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Homes for Sale in Tweddle Place, Edmonton

Tweddle Place suits buyers who want a fully established southeast Edmonton neighbourhood with a genuine mix of housing options and walkable schools — without paying a premium for a newer build.

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$405,725

Homes for Sale in Tweddle Place, Edmonton

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4023 86 ST, Edmonton

$464,000

4023 86 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,399 sqft

4208 89 ST, Edmonton

$469,998

4208 89 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,343 sqft

8715 43 Avenue, Edmonton

$469,900

8715 43 Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,143.68 sqft

5A TWIN TC, Edmonton

$219,000

5A TWIN TC, Edmonton

Townhouse · 4 bed · 2 bath · 1,109 sqft

Buying in Tweddle Place

Who fits here

Tweddle Place suits buyers who want a fully established southeast Edmonton neighbourhood with a genuine mix of housing options and walkable schools — without paying a premium for a newer build. The area skews toward families: four schools operate within the neighbourhood boundaries, including Malcolm Tweddle Elementary and Edith Rogers Junior High (Edmonton Public), St. Hilda Junior High (Edmonton Catholic), and the independent Millwoods Christian School, which has served the community since 1978. Housing is roughly half single-family detached and semi-detached, with about a third in low-rise apartments and the remainder in row houses — a spread that works for first-time buyers and investors alike. The neighbourhood's 59% owner-occupancy rate signals a stable, long-term resident base rather than a transient rental corridor. Buyers who value mature streetscapes, walkable school runs, and everyday shopping within a short drive will find Tweddle Place a practical and affordable entry point into Mill Woods.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Tweddle Place is a sub-1.2 km² neighbourhood within the Millbourne community of southeast Edmonton, with a housing stock of roughly 1,140 dwellings built almost entirely between the early 1970s and 1990. That maturity means resale is the market here — no new-build price premium, and lot sizes that reflect a more generous era of subdivision design. The median sold price is currently and the average sits, capturing the range from entry-level condos to larger detached homes. Recent sales have averaged days on market, and the sale-to-list ratio of tells you how much negotiating room buyers typically see. Over the past 12 months, properties changed hands, and there are currently 4 active listings. Average price per square foot runs, and the price spectrum stretches from at the affordable end to for larger detached homes.

Commute and lifestyle

Tweddle Place sits in southeast Edmonton's Millbourne community, roughly 14–16 km from downtown, with Whitemud Drive forming the entire northern boundary — one of Edmonton's main cross-city expressways. That direct Whitemud access makes driving commutes to downtown, the University of Alberta, and South Edmonton Common straightforward outside peak hours. Millbourne Road West bisects the neighbourhood and doubles as a bus corridor, connecting residents to the ETS network and onward to Mill Woods Town Centre Transit Centre. Day-to-day needs are well covered: the Millbourne Mall sits at the heart of the four-neighbourhood Millbourne community, and Mill Woods Town Centre — with full grocery, banking, restaurants, and medical services — is minutes away. A network of pedestrian and cycling pathways runs through the neighbourhood, including along a pipeline right-of-way that links residents to Mill Woods Park and the broader southeast trail system. For families, having four schools within a walkable radius is a genuine daily-life convenience that new-build suburbs rarely match.

Long-term context

Tweddle Place's value case rests on supply constraints and the ongoing maturation of southeast Edmonton's infrastructure. The neighbourhood completed its residential build-out by roughly 1990, so there is no new inventory supply to pressure prices from below. Mill Woods as a whole now houses approximately 120,000 residents, confirming full community build-out — a benchmark that typically shifts surrounding neighbourhood demand from speculation to steady resale activity. Anthony Henday Drive's completion improved cross-city access, lifting long-run convenience and demand across southeast Edmonton. The Grey Nuns Community Hospital and Edmonton Police Service's Southeast Division headquarters anchor major institutional employment in the broader area. Buyers acquiring in Tweddle Place today are entering a supply-constrained, fully mature neighbourhood — the kind of market where patient holding typically outperforms cyclical flipping, and where the combination of school proximity and transit access provides a durable demand floor across buyer types.

About Tweddle Place

Overview

Tweddle Place is a peaceful residential neighbourhood located within the Millbourne community in the broader Mill Woods area of southeast Edmonton. Developed primarily during the 1970s, the community was named after former Edmonton City Commissioner Malcolm Tweddle. Today, it remains a family-friendly area known for its relaxed atmosphere, abundance of green spaces, and active community presence.

Location

The neighbourhood is bounded by Whitemud Drive to the north, 91 Street to the west, 76 Street to the east, and Mill Woods Road alongside 38 Avenue to the south. Millbourne Road West conveniently bisects the area, offering residents easy local routing and quick access to major commuter thoroughfares.

Housing character

Tweddle Place offers a diverse mix of mid-range housing options suitable for various lifestyles. Roughly half of the dwellings are single-family detached homes, while low-rise apartments make up nearly a third of the real estate landscape. The remainder consists of townhouses and duplexes. Buyers can currently expect an average sold price and a typical median sold price.

Schools

The community was thoughtfully designed with a strong focus on educational access. Located directly within the neighbourhood are Malcolm Tweddle Elementary School and Edith Rogers Junior High School, both part of the public system. St. Hilda Catholic Junior High School and the independent Millwoods Christian School provide excellent alternative educational choices for residents.

Transit

Commuting from Tweddle Place is straightforward whether driving or using public transportation. Residents are served by several local bus routes, with frequent stops along Millbourne Road West. Additionally, the major Millgate Transit Centre is located just across Whitemud Drive to the north, connecting passengers quickly to the broader Edmonton Transit System network.

Shopping and dining

Daily errands are highly convenient with local commercial hubs like the Tweddle Place Shopping Centre and the adjacent Millbourne Shopping Centre providing groceries, dining, and professional services. For a wider array of retail stores, health services, and entertainment, the expansive Mill Woods Town Centre is only a few minutes away.

Parks and recreation

Green space is abundant in the community, highlighted by Malcolm Tweddle Park and Bhullar Park. The neighbourhood layout incorporates a pipeline right-of-way that has been converted into a multi-use pathway, creating an excellent pedestrian and bicycling network that connects local parks, schools, and nearby recreational facilities.

Lifestyle

Tweddle Place delivers a slower-paced, relaxed lifestyle characterized by calm, curvilinear streets and mature tree-lined pathways. The area appeals strongly to those seeking a quiet suburban environment without sacrificing urban conveniences. The local real estate market remains steady, with homes seeing an average of before being sold.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Tweddle Place offers a mix of housing types: roughly half of dwellings are single-family detached and semi-detached homes, about a third are low-rise apartments (under five storeys), and the remainder are row houses and duplexes. This variety gives buyers options across a meaningful price range within the same neighbourhood.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 5:00 pm (America/Edmonton)