What types of homes are available in Ozerna?

The vast majority of homes in Ozerna are single-detached houses, which was intentional in the original neighbourhood plan. There is also a smaller selection of semi-detached homes and row houses, giving buyers a modest range of entry points into the neighbourhood.

What schools serve the Ozerna neighbourhood?

Ozerna was planned around a central school and park site within walking distance of all residents. Edmonton Public Schools (EPSB) serves the area, and the neighbourhood's location near 66 Street and 153 Avenue provides access to a cluster of schools across the broader Lake District. Families should verify current catchment boundaries directly with EPSB, as these can change.

How long do homes typically stay on the market in Ozerna?

On average, homes in Ozerna sell in days. Well-priced, move-in-ready single-detached homes in established northeast Edmonton neighbourhoods tend to attract steady family buyer interest, which helps keep days on market relatively contained.

Is Ozerna a good neighbourhood for families?

Yes — Ozerna was specifically designed around the neighbourhood unit concept, which centres a school and park within walking distance of all homes. The area has a strong owner-occupied, family demographic, and the surrounding Lake District offers stormwater ponds, linear parks, and access to the Northeast River Valley Park for outdoor activities.

How does Ozerna compare to other northeast Edmonton neighbourhoods?

Ozerna is a fully built-out neighbourhood established in 1979, which means buyers get mature trees, settled infrastructure, and predictable comparables — unlike newer Lake District communities still under development. Prices tend to be competitive with nearby Matt Berry and Kilkenny, and the neighbourhood's central park-school design gives it a slightly more cohesive layout than some surrounding areas.

Homes for Sale in Ozerna, Edmonton

Ozerna draws buyers who want a complete, established neighbourhood without the uncertainty of ongoing construction.

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Median list price

$415,000

Avg list price

$392,642

Homes for Sale in Ozerna, Edmonton

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$545,000

15535 70 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 4 bath · 2,406 sqft

$155,000

6710 158 AV, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 1 bath · 782 sqft

$155,000

6710 158 Avenue, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 1 bath · 782.11 sqft

$140,000

6710 158 AV, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 1 bath · 817 sqft

$345,000

6608 158 AV NW, Edmonton

Townhouse · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,554 sqft

$345,000

6608 158 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,554 sqft

$140,000

6710 158 Avenue, Edmonton

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 1 bath · 816.66 sqft

$459,900

6704 164 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,388 sqft

$459,900

6704 164 Avenue, Edmonton

Bi-Level · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,387.8 sqft

$444,800

15335 70 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,149 sqft

$444,800

15335 70 Street, Edmonton

4 Level Split · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,149.38 sqft

$415,000

6752 166 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,302 sqft

Buying in Ozerna

Who fits here

Ozerna draws buyers who want a complete, established neighbourhood without the uncertainty of ongoing construction. Families are the dominant demographic here — the neighbourhood was deliberately designed around the "neighbourhood unit" concept, placing a central school and park within walking distance of every home. Single-detached housing makes up the clear majority of the stock, so buyers looking for detached homes on proper lots will find a deep inventory pool. The northeast quadrant of Edmonton has historically attracted buyers of Ukrainian and Eastern European heritage, reflecting the neighbourhood's name — Ozerna is the Ukrainian word for "lake area." Proximity to the Lake District's network of stormwater ponds and linear parks also appeals to buyers who want passive green space without paying the premium of river valley or ravine-adjacent neighbourhoods. Move-up buyers from surrounding communities like Kilkenny and Matt Berry often target Ozerna when they want to stay in the northeast but upgrade their space.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Ozerna's for-sale market reflects the broader northeast Edmonton pattern: steady demand from families and first-time move-up buyers, with prices sitting meaningfully below the city median. The neighbourhood's housing mix skews heavily toward single-detached homes, so the data is largely driven by that segment. Current active listings are running at 19, while the median list price sits at $415,000. Over the past 12 months, homes changed hands, with a median sold price and an average price per square foot. Homes are moving in an average of days, and the sale-to-list ratio of indicates how closely final prices are tracking asking prices. The price range for active listings spans, giving buyers meaningful choice across condition and size.

Commute and lifestyle

Ozerna sits in Edmonton's northeast Lake District, bounded by 153 Avenue to the south and 66 Street to the east, which puts Anthony Henday Drive within a short drive via 66 Street — a significant advantage for residents commuting to south or west Edmonton. Manning Drive and 97 Street provide direct north-south arterial access toward downtown and the Yellowhead. ETS serves the area with routes connecting to major transit hubs, and the neighbourhood's internal street network was designed to calm cut-through traffic while maintaining walkable access to the central school-park site. Day-to-day retail is anchored along 167 Avenue and Manning Town Centre to the north, with Londonderry Mall accessible via Manning Drive. The neighbourhood's stormwater management lake and the powerline right-of-way linear park create a connected pedestrian corridor — practical for school runs and evening walks alike. Northeast River Valley Park, a 190-acre natural area at 17 Street NE and 153 Avenue, is a short drive for trail users and cyclists.

Long-term context

Ozerna was established in 1979 under Edmonton's North Area Structure Plan and has long since completed its development cycle, meaning buyers are not taking on the risks associated with new-area infrastructure timelines or builder-phase pricing volatility. As one of the fully built-out Lake District neighbourhoods, Ozerna benefits from the area's overall trajectory as northeast Edmonton's employment base and commercial amenities have matured. The neighbourhood recorded 4,495 residents in the 2012 municipal census, reflecting a stable, owner-occupied community with low turnover. Northeast Edmonton broadly has seen renewed buyer interest as affordability pressures push purchasers away from mature inner-city and southwest Edmonton communities. Ozerna's position within the Lake District — adjacent to Schonsee, Mayliewan, and Matt Berry — means it competes within a well-defined comparable set, giving buyers and sellers relatively clear pricing signals. For investors, the neighbourhood's family orientation and school proximity support stable long-term rental demand.

About Ozerna

Overview

Ozerna is a tranquil, family-oriented neighbourhood situated in northeast Edmonton's Lake District. The community's name derives from the Ukrainian word for 'lake area', reflecting its signature man-made lake and peaceful suburban atmosphere. Known for its quiet cul-de-sacs and ample green spaces, Ozerna offers a relaxed lifestyle while remaining well-connected to broader city amenities. Homes here typically see an average time of on the market, appealing to those seeking a balance of nature and convenience.

Location

Located in northeast Edmonton, Ozerna is bounded by 167 Avenue to the north, 153 Avenue to the south, 66 Street to the east, and approximately 73 Street to the west where it borders the Mayliewan neighbourhood. Its position provides convenient access to major commuter routes and nearby commercial hubs.

Housing character

Developed primarily between the 1980s and early 2000s, Ozerna features spacious, modern homes with large yards and attached garages. The dominant property type is single-family detached houses, which make up nearly 80 percent of the market, complemented by a selection of duplexes, row houses, and low-rise apartments. Providing excellent mid-range options, the neighbourhood currently sees an average sold price and a median sold price.

Schools

While Ozerna does not have schools directly within its boundaries, families have excellent access to nearby educational options. Students often attend Florence Hallock School, St. John Bosco Elementary School, and J.A. Fife School in surrounding neighbourhoods, making the area very convenient for families with school-aged children.

Transit

Public transit is readily available in Ozerna, with the Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) operating multiple bus routes, including the 118, 119, and 107. Buses run along Ozerna Road and the neighbourhood's arterial borders, connecting residents to major transit hubs like the Eaux Claires and West Clareview Transit Centres.

Shopping and dining

Ozerna is a primarily residential area, offering a quiet environment free from heavy commercial traffic. However, residents are just a short drive from significant retail and dining options. Londonderry Mall is located conveniently to the south along 66 Street, providing access to major shopping, grocery stores, and various restaurants.

Parks and recreation

The community was designed with the neighbourhood unit concept, prioritizing accessible green space. The highlight is Ozerna Lake, a scenic stormwater management lake surrounded by walking trails. Additional recreation is supported by a central park area, playgrounds, and a linear parkway running along a powerline right-of-way, perfect for walking and cycling.

Lifestyle

Ozerna offers a relaxed, family-focused lifestyle defined by outdoor activities and a strong sense of community. The scenic lake views and quiet streets attract homeowners looking to settle down in a tranquil environment. Buyers browsing the 19 active listings will find a welcoming, stable community ideal for raising children and enjoying local nature paths.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 4:00 pm (America/Edmonton)