi-detached properties, alongside traditional single-family dwellings. With 19 active listings typically available, buyers can find excellent value, which is reflected by an average list price of $315,178.

Schools

Families in the area benefit from convenient educational options, anchored by Meyonohk School located right at the centre of the neighbourhood. Operated by Edmonton Public Schools, it provides kindergarten to grade six education and notably offers a Chinese (Mandarin) Bilingual program. Older students have easy access to nearby J. Percy Page High School and other specialized educational facilities in the broader Mill Woods area.

Transit

Transportation in Meyonohk is highly convenient, with multiple bus routes traversing the neighbourhood's collector roads. Residents enjoy excellent access to the nearby Mill Woods Transit Centre and the Valley Line LRT, making city-wide public transit commutes highly efficient. Drivers also benefit from quick connections to major arterial roads like Anthony Henday Drive, Whitemud Drive, and 91 Street.

Shopping and dining

Daily conveniences are well within reach for Meyonohk residents. The neighbourhood is situated close to the Lakewood and West Lakewood Shopping Centres for immediate grocery and service needs. For a more extensive selection of retail stores, dining options, and professional services, the Mill Woods Town Centre is just a short trip to the east, while the massive South Edmonton Common retail hub is easily accessible by car.

Parks and recreation

Green space and active living are central to the community's design. The centrally located Meyonohk Park provides residents with playgrounds, sports fields, a community ice rink, and a well-connected network of paved pedestrian and cycling pathways. Furthermore, the expansive Mill Woods Park and the Mill Woods Recreation Centre are located nearby, offering swimming pools, skating rinks, fitness programs, and outdoor spaces for festivals.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle in Meyonohk is distinctly community-oriented, active, and relaxed. The Lakewood Community League plays a vital role in bringing neighbours together through regular local events, neighbourhood cleanups, and fitness programs. It is an ideal community for those seeking a welcoming, affordable, and connected suburban environment, where a healthy sale-to-list ratio of indicates a stable and continuously desirable place to live.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Meyonohk has a varied housing mix: approximately 47% single-family detached homes, 20% duplexes, 16% row houses, and 16% other attached forms. There are no high-rise apartments, which keeps the neighbourhood's density low and the street character consistent. Most homes were built between 1970 and 1990, offering larger lots and mature landscaping compared to newer Edmonton suburbs.

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Listing information last updated on September 22, 2026 at 1:00 am (America/Edmonton)