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Homes for Sale in Montrose (Edmonton), Edmonton

Montrose attracts buyers who want northeast Edmonton entry points without sacrificing urban connectivity.

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Median list price

$330,000

Avg list price

$373,444

Homes for Sale in Montrose (Edmonton), Edmonton

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12031 65 ST, Edmonton

$325,000

12031 65 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 2 bath · 881 sqft

6014 120 AV, Edmonton

$330,000

6014 120 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 1 bath · 975 sqft

6014 120 Avenue, Edmonton

$330,000

6014 120 Avenue, Edmonton

1 and Half Storey · 3 bed · 1 bath · 974.79 sqft

6120 118 AV, Edmonton

$99,000

6120 118 AV, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 698 sqft

6120 118 Avenue, Edmonton

$99,000

6120 118 Avenue, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 698.48 sqft

12041/43 67 ST, Edmonton

$690,000

12041/43 67 ST, Edmonton

Duplex · 6 bed · 6 bath · 2,067 sqft

12041/43 67 Street, Edmonton

$690,000

12041/43 67 Street, Edmonton

Bi-Level · 6 bed · 6 bath · 2,066.9 sqft

11907 70 ST, Edmonton

$500,000

11907 70 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,019 sqft

11824 71 ST, Edmonton

$298,000

11824 71 ST, Edmonton

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Buying in Montrose (Edmonton)

Who fits here

Montrose attracts buyers who want northeast Edmonton entry points without sacrificing urban connectivity. The neighbourhood suits first-time buyers and investors drawn to post-war bungalows and duplexes on generous lots, typically priced below the Edmonton average. Roughly 78% of dwellings are single-family homes, while 16% are low-rise rentals — giving owner-occupants a stable residential feel alongside income-property potential. The area appeals to tradespeople and working professionals who commute via the Yellowhead Trail or Wayne Gretzky Drive, families who value proximity to the Coliseum LRT station for car-free access to downtown and NAIT. Montrose also resonates with buyers who appreciate mature-neighbourhood character: tree-lined streets, an active community league since 1951, and Russ Barnes Arena for hockey and skating. If you prioritize transit access, a tight-knit community vibe, and value relative to city-wide benchmarks, Montrose deserves a close look.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Montrose homes range from, with a median sold price and an average. Sellers have been achieving roughly of asking price, and homes have been moving in an average of days. Over the past 12 months, properties changed hands in the neighbourhood. Currently, 9 homes are actively listed, with an average price per square foot. The inventory skews toward post-war bungalows and infill builds — buyers will find both original character homes and newer construction depending on the block. Lot sizes tend to be generous by inner-city standards, which supports renovation and redevelopment potential.

Commute and lifestyle

Montrose sits at one of northeast Edmonton's best transit crossroads. The Coliseum LRT station anchors the neighbourhood's northwest corner, placing downtown Edmonton about 15 minutes away by rail. Wayne Gretzky Drive cuts through the area and feeds directly onto the Yellowhead Trail (Highway 16), giving drivers quick access to the west end, NAIT, and the Henday ring road. Multiple ETS bus routes serve 118 Avenue and the surrounding grid, reinforcing car-optional daily life. For day-to-day needs, the 118 Avenue commercial corridor — historically the neighbourhood's main street — runs along the southern boundary, offering grocery, dining, and service options. The Edmonton Expo Centre and Northlands grounds sit adjacent to the neighbourhood, creating a venue hub for events year-round. Russ Barnes Arena serves residents for recreational hockey, skating, and community programming, and the Montrose Community League maintains facilities at 59 Street and 119 Avenue for year-round neighbourhood events.

Long-term context

Montrose is an established northeast neighbourhood with structural features that support long-term value. About 20% of homes predate 1946 and another 46% were built between 1946 and 1960, meaning much of the stock is eligible for value-adding renovation or lot redevelopment under Edmonton's zoning evolution toward gentle density. The City of Edmonton's Avenue Initiative has targeted 118 Avenue — Montrose's southern edge — for ongoing revitalization, improving streetscaping, commercial activity, and pedestrian infrastructure. LRT-adjacent properties in Edmonton have historically commanded a premium as transit-oriented development expands, and Coliseum station's role as a transit centre reinforces Montrose's connectivity story. Owner-occupancy sits at 61%, indicating a majority owner-occupied community that tends to correlate with maintained property condition and neighbourhood stability over time.

About Montrose (Edmonton)

Overview

Montrose is a mature, residential neighbourhood in northeast Edmonton, offering a mix of affordability and excellent connectivity. Developed primarily before 1960, the community features a rich history and is bordered by major thoroughfares like the Yellowhead Trail and 118 Avenue. The area's reflects its position as an accessible entry point for buyers.

Location

Situated in northeast Edmonton, Montrose is bounded by the Yellowhead Trail to the north, 118 Avenue to the south, 58 Street to the east, and the Capital LRT line to the west. Wayne Gretzky Drive bisects the western edge, providing a streamlined commute to south Edmonton and quick access to the wider city.

Housing character

The dominant property type in Montrose is the single-family dwelling, which makes up the vast majority of the housing stock, alongside some semi-detached homes and low-rise apartments. Much of the development occurred prior to 1960, giving the neighbourhood a historic, mature character. It is recognized for its affordable pricing, with an $373,444 that appeals to first-time buyers and investors.

Schools

The neighbourhood is home to Ben Calf Robe - St. Clare Elementary/Junior High School, operated by the Edmonton Catholic School Division. While the historic Montrose Elementary School is now closed, residents have access to various public schools in surrounding communities. Concordia University of Edmonton is also just a few minutes away in neighbouring Virginia Park.

Transit

Transit access is a major highlight of Montrose. The Coliseum LRT Station is situated at the northwest corner of the neighbourhood, providing Capital Line light rail access for quick trips downtown or across the city. Additionally, numerous bus routes service 118 Avenue, and drivers benefit from immediate access to Wayne Gretzky Drive and the Yellowhead Trail.

Shopping and dining

Commercial amenities are conveniently located, particularly along the southern boundary of 118 Avenue and the western commercial edge of the neighbourhood. Residents can easily access local restaurants, cafes, and everyday services, while larger retail destinations are just a short drive or LRT ride away.

Parks and recreation

Montrose offers abundant recreational opportunities, featuring pocket parks, playgrounds, and the Russ Barnes Arena. The active Montrose Community League maintains a community hall and an outdoor skating rink. Notable nearby landmarks include the Edmonton EXPO Centre, Northlands Park, and the scenic Borden Park.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle in Montrose appeals to those seeking an affordable, well-connected community with a mature vibe. Residents enjoy a blend of urban convenience and community-focused living, supported by local facilities like the Eastglen Leisure Centre and quick access to the North Saskatchewan River Valley. With properties spending an on the market, it remains a practical and established choice for Edmontonians.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Montrose housing stock is dominated by single-family detached homes, which make up roughly 78% of all dwellings. The remainder are primarily low-rise rental apartments (16%) and duplexes (6%). Many homes are post-war bungalows built between 1946 and 1960, but infill and renovated properties are also available. Lot sizes are generally generous by inner-city standards.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 12:00 pm (America/Edmonton)