Where is the Mountview neighbourhood located in Grande Prairie?

Mountview sits in the older residential core of Grande Prairie, grouped with adjacent mature neighbourhoods including Hillside and VLA/Montrose for municipal services. The community orchard at Mike Fedyna Park (behind the Lutheran Church on 96 Street) serves as a local landmark. The neighbourhood is west of downtown and accessible to the city''s main arterials.

What is the average home price in Mountview, Grande Prairie?

Mountview homes tend to trade toward the more affordable end of Grande Prairie''s price range, given the older established stock. City-wide, the average sold price is and the median. Mountview''s mature single-family homes typically fall within the lower-to-mid band of that range, making it one of Grande Prairie''s more accessible homeownership options.

How long do homes typically sit on the market in Mountview?

Across Grande Prairie, properties average days on market. Mountview''s well-priced established homes often move in line with or faster than that average during active buying seasons, particularly in the spring and fall when family buyers are most active in the city.

What schools serve the Mountview neighbourhood?

Mountview is served by the Grande Prairie Public School Division. Students in the area typically transition to Grande Prairie Composite High School for secondary education. Northwestern Polytechnic''s Grande Prairie campus is also nearby at 10726-106 Avenue, giving post-secondary students convenient access from the neighbourhood.

What community amenities does Mountview have?

Mountview has an active neighbourhood association that earned the City''s 2017 Percy Wickman Accessibility Award for its fitness park. The neighbourhood hosts a community orchard at Mike Fedyna Park as part of Grande Prairie''s GP Grows edible landscapes program. The City completed a major stormwater infrastructure upgrade in Mountview in 2020, adding 32 storm structures and nearly half a kilometre of new storm pipe.

Real Estate in Mountview, Grande Prairie

Mountview is one of Grande Prairie''s established residential neighbourhoods, developed around 1970 on land that was previously farmed.

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$274,950

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$286,200

Homes for Sale in Mountview, Grande Prairie

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$389,900

9238 111 Avenue, Grande Prairie

Detached Single Family · 1 bed · 3 bath · 936 sqft

$369,900

9622 108 Avenue, Grande Prairie

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 2 bath · 960 sqft

$340,000

9626 108 Avenue, Grande Prairie

Bungalow · 3 bed · 2 bath · 960 sqft

$254,900

9343 112a Avenue, Grande Prairie

Attached-Side by Side,Bungalow · 2 bed · 2 bath · 900 sqft

$264,900

11448 97 Street, Grande Prairie

Bi-Level · 3 bed · 1 bath · 960 sqft

$311,800

9606 115 Avenue, Grande Prairie

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,142 sqft

$285,000

11316 97 Street, Grande Prairie

Bungalow · 2 bed · 2 bath · 960 sqft

Buying in Mountview

Who fits here

Mountview is one of Grande Prairie''s established residential neighbourhoods, developed around 1970 on land that was previously farmed. It sits in the older core of the city, surrounded by comparable mature communities like Hillside and VLA/Montrose, and is grouped with them for municipal snow-clearing and street-sweeping services — the kind of quiet indicator that marks a well-integrated, long-standing community. The housing stock is predominantly single-family detached homes, and neighbours successfully pushed back on multi-unit development in a 2021 appeal, confirming the area''s character as a cohesive low-density residential enclave. The community is active: the Mountview Neighbourhood Association earned the City''s 2017 Percy Wickman Accessibility Award for its fitness park, and a community orchard was planted at Mike Fedyna Park — part of the City''s broader GP Grows edible landscapes initiative. The City also invested in a full stormwater system upgrade in 2020, adding 32 new storm structures and nearly half a kilometre of new storm pipe to eliminate historic flooding, which means buyers today inherit improved infrastructure without the premium of a new-build area. Mountview suits buyers who want an established, tight-knit neighbourhood with mature lots, reasonable price points relative to Grande Prairie''s newer suburbs, and the convenience of proximity to the city''s older commercial strips and downtown core.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Grande Prairie''s residential market gives Mountview buyers a solid pricing context. Across the city, 4 active listings are available at any given time, with a median list price of $274,950 and an average list price of $286,200. Over the past 12 months, properties changed hands, with a median sold price and a city-wide average. Properties averaged days on market and the sale-to-list ratio landed at — a useful signal of how aggressively sellers are pricing in the current cycle. The average price per square foot across Grande Prairie sits, with the full price spectrum running from. Mountview''s older, established stock tends to trade toward the affordable end of the city''s range, making it one of the more accessible entry points into Grande Prairie homeownership.

Commute and lifestyle

Mountview''s location in the older residential core of Grande Prairie puts most daily destinations within a short drive or even a walkable distance. Downtown Grande Prairie — with its mix of civic services, restaurants, and retail — is roughly 5 to 10 minutes away by car. The Eastlink Centre, Grande Prairie''s modern 42,000-square-metre recreation facility with Olympic pools, fitness areas, and arenas, is easily accessible, as is Bonnetts Energy Centre for concerts and hockey. Northwestern Polytechnic''s Grande Prairie campus at 10726-106 Avenue is a short commute for students and staff. The city''s main employment sectors — oil and gas support services, agriculture, healthcare, and retail trade — are distributed across an easily navigated street grid. Highway 43 (connecting to Edmonton, approximately 456 km southeast) and Highway 2 provide regional access, and Grande Prairie Airport offers daily flights to Calgary and Edmonton for frequent travellers. Families in Mountview are served by the Grande Prairie Public School Division, with Grande Prairie Composite High School as the secondary option for older students. Community orchards, neighbourhood fitness infrastructure, and proximity to Muskoseepi Park''s trail network round out a practical, four-season lifestyle.

Long-term context

Grande Prairie''s housing market is underpinned by a diversified economy anchored in oil and gas, agriculture, forestry, and regional trade — the city functions as the economic hub for a trading area of nearly 290,000 people. The 2021 census recorded 64,141 residents; a 2024 municipal census counted 70,385, confirming continued population growth that supports long-term housing demand. The City of Grande Prairie noted in its economic development materials that average home sale prices around $319,000, combined with household incomes that generate discretionary income roughly double the national average, give the market a stability that many single-industry Alberta resource towns lack. Mountview specifically benefits from the City''s demonstrated willingness to reinvest in older neighbourhoods: the 2020 stormwater overhaul was a material infrastructure commitment, not a minor patch. Established neighbourhoods in growing mid-sized cities tend to appreciate steadily as newer suburbs push buyers toward value in the inner ring — a pattern visible in comparable Alberta cities. For buyers prioritising affordability, rental potential, or long-hold appreciation in a city with genuine economic diversification, Mountview offers a credible entry point.

About Mountview

Overview

Mountview is a well-established, mature neighbourhood in Grande Prairie, known for its tree-lined streets and strong community spirit. It appeals to a diverse demographic, including families, young professionals, and seniors looking for a peaceful environment. The local real estate market remains steady with properties typically spending on the market and maintaining a strong.

Location

Situated in a highly accessible area of Grande Prairie, Mountview is bordered roughly by 116 Avenue to the north, 108 Avenue to the south, and 92 Street to the east. Its central positioning makes it exceptionally car-friendly, offering straightforward access to major routes and surrounding neighbourhoods like Hillside, Montrose, and Crystal Ridge.

Housing character

Developed primarily during Grande Prairie's construction boom of the 1960s and 1970s, Mountview boasts a high homeownership rate of approximately 80%. The dominant property type is the single-family detached home, often featuring three to four bedrooms on generously sized lots. For those exploring the mid-range market, the neighbourhood offers an appealing, alongside a current inventory of 4.

Schools

Families in Mountview benefit from convenient access to local education. Primary and middle schools are situated close by or immediately adjacent to the neighbourhood boundaries, including nearby facilities like St. Clement Catholic School, Hillside School, and Crystal Park School, ensuring short, manageable commutes for parents and children.

Transit

While Mountview is primarily a car-centric community, it is serviced by Grande Prairie Transit. Residents have access to fixed routes, such as Route 7, which connects the neighbourhood to key city destinations like the Prairie Mall and City Hall. Furthermore, the city's on-demand transit system provides an alternative flexible mobility solution.

Shopping and dining

Residents value the convenience of having essential amenities just a short trip away. Local grocery stores are highly accessible, and major commercial hubs like the Prairie Mall and Gateway Power Centre are only a brief drive from the neighbourhood, providing a comprehensive variety of retail and dining options.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor recreation is a staple of the Mountview experience. The neighbourhood is dotted with numerous green spaces, including Mountview Park, Carter Rycroft Park, and Perky McCullough Park. These peaceful parks provide playgrounds, open fields, and walking areas that perfectly complement the community's family-friendly environment.

Lifestyle

Mountview is characterized by its quiet, slower-paced atmosphere and vibrant resident engagement. The volunteer-based Mountview Community Association is highly active, organizing year-round events such as community barbecues, movie nights, and holiday celebrations, while also maintaining a local community garden. It remains a charming and cohesive area with an approachable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Mountview is predominantly a single-family detached neighbourhood developed around 1970. The housing stock consists largely of established bungalows and two-storey homes on mature lots. In a 2021 development appeal, neighbours successfully resisted multi-unit development, reflecting the community''s consistent low-density residential character.

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Listing information last updated on September 22, 2026 at 8:00 am (America/Edmonton)