How much do homes sell for in Strathearn?

Over the past 12 months, the median sold price in Strathearn was, with homes ranging from to depending on condition, size, and whether the property has been renovated. Fully updated homes and newer infill builds sit at the higher end of that range.

Is Strathearn a good neighbourhood to buy in Edmonton?

Strathearn is considered one of Edmonton's more stable mature neighbourhoods. Its position along the North Saskatchewan River valley, proximity to Whyte Avenue, and the 2023 Valley Line LRT stop at 95 Avenue all contribute to sustained buyer interest. The limited housing supply in a small 0.79 km² footprint tends to support price stability over time.

What schools serve Strathearn?

Elementary-aged students in Strathearn typically attend Holyrood or Rutherford schools. The neighbourhood also houses École publique Gabrielle-Roy, a francophone school operated by Conseil scolaire Centre-Nord, which opened in 2006 in the former Strathearn Junior High building. Edmonton Public Schools and Edmonton Catholic Schools both serve families in the broader area.

How is transit in Strathearn?

Strathearn has direct LRT access via the Valley Line's Strathearn stop on 95 Avenue, which opened in late 2023. The Valley Line connects the neighbourhood to downtown Edmonton and Mill Woods, making car-free commuting viable for many residents. ETS bus routes also serve the area.

What parks and green spaces are in Strathearn?

Strathearn has three parks within its boundaries: Silver Heights Park (with a playground and splash park), Strathearn Park, and the school grounds. The neighbourhood's northwest edge borders the North Saskatchewan River valley, giving residents immediate access to Edmonton's extensive river valley trail network.

Homes for Sale in Strathearn, Edmonton

Strathearn draws buyers who want mature, tree-lined streets and genuine neighbourhood character without paying the premium of Old Strathcona.

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Median list price

$869,000

Avg list price

$1,730,067

Homes for Sale in Strathearn, Edmonton

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$2,895,000

9715 87 ST, Edmonton

4PLEX · 10 bed · 12 bath · 5,272 sqft

$2,895,000

9715 87 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 8 bed · 12 bath · 5,271.99 sqft

$700,000

9616 90 ST, Edmonton

Duplex · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,784 sqft

$700,000

9616 90 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,784.03 sqft

$1,849,000

9538 Donnell Rd, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,350 sqft

$1,849,000

9538 Donnell Rd, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,349.78 sqft

$750,000

8709 92A AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 3 bath · 2,114 sqft

$750,000

8709 92A Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 2 bed · 3 bath · 2,114.16 sqft

$700,000

9614 & 9616 90 ST, Edmonton

Duplex · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,784 sqft

$700,000

9614 90 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,784.03 sqft

$425,000

8906 94 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 1 bath · 1,202 sqft

$869,000

9624 86 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,040 sqft

Buying in Strathearn

Who fits here

Strathearn draws buyers who want mature, tree-lined streets and genuine neighbourhood character without paying the premium of Old Strathcona. The typical purchaser is someone who values walkability, river valley access, and an established community feel — often a first-time buyer upgrading from a condo, a young family looking for a starter detached home, or a downsizer who wants single-level living near greenspace. The housing stock skews toward post-war bungalows and bi-levels built in the 1940s and 1950s, so buyers should expect solid bones but factor renovation budgets into their offers. The neighbourhood's tight triangular footprint and limited new supply mean competition can be real when well-renovated homes come to market.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Strathearn is a compact infill-friendly neighbourhood with a limited housing supply, which tends to support price stability. Homes here are primarily detached bungalows and bi-levels, with a smaller share of infill duplexes and low-rise multifamily. The current median list price sits at $869,000 and average price per square foot. Active listings in the neighbourhood typically number around 15 at any given time, reflecting the area's modest size of roughly 0.79 km². Over the past 12 months, homes changed hands with a median sold price and an average of days on market. The sale-to-list ratio of reflects how competitive offers have been relative to asking prices. Price range spans from, capturing both original post-war homes and fully renovated or new-build infill properties.

Commute and lifestyle

Strathearn sits on the edge of the North Saskatchewan River valley, giving residents direct access to Edmonton's 160-km river valley trail system — one of the largest urban park networks in North America. Strathearn Park and Silver Heights Park are both within the neighbourhood, with Silver Heights including a playground and splash park maintained by the community league. The Valley Line LRT Strathearn stop on 95 Avenue opened in late 2023, putting downtown Edmonton roughly 15 minutes away by transit. Whyte Avenue and the Bonnie Doon shopping area are both a short drive or bike ride south, providing groceries, restaurants, and services. Strathearn Drive and Strathearn Crescent offer some of the most coveted views of the river valley and downtown skyline in the city, making evening walks a genuine neighbourhood ritual.

Long-term context

Strathearn's long-term appeal rests on two factors that don't change: its river valley adjacency and its location inside the Whyte Avenue–Bonnie Doon orbit. Post-war neighbourhoods with this profile — mature trees, oversized lots relative to the home footprint, walkability to amenities — have historically attracted infill development as land values rise. The arrival of the Valley Line LRT in 2023 introduced a new transit premium to the area, which typically supports price appreciation over a 3–5 year horizon following LRT openings. The neighbourhood's small total footprint keeps supply constrained, and the community league's active programming maintains the social fabric that buyers increasingly pay a premium for. Buyers entering Strathearn today are acquiring a hard-to-replicate combination of location, greenspace, and transit access.

About Strathearn

Overview

Strathearn is a highly desirable, historic neighbourhood in south-central Edmonton, celebrated for its mature tree-lined streets and spectacular views of the downtown skyline. Established in the early 1900s, it blends historical charm with modern vibrancy, commanding a premium price position. With homes spending an average of on the market, it remains a heavily sought-after community for those looking to live near the river valley.

Location

The neighbourhood is bounded by Connors Road to the southwest, 85 Street to the east, and the North Saskatchewan River valley to the north and northwest. Strathearn offers incredible vantage points along Strathearn Drive and sits conveniently adjacent to the nearby communities of Bonnie Doon, Holyrood, and Cloverdale.

Housing character

The housing landscape is dominated by premium single-family homes, featuring a mix of original mid-century bungalows on exceptionally large lots and elegant modern infill developments. Properties perched along the river valley ridge command top value, contributing to an average sold price and a highly competitive.

Schools

Families in Strathearn have access to excellent educational options. The neighbourhood is home to École publique Gabrielle-Roy, providing public Francophone education from Kindergarten to Grade 6. Students in the public board are also designated to nearby Holyrood Elementary, Rutherford Elementary, Kenilworth Junior High, and McNally High School.

Transit

Public transit connectivity is a major highlight, driven by the Valley Line LRT which runs directly through the community along 95 Avenue. The dedicated Strathearn station provides residents with swift, traffic-free commutes to downtown Edmonton and the broader city transit network.

Shopping and dining

Local commercial spaces are evolving with the Strathearn Heights redevelopment, which is transforming the former Strathearn Centre strip mall into a modern urban village with new retail and grocery spaces. For immediate shopping and dining needs, residents are just minutes away from the newly renovated Bonnie Doon Shopping Centre and the vibrant Whyte Avenue district.

Parks and recreation

Strathearn offers unparalleled access to Edmonton's renowned river valley. Strathearn Park runs along the neighbourhood's northern ridge, providing panoramic cityscape views, while Silver Heights Park serves as a central recreational hub. Residents are also a short walk from Gallagher Park, the famous venue for the Edmonton Folk Music Festival, and the city's extensive trail system.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle in Strathearn is scenic, active, and community-focused. The neighbourhood is famous for the annual Strathearn Art Walk, a massive community celebration of local artists and musicians. Backed by a highly active community league and recent property transactions indicating a thriving local market, residents enjoy a premium, connected urban experience.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Strathearn's housing stock is dominated by post-war detached bungalows and bi-levels built primarily between 1948 and 1954. You'll also find a growing number of infill duplexes and newer semi-detached homes on lots where original structures have been replaced. Condos and low-rise apartments make up a smaller share. Most lots are generously sized relative to the homes on them, making Strathearn attractive for buyers interested in future renovation or addition potential.

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