What schools serve North Glenora?

Children in North Glenora are in the catchment for Glenora Elementary School (K–6), an EPSB school that emphasizes academics, music, French, and community involvement. For junior high, students feed into Westminster School, one of only two Edmonton public schools offering the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme — a notable academic draw for families.

How is the commute from North Glenora to downtown Edmonton?

Downtown Edmonton is approximately 6 km east of North Glenora. By car via Groat Road or 107 Avenue, commute times are typically 10–15 minutes outside peak hours. ETS bus service along 111 Avenue provides a transit option. Groat Road also gives quick access south to the University of Alberta and north to the Yellowhead Trail.

What is the current median sold price in North Glenora?

The current median sold price in North Glenora is, based on sales over the past 12 months. Prices vary based on lot size, condition, and whether the home has been updated — renovated or infill properties tend to sit at the higher end of the range.

Is North Glenora a good neighbourhood for families?

Yes — North Glenora is particularly well-suited for families. The street layout, designed with crescents and cul-de-sacs to minimize through traffic, keeps residential streets quiet and walkable. Schools are within the neighbourhood or nearby, there is an active community league, and the ravine trail network provides outdoor space without leaving the area.

What makes North Glenora different from the Glenora neighbourhood to the south?

Glenora (south of 107 Avenue) is one of Edmonton's most prestigious and expensive neighbourhoods, known for estate-scale lots and riverfront proximity. North Glenora offers a similar post-war character and mature tree canopy at a more accessible price point. The housing stock is comparable in age but generally smaller in footprint, and the community has a less formal, more working-neighbourhood feel — which appeals to buyers who want inner-city location without the estate price tag.

Homes for Sale in North Glenora, Edmonton

North Glenora draws buyers who want post-war character and established roots without the premium of neighbouring Glenora.

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$547,450

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$782,057

Homes for Sale in North Glenora, Edmonton

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$594,900

10756 133 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,239 sqft

$594,900

10756 133 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,239.37 sqft

$399,000

10715 135 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 2 bath · 786 sqft

$399,000

10715 135 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 2 bed · 2 bath · 785.77 sqft

$389,000

13919 107A AVE, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 1 bath · 861 sqft

$389,000

13919 107A AVE, Edmonton

Bungalow · 2 bed · 1 bath · 860.69 sqft

$500,000

13519 110 A AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 2 bath · 1,363 sqft

$650,000

10972 141 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,587 sqft

$650,000

10972 141 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,587.04 sqft

$2,475,000

13924 107A AV, Edmonton

4PLEX · 10 bed · 12 bath · 4,852 sqft

$2,475,000

13924 107A Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 8 bed · 12 bath · 4,851.98 sqft

$409,000

13519 107A AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,351 sqft

Buying in North Glenora

Who fits here

North Glenora draws buyers who want post-war character and established roots without the premium of neighbouring Glenora. Most homes here are single-detached bungalows and split-levels built predominantly in the 1950s, sitting on generous lots with mature tree canopy. Owner-occupancy runs around 75%, which means neighbours tend to stay — turnover is low and pride of ownership shows. Families are attracted by the walkable access to Glenora Elementary and the catchment for Westminster Junior High, one of only two public schools in Edmonton offering the IB Middle Years Programme. The neighbourhood suits buyers who value a planned street layout — crescents and cul-de-sacs designed specifically to reduce cut-through traffic — over the rigid grid of older inner-city areas. Groat Road along the eastern edge puts downtown within a 10-minute drive, and the ravine trail network is accessible without needing a car. If you want a livable, quieter inner-west neighbourhood with real lot sizes and less speculation pressure than the river valley estates to the south, North Glenora is worth a serious look.

Current market in the neighbourhood

North Glenora's market reflects the durability of mature inner-city neighbourhoods in Edmonton's west end. Homes here are primarily single-detached, and the relative scarcity of new supply keeps competition steady when well-priced listings come to market. The current median sold price sits, with an average. Over the past 12 months, homes have changed hands in the neighbourhood. Average days on market is, and the sale-to-list ratio of indicates how aggressively sellers are pricing relative to final outcomes. Active inventory currently shows 14 listings, with prices ranging from. Average price per square foot is running. The spread between list and sold prices in mature neighbourhoods like this one tends to tighten when inventory is low — condition and lot size are the primary value drivers here, more so than finishes.

Commute and lifestyle

North Glenora sits in west-central Edmonton, bounded by 107 and 111 Avenues between Groat Road and 142 Street. Groat Road is the primary artery south toward the river valley and the University of Alberta, and north toward the Yellowhead. Downtown is roughly 6 km east — a 10 to 15 minute drive in typical conditions, or a straightforward bus commute on routes serving 111 Avenue. The neighbourhood's street design, planned in the late 1940s by the city's first professional planner, uses crescents and cul-de-sacs to channel traffic onto arterials and away from residential streets, which keeps the interior quiet. Locally, residents have the North Glenora Community League, which runs programming out of the community hall year-round. Grovenor and Westmount commercial strips along 124 Street are a short drive west, offering independent grocers, cafes, and restaurants. The Glenora Park ravine system provides off-leash dog walking and cycling connections into the broader river valley trail network — one of Edmonton's genuine urban amenities that North Glenora residents can reach on foot.

Long-term context

North Glenora's value case is grounded in scarcity and location rather than speculation. The neighbourhood has been fully built out since the early 1960s, meaning supply growth comes only from teardowns and infill — a slow process in a community where 86% of homes are single-detached and owner-occupancy is high. That supply constraint has historically provided a floor under prices during Edmonton downturns, and upside when the broader market tightens. The neighbourhood benefits from its position in Edmonton's mature west-end corridor, which has seen renewed interest as inner-city infill development increases land values along adjacent streets. Proximity to the Glenora ravine adds a premium that doesn't erode with age. For buyers weighing North Glenora against newer suburban communities, the comparison hinges on lot size, tree maturity, and commute time — three factors that tend to compound in value over a 10-to-20-year hold. Renovation potential is significant: many homes retain original kitchens and layouts, which means buyers willing to update can build equity beyond market appreciation.

About North Glenora

Overview

North Glenora is a highly sought-after, mature residential neighbourhood in west-central Edmonton. Established primarily in the 1950s, this family-oriented community is known for its quiet, tree-lined streets, exceptional walkability, and strong community spirit. With an active real estate market seeing sales over the past year, North Glenora seamlessly blends the neighbourly charm of a tranquil suburb with the convenience of central city living.

Location

The neighbourhood is well-defined by its boundaries: 111 Avenue to the north, 107 Avenue to the south, Groat Road to the east, and 142 Street to the west. This strategic location places residents just minutes from downtown Edmonton. Groat Road provides quick, direct access south across the North Saskatchewan River to the University of Alberta and William Hawrelak Park, while bordering communities like Glenora and Westmount add to the area's overall appeal.

Housing character

North Glenora was one of Edmonton's first comprehensively planned communities, designed by city planner Noel Dant with a modified grid of crescents and cul-de-sacs to deter cut-through traffic. Today, the dominant property type is single-family homes, featuring a mix of original 1950s bungalows and stunning contemporary infills. Positioned as a premium market, the area commands an average list price of $782,057, with properties spending an average of on the market. A smaller selection of low-rise apartments and townhomes are also centrally located within the neighbourhood.

Schools

Families in North Glenora have excellent educational options. Located right in the heart of the neighbourhood is Coronation Elementary School, which offers the IB Primary Years Programme. Older students are served by top-rated schools in adjacent communities, including Westmount Junior High, Westminster Junior High, and the highly regarded Ross Sheppard High School just to the north. Archbishop MacDonald High School and Edmonton Christian West School are also located in the neighbouring community of McQueen.

Transit

North Glenora is celebrated for its pedestrian-friendly design and excellent transit connectivity. The major arterial roads forming the community's borders—111 Avenue, 107 Avenue, 142 Street, and Groat Road—are well-serviced by Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) bus routes. Additionally, the nearby Westmount Transit Centre provides a major hub for comprehensive bus connections throughout the city, ensuring seamless commutes for students and professionals.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy proximity to an abundance of shopping and dining amenities. Just north of the neighbourhood sits Westmount Centre, providing convenient access to groceries, medical offices, and everyday retail. For a more vibrant local scene, the renowned 124th Street district and The Shops at High Street are only a short distance away, offering a premium selection of independent coffee shops, diverse restaurants, locally owned boutiques, and art galleries.

Parks and recreation

The North Glenora Community League acts as the heart of the neighbourhood, operating a busy community hall, playschool, and outdoor rink. Central park spaces provide ample room for outdoor recreation. Just steps outside the neighbourhood boundaries, residents can explore Coronation Park, which houses the TELUS World of Science, a planetarium, and an active sports facility. Additionally, the nearby MacKinnon Ravine offers stunning walking and biking trails that connect directly to Edmonton's expansive River Valley network.

Lifestyle

Life in North Glenora is defined by a strong sense of community, active living, and unparalleled convenience. It appeals heavily to families and professionals seeking a peaceful, mature neighbourhood with modern amenities close at hand. The combination of quiet streets, engaging community league events, and close proximity to Edmonton's cultural and recreational hubs makes it a premier destination. Buyers entering the market will find properties trading near a sale-to-list ratio, reflecting the high desirability of this vibrant enclave.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The overwhelming majority of homes in North Glenora are single-detached dwellings — bungalows and split-levels built primarily in the 1950s. They account for roughly 86% of all housing in the neighbourhood. Some multi-unit properties and duplexes are centrally located, but the character is predominantly low-density residential with large lots and mature trees.

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Listing information last updated on April 25, 2026 at 6:00 pm (America/Edmonton)