What is the current median sold price in Twin Brooks?

The current median sold price is, with homes averaging days on market. Always verify live figures on the hômm listing page, as values shift with seasonal inventory.

Which schools serve Twin Brooks?

George P. Nicholson Elementary School (Edmonton Public Schools) is located within the neighbourhood, adjacent to the community's artificial lake. Families seeking junior high and high school options typically access schools along the 111 Street corridor or in neighbouring Riverbend and Rutherford.

How easy is it to commute from Twin Brooks?

Very easy by car. Twin Brooks sits directly at the Anthony Henday Drive and 111 Street interchange, giving drivers ring-road access to the airport, west Edmonton, and downtown without passing through residential streets. ETS bus service also connects the neighbourhood to broader transit routes.

What parks and green spaces are in Twin Brooks?

The neighbourhood features Hidden Brooks Park, Twin Brooks Park (with a perennial garden), and a District Park and Nature Centre at its northwestern tip. The ravine system along Whitemud Creek and Blackmud Creek connects to Edmonton's broader river valley trail network, offering off-leash paths and multi-use trails year-round.

How many homes sell in Twin Brooks each year?

Over the past 12 months, homes have sold in Twin Brooks. With roughly 2,271 total dwellings and very high owner-occupancy, annual turnover is modest — which keeps the neighbourhood stable but means buyers should move decisively when a suitable listing appears.

Homes for Sale in Twin Brooks, Edmonton

Twin Brooks suits buyers who want an established, owner-dominated community with strong natural surroundings and effortless ring-road access.

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Median list price

$571,000

Avg list price

$743,421

Homes for Sale in Twin Brooks, Edmonton

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$459,800

11239 12 AV, Edmonton

Duplex · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,291 sqft

$459,800

11239 12 Avenue, Edmonton

Bungalow · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,290.93 sqft

$550,000

11732 10 AV NW, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,808 sqft

$550,000

11732 10 Avenue, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,808.35 sqft

$558,000

920 119 ST, Edmonton

Duplex · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,251 sqft

$558,000

920 119 Street, Edmonton

Bungalow · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,251.21 sqft

$1,914,800

1144 119 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 4 bed · 5 bath · 4,434.88 sqft

$550,000

11704 11 AV, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,700 sqft

$419,800

11373 12 AV, Edmonton

Townhouse · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,453 sqft

$419,800

11373 12 Avenue, Edmonton

3 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,453.25 sqft

$659,000

1324 116 ST, Edmonton

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,153 sqft

$659,000

1324 116 Street, Edmonton

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,152.8 sqft

Buying in Twin Brooks

Who fits here

Twin Brooks suits buyers who want an established, owner-dominated community with strong natural surroundings and effortless ring-road access. The neighbourhood skews toward families — average household sizes run around three people — and roughly 17 of every 20 homes are detached single-family properties. Nearly all occupied units are owner-occupied, so turnover is low and neighbours tend to stay. If you prioritize green corridors, a quiet cul-de-sac feel, and a southwest location that keeps Henday commutes short without sacrificing walkable parks, Twin Brooks delivers a rare combination. Buyers upgrading from starter homes elsewhere in southwest Edmonton frequently land here for the larger lots and mature landscaping that a post-1985 build era produced.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Twin Brooks trades at a consistent premium relative to the Edmonton median, reflecting its low supply and high owner-occupancy rate. The neighbourhood contains approximately 2,271 dwellings — a fixed count given that nearly all buildable land is developed — so new inventory must come entirely from resales. Current asking prices typically fall in the to range, with the median closed price and an average. Homes average days on market, and the sale-to-list ratio of signals how competitive the market is at any given time. Over the past 12 months, homes have changed hands. Price per square foot currently averages, and active listings at any snapshot typically number around 36.

Commute and lifestyle

Twin Brooks sits at the Anthony Henday Drive interchange on 111 Street, giving drivers immediate ring-road access to every major employment corridor in Edmonton — the airport, west end tech parks, and downtown are all reachable in under 30 minutes in normal traffic. ETS bus routes serve the community, and the City of Edmonton has long-range plans to extend LRT service along 111 Street, which would put a future station within walking distance. Day-to-day errands concentrate along 111 Street corridors just north of the neighbourhood, including a grocery anchor, restaurants, and the William Lutsky YMCA for fitness. Within the neighbourhood, residents enjoy Hidden Brooks Park, Twin Brooks Park with its perennial garden, and the District Park and Nature Centre at the northwest tip — a naturalistic area of rolling hills that connects to the Whitemud Creek ravine system and the broader Edmonton river valley trail network.

Long-term context

Twin Brooks launched as a planned community in the late 1980s, and its constrained land supply has underpinned long-run value stability. The neighbourhood is essentially built out — the triangular site is defined on all three sides by natural watercourses and Anthony Henday Drive — so supply additions are structurally limited. Historically, southwest Edmonton neighbourhoods that abut ravine systems and offer direct Henday access have outperformed the city average in resale appreciation during up-cycles. The high owner-occupancy rate also dampens the speculative pressure that can erode values in investor-heavy areas. Buyers entering Twin Brooks today are paying for a combination of scarcity, greenspace proximity, and a family-stable community culture that is difficult to replicate in newer developments further south.

About Twin Brooks

Overview

Twin Brooks is a scenic and established residential neighbourhood in Southwest Edmonton, recognized for its natural beauty and tranquil environment. Annexed to the city in 1980, with most development occurring in the 1980s and 1990s, the community is defined by its abundance of green spaces, a central stormwater lake, and proximity to two major ravines. It is a popular choice for families and professionals seeking a peaceful, nature-friendly suburban setting.

Location

Situated in Southwest Edmonton, Twin Brooks has a unique geographic footprint. The neighbourhood is roughly triangle-shaped, bordered by the Whitemud Creek Ravine to the west and Blackmud Creek to the north and east. This natural enclosure provides a secluded feel, while its southern boundary, Anthony Henday Drive, and the bisecting 111th Street offer residents highly convenient access to the rest of the city and the Edmonton International Airport.

Housing character

The housing landscape in Twin Brooks is predominantly made up of single-family detached homes, alongside a smaller selection of duplexes and townhouses. Properties often feature premium upgrades, large lots, and attached garages, with luxury homes backing directly onto the creek ravines. The local market commands a premium price positioning, reflected by a median sold price. Homes here remain in steady demand, typically spending an average of on the market.

Schools

Families in Twin Brooks are well-served by local educational facilities. The community is home to George P. Nicholson Elementary School, which provides public programming for students in Kindergarten through Grade 6 and houses a YMCA child care program. For specialized education, Edmonton Academy is also located within the area. Junior high and senior high students typically attend designated schools in nearby surrounding neighbourhoods, such as D.S. Mackenzie School and Harry Ainlay High School.

Transit

Twin Brooks offers a balance of quiet seclusion and commuter convenience. The community is currently serviced by Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) bus routes that connect residents to the nearby Century Park Transit Centre. Transit options are poised to improve significantly with the Capital Line South LRT Extension, which will introduce a new Twin Brooks station along 111th Street. For drivers, immediate access to Anthony Henday Drive makes commuting across Edmonton highly efficient.

Shopping and dining

To maintain its quiet, residential character, Twin Brooks features very limited commercial zoning within its borders, hosting just a local convenience store and gas station. However, residents are only a short drive away from some of Southwest Edmonton's major shopping hubs. Nearby 23rd Avenue, South Edmonton Common, and Currents of Windermere provide comprehensive retail options, grocery stores, restaurants, and medical services just minutes away.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor recreation is a defining feature of the Twin Brooks experience. The neighbourhood boasts the Twin Brooks District and Nature Park, offering rolling hills, a central artificial lake, and an extensive network of top-of-the-bank walking trails overlooking the Whitemud and Blackmud Creek ravines. The Twin Brooks Community League plays an active role in the area, maintaining an outdoor NHL-sized hockey rink, community gardens, and organizing seasonal programs.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle in Twin Brooks is strongly oriented around family, nature, and community engagement. Residents enjoy an outdoor-centric way of life, spending time exploring local nature reserves, bird watching, or participating in neighbourhood events like the annual Winter Carnival and summer barbecues. With a healthy real estate market seeing homes sold over the past year at a sale-to-list ratio, the community continues to be highly sought-after by those looking for a safe, scenic, and active neighbourhood.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Twin Brooks is predominantly single-family detached housing — roughly 17 of every 20 homes fall into this category, with most remaining units being duplexes. There are no high-rise or large condo buildings. Nearly all dwellings are owner-occupied, which means inventory comes exclusively from resales.

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