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Homes for Sale in Ogilvie Ridge, Edmonton

Ogilvie Ridge draws buyers who want mature southwest Edmonton character without sacrificing accessibility.

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121 BULYEA RD, Edmonton

$352,900

121 BULYEA RD, Edmonton

Townhouse · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,277 sqft

121 BULYEA Road, Edmonton

$352,900

121 BULYEA Road, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,276.93 sqft

Buying in Ogilvie Ridge

Who fits here

Ogilvie Ridge draws buyers who want mature southwest Edmonton character without sacrificing accessibility. The neighbourhood suits families looking for large lots backing onto the Whitemud Creek ravine system, move-up buyers trading into established detached homes, and professionals who prioritize a quiet residential feel close to the Henday and Whitemud Drive. With roughly 83% of housing stock being single-family detached homes, townhome or condo hunters will find limited options here, which keeps the neighbourhood homogeneous and stable. The ravine-adjacent streets particularly attract outdoor-lifestyle buyers — trail access from your backyard is a genuine selling feature. If you are looking for new construction or high-density rental inventory, Ogilvie Ridge is not the match; if you want a settled, owner-occupied community with deep roots and strong lot values, it earns a close look.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Ogilvie Ridge is a low-turnover neighbourhood, which means the market tends to move in concentrated bursts rather than a steady stream of listings. Current asking prices sit between, with a median list price of $352,900 reflecting the area's larger detached home sizes. There are 2 active listings available right now. Over the past 12 months, homes have sold at a median sold price, with sellers achieving a sale-to-list ratio and homes spending an average of days on market before going firm. Price per square foot averages, in line with comparable ravine-adjacent southwest communities. Because the housing stock is almost entirely 1980s-built single-detached, condition and renovation quality drive significant price variation between listings.

Commute and lifestyle

Ogilvie Ridge sits at the southwestern edge of Edmonton, bookended by Anthony Henday Drive to the south and Whitemud Drive to the north — two of the city's primary ring routes. Drivers can reach the University of Alberta in roughly 20 minutes and downtown Edmonton in 25–30 minutes outside peak periods. ETS bus service runs along the neighbourhood's collector roads, and the internal pathway network was deliberately designed so that all homes sit within about 400 metres of a bus stop. Cyclists and trail runners benefit from direct ravine access into the Whitemud Creek Ravine system, which connects to Edmonton's broader river valley trail network — over 160 km of pathways. Day-to-day errands are handled at the nearby Currents of Windermere shopping node and along Terwillegar Drive, covering groceries, restaurants, and services within a 5-minute drive.

Long-term context

Ogilvie Ridge was built almost entirely during the 1980s and has now passed the 40-year mark — a period that typically triggers renovation cycles and value differentiation within a neighbourhood. Buyers who improve kitchens, bathrooms, and mechanical systems are capturing a spread over unrenovated comparables. The neighbourhood's integration with the Whitemud Creek Ravine provides an enduring geographic premium that newer communities farther from the river valley cannot replicate. City of Edmonton rezoning discussions (LDA22-0498) have examined select parcels for added density, signalling that the broader southwest corridor is actively evolving. Long-term, proximity to the Anthony Henday and the University of Alberta research and innovation district positions Ogilvie Ridge as a beneficiary of southwest Edmonton's sustained employment and infrastructure investment.

About Ogilvie Ridge

Overview

Ogilvie Ridge is an exclusive, well-planned residential neighbourhood in southwest Edmonton's Riverbend area. Known for its quiet streets, beautifully maintained parks, and integration with nature, it overlooks the picturesque Whitemud Creek Ravine. Established primarily in the 1980s, the community offers a premium and peaceful suburban lifestyle while remaining incredibly close to essential urban amenities.

Location

Located in southwest Edmonton, Ogilvie Ridge is bounded by the Whitemud Creek Ravine to the east and north. Rabbit Hill Road borders it on the west, and a utility corridor sits to the south. The neighbourhood's strategic location provides quick access to Terwillegar Drive, seamlessly linking residents to major city routes like Anthony Henday Drive and Whitemud Drive.

Housing character

The neighbourhood predominantly features premium single-family detached homes on spacious lots, with many private yards backing onto green spaces, the central park, or the ravine edge. Built largely in the 1980s and 1990s, the area also includes a small selection of townhouses and duplexes. Properties maintain an upscale feel, reflected in an average list price of $352,900, with homes typically spending on the market.

Schools

To preserve its quiet residential atmosphere, there are no schools within the immediate boundaries of Ogilvie Ridge. However, it is exceptionally well-served by nearby educational institutions. Families have convenient access to highly regarded schools in neighbouring communities, including Monsignor William Irwin Catholic School, Vernon Barford Junior High, and Harry Ainlay High School.

Transit

The community's internal circulation was purposefully designed to maximize pedestrian accessibility, ensuring all homes are within a short walk of transit routes. Buses run regularly along Rabbit Hill Road and Ogilvie Boulevard, providing quick connections to the rest of the city and nearby major transit hubs like the Leger Transit Centre.

Shopping and dining

Residents of Ogilvie Ridge enjoy easy access to nearby commercial amenities. Riverbend Square Shopping Centre and Terwillegar Heights Town Square are just a short drive away. These convenient shopping plazas provide everything from grocery stores and pharmacies to local cafes, boutique shops, and a variety of dining options.

Parks and recreation

Nature and recreation are at the heart of this neighbourhood. The community is anchored by Ogilvie Ridge Park, which features a scenic pond, playing fields, a naturalized area, and tennis courts. Additionally, its position along the Whitemud Creek Ravine gives residents direct access to an extensive network of trails perfect for hiking, jogging, and bird watching.

Lifestyle

Ogilvie Ridge offers a tranquil, outdoor-oriented lifestyle with a deeply rooted sense of community. An active community league regularly organizes events that foster a tight-knit, family-friendly environment. With 2 active listings in the area, it remains a highly coveted destination for those seeking an active, upscale lifestyle surrounded by nature.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Ogilvie Ridge is overwhelmingly single-family detached. About 83% of the neighbourhood's roughly 360 homes are detached houses, most built during the 1980s on generous lots. A small share of townhomes and semi-detached properties rounds out the inventory. High-rise or stacked-condo options are not present in this neighbourhood.

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