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Real Estate in Prince Charles, Edmonton

Prince Charles appeals most to buyers who want an established, owner-occupied neighbourhood close to central Edmonton without paying inner-city prices.

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17

Median list price

$354,888

Avg list price

$378,282

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12203 124 Street, Edmonton

$354,888

12203 124 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 2 bed · 2 bath · 815.37 sqft

12020 125 Street, Edmonton

$539,900

12020 125 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,592.75 sqft

12207 127 Street, Edmonton

$249,900

12207 127 Street, Edmonton

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12405 126 Street, Edmonton

$339,900

12405 126 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,216.44 sqft

12203 126 Street, Edmonton

$427,000

12203 126 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 2 bed · 1 bath · 764.35 sqft

11840 122 Street, Edmonton

$319,900

11840 122 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,563.58 sqft

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12031 124 Street, Edmonton

$655,000

12031 124 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,879.61 sqft

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Buying in Prince Charles

Who fits here

Prince Charles appeals most to buyers who want an established, owner-occupied neighbourhood close to central Edmonton without paying inner-city prices. The typical buyer here is someone who values a tight-knit community feel — the Prince Charles Community League has been active since 1954 — and wants practical access to the Royal Alexandra Hospital corridor, Kingsway Mall, and downtown. With 64% of homes owner-occupied and 79% single-family dwellings, the street fabric is stable and quiet. It suits first-time buyers stepping into their first detached home, families prioritizing a walkable elementary school catchment (Prince Charles School, EPSB), and investors drawn to the steady renter demand that comes from proximity to the hospital and NAIT. Buyers comfortable with a modestly dense, mature-area neighbourhood where infill duplexes sit alongside post-war bungalows will find the widest selection here. Those seeking new-build subdivisions or large lots should look further out.

Current market in the neighbourhood

The Prince Charles market is led by detached bungalows and duplexes, with active listings typically ranging from. The median sold price sits, with an average of reflecting the mix of original post-war homes and updated or infill properties. Homes have been trading at a sale-to-list ratio, and the average time to sell has been days — a useful benchmark for timing your offer in this compact, sub-1 km² neighbourhood. Over the past 12 months, properties changed hands, giving this area a healthy but not overwhelming pace of turnover. Average price per square foot is, and there are 17 active listings available at present.

Commute and lifestyle

Prince Charles sits in a commuter-friendly pocket of northwest Edmonton. The Yellowhead Trail forms the neighbourhood's northern edge, giving drivers a direct route east toward downtown (roughly 10 minutes off-peak) or west toward the Henday and beyond. ETS bus service runs along 118 Avenue and connects to the broader transit network, including routes toward NAIT, Kingsway, and the downtown core. Cyclists and pedestrians benefit from the relatively flat grid layout. Daily errands are straightforward: Kingsway Mall is minutes away for groceries, pharmacy, and retail, and the Royal Alexandra Hospital campus adds a concentration of services and employment along the southern corridor. Prince Charles Park anchors the neighbourhood's centre and serves as the main green space for informal recreation. The community league rink and programming make winter weekends social, and 124 Street's boutique dining strip is a short drive south for weekend outings.

Long-term context

Prince Charles is a mature redeveloping neighbourhood under Edmonton's City Plan, which targets 50% of new housing growth through infill in established areas. That policy context matters for buyers: gentle densification — skinny homes, duplexes, and secondary suites — is actively permitted, and some blocks have already seen infill activity that has refreshed values on adjacent lots. The neighbourhood's post-war bungalow stock means there is room to renovate and add equity in a way that newer subdivisions don't offer. Proximity to the Royal Alexandra Hospital, NAIT, and the Kingsway employment node creates durable rental demand that supports a floor under values. Buyers who purchased in mature northwest Edmonton neighbourhoods over the past decade have generally seen steady, if unspectacular, appreciation driven by land value as lots become more attractive for infill redevelopment. Prince Charles, at under 0.8 km², is small enough that even modest demand shifts move the market noticeably.

About Prince Charles

Overview

Prince Charles is an established, revitalizing residential neighbourhood in northwest Edmonton. Originally subdivided in 1905 and seeing a boom post-WWII, the area has evolved into a dynamic community blending vintage charm with a modern edge. With an average list price of $378,282 and properties staying on the market for an average, the neighbourhood is attracting first-time buyers, families, and professionals seeking proximity to the downtown core.

Location

The neighbourhood is bounded by Yellowhead Trail to the north, 118 Avenue to the south, 127 Street to the west, and 121 Street to the east. At the southeast corner, 118 Avenue flows into Kingsway Avenue, offering residents quick access to central Edmonton, Royal Alexandra Hospital, and NAIT. Yellowhead Trail provides excellent connectivity to the greater capital region.

Housing character

Prince Charles features mature, tree-lined streets with an eclectic mix of housing. The dominant property type is the single-family home. While the area is known for its post-war bungalows on large lots, it is currently experiencing significant infill development. Many older properties are being replaced by modern two-storey homes and sleek narrow houses, reflecting a median sold price.

Schools

The neighbourhood is well-served by local educational facilities, notably awâsis waciston School (formerly Prince Charles School), which provides Kindergarten to Grade 6 education right within the community. Other nearby options include St. Pius X Catholic Elementary, Dovercourt School, Westmount Junior High, and Ross Sheppard High School.

Transit

Considered highly transit-friendly, Prince Charles features accessible bus routes along its borders and within the community. The neighbourhood is situated just minutes from Edmonton's Metro Line (NAIT Station). Commuters who drive appreciate the immediate access to Yellowhead Trail and Kingsway Avenue for streamlined travel throughout the city.

Shopping and dining

The southern border along 118 Avenue features walkable amenities including local restaurants, coffee shops, and daily services. For larger shopping excursions, residents are only a short distance from the extensive retail options at Kingsway Mall, Westmount Shopping Centre, and the trendy 124th Street commercial and dining district.

Parks and recreation

Central to the community is Prince Charles Park, a vibrant hub featuring a playground, spray park, basketball courts, and wide-open green space. Residents also enjoy the 121 Street Linear Park, which includes off-leash dog areas. Nearby major facilities include Coronation Park and the Peter Hemingway Fitness and Leisure Centre.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle in Prince Charles balances historic first-suburb charm with contemporary urban renewal. It offers a family-friendly atmosphere anchored by an active community league, while also drawing a younger demographic with its modern infill homes and quick access to downtown Edmonton's entertainment hubs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Prince Charles is dominated by post-war single-family bungalows, which make up about 79% of all dwellings. Duplexes account for roughly 17%, and infill development has added newer semi-detached and skinny homes on several blocks. It is a compact neighbourhood where detached homes and character bungalows are the primary offering.

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Listing information last updated on September 22, 2026 at 12:00 am (America/Edmonton)