What schools serve Patterson Place?

St. Patrick Catholic School (Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 9, STEM-focused) is located at 7810 Poplar Drive within the neighbourhood boundary and serves Patterson Place, Highland Park, and Swanavon students. Families seeking a public school option can consult the Grande Prairie Public School Division boundary maps at gppsd.ab.ca to identify their designated school.

What parks and trails are near Patterson Place?

Patterson Place connects to Grande Prairie's extensive 100-kilometre trail network, which links through the Bear Creek Corridor to Muskoseepi Park's 1,100 acres of greenspace. South Bear Creek Park, located near 100 Street and 67 Avenue, offers disc golf, a bike skills park, beach volleyball, the Bear Paw Par 3 golf course, an off-leash dog park, and overnight camping.

What types of homes are available in Patterson Place?

Patterson Place consists predominantly of single-detached homes, most built between the late 1980s and mid-2000s. Buyers typically find bungalows and two-storey homes on established lots with mature landscaping. The price range generally aligns with Grande Prairie's city-wide averages, making it accessible for move-up buyers and families seeking more space than starter-home neighbourhoods offer.

Is Patterson Place a good neighbourhood to buy in Grande Prairie?

Patterson Place consistently appeals to families, move-up buyers, and relocators because it combines a mature streetscape, walkable school access, and west-side convenience at prices below comparable mid-size Alberta cities. Grande Prairie recorded a 60% jump in housing starts in 2025 — the highest non-metro growth rate in Alberta — $14 billion in regional investment is planned, supporting a positive long-term outlook for established west-side neighbourhoods like Patterson Place.

Real Estate in Patterson Place, Grande Prairie

Q: How close is Patterson Place to Grande Prairie's west-side shopping?

Patterson Place is directly adjacent to Grande Prairie's west-side retail hub, which contains over 1.7 million square feet of retail space. Costco, the largest single-storey Canadian Tire in Canada, Best Buy, HomeSense, and Winners are all within a short drive. This makes Patterson Place one of the most convenient locations in the city for everyday errands.

Patterson Place draws buyers who want established west-side living without the premium price of brand-new construction.

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$207,450

Avg list price

$214,813

Homes for Sale in Patterson Place, Grande Prairie

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$164,900

7201 Poplar Drive, Grande Prairie

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 1 bath · 912 sqft

$445,000

6905 93 Street, Grande Prairie

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,286 sqft

$79,900

9740 82 Avenue Avenue, Grande Prairie

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 1 bath · 810 sqft

$79,900

9740 82 Avenue Avenue, Grande Prairie

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 1 bath · 810 sqft

$250,000

9725 84 Avenue, Grande Prairie

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$289,900

7720 Patterson Drive, Grande Prairie

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 2 bath · 779 sqft

$289,900

7720 Patterson Drive, Grande Prairie

Bungalow · 2 bed · 2 bath · 779 sqft

$119,000

7715 Patterson Drive, Grande Prairie

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Buying in Patterson Place

Who fits here

Patterson Place draws buyers who want established west-side living without the premium price of brand-new construction. The neighbourhood is made up primarily of single-detached homes built from the late 1980s through the 2000s, with mature trees and settled streetscapes that newer subdivisions simply can't replicate. Families with school-age children gravitate here because St. Patrick Catholic School on Poplar Drive — a Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 9 STEM-focused school — sits within the neighbourhood boundary and serves Patterson, Highland Park, and Swanavon students. The proximity to Grande Prairie's west-side retail corridor means Costco, Canadian Tire, Best Buy, and HomeS sense are a short drive away, making daily errands genuinely convenient. The city's 100-kilometre trail network connects through this part of town, and South Bear Creek Park — with ball diamonds, disc golf, a bike skills park, and an off-leash dog park — is reachable without touching a major arterial road. Patterson Place suits move-up buyers trading a starter home for more square footage, young families prioritising walkable school access, and out-of-province relocators drawn by Grande Prairie's income levels and sub-$400K detached prices. Note that South Patterson Place is a distinct, separate neighbourhood to the south.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Patterson Place sits inside the Grande Prairie resale market, where the city-wide average home sale price was and properties spent an average of days on market before selling. Over the past 12 months, homes changed hands across the neighbourhood, reflecting steady absorb in a market that recorded its tightest conditions in the – price band city-wide. The sale-to-list ratio across Grande Prairie residential sales tracked, indicating sellers are receiving close to asking price when homes are priced correctly. Active inventory currently stands at 8 listings, giving buyers meaningful selection while keeping conditions broadly balanced. Grande Prairie as a whole posted a 60% jump in housing starts in 2025 versus 2024 — the highest growth rate among all non-metro Alberta regions — signalling that builder confidence and population-driven demand remain firmly positive.

Commute and lifestyle

Patterson Place occupies the west side of Grande Prairie, placing residents within a short drive of the city's largest retail concentration — over 1.7 million square feet of shopping anchored by Costco, the largest single-storey Canadian Tire in Canada, Best Buy, HomeSense, and Winners. Day-to-day errands rarely require a cross-town trip. Northwestern Polytechnic's main campus sits at 106 Avenue and 107 Street, roughly 10 to 15 minutes east, making Patterson a practical choice for staff and graduate students who want to own rather than rent near campus. Grande Prairie's 100-plus kilometres of paved, gravel, and natural trails thread through the Bear Creek Corridor, linking the west side to Muskoseepi Park's 1,100 acres of greenspace. South Bear Creek Park — home to the Bear Paw Par 3 golf course, disc golf, a bike skills park, beach volleyball, and overnight camping — is accessible from the neighbourhood without navigating downtown traffic. The Eastlink Centre, Grande Prairie's main recreation complex, is a short drive to the southwest. Most Patterson Place residents commute by vehicle; 100 Avenue and 96 Street provide direct arterial access to employment nodes throughout the city.

Long-term context

Grande Prairie's housing market is underpinned by the regional economy of northwestern Alberta — a resource and service hub drawing employment from oil and gas, agriculture, healthcare, and post-secondary education. City-wide average sale prices have hovered near $319,000, well below comparable mid-size Alberta cities, leaving meaningful upside as the population pushes toward 70,000. The Grande Prairie–Greenview Corridor recorded 579 housing starts in 2025, a 60% year-over-year increase and the highest growth rate outside Calgary and Edmonton, reflecting strong in-migration and investor conviction. Patterson Place's established character — mature lots, proximity to the west-side commercial district, and a walkable Catholic school — positions it as a stable, low-volatility segment of the market. Buyers who entered during the 2022–2023 correction period have already seen values recover. With over $14 billion in planned regional investment announced for coming years, the fundamentals supporting long-term appreciation in Patterson Place remain intact.

About Patterson Place

Overview

Patterson Place is one of Grande Prairie's most established and sought-after residential neighbourhoods. Known for its quiet, tree-lined streets and affordable entry points into the housing market, this community offers a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere that appeals strongly to first-time buyers and investors.

Location

Situated in Grande Prairie, Patterson Place borders communities like Southview, Highland Park, and Swanavon. Its central positioning means residents are just minutes away from the downtown core and the bustling commercial corridors along 100th Street and Resources Road.

Housing character

The neighbourhood's real estate landscape is dominated by single-detached homes, predominantly built during the 1970s and 1980s. Buyers can find classic bungalows and bi-levels on generous lots with mature landscaping. The local market is highly accessible with an average list price of $214,813 and homes selling at a solid sale-to-list ratio.

Schools

Families in Patterson Place benefit from excellent local educational options. Schools located directly within the neighbourhood include Alexander Forbes School, which hosts The Academy sports and dance program, and St. Patrick Catholic School, making morning commutes a breeze.

Transit

While driving is the most practical way to navigate the neighbourhood and run daily errands, Patterson Place is serviced by a few local bus routes. For those who prefer active transportation, the area is very bicycle-friendly thanks to an extensive, flat cycling network.

Shopping and dining

Daily shopping usually requires a quick drive, but residents have easy access to the Prairie Mall and downtown Grande Prairie. Several local cafes and restaurants are just a short distance away, while major retail hubs are easily reached via nearby arterial roads.

Parks and recreation

Community life is anchored by the Dave Barr Community Centre, a local hub offering ice rinks, childcare programs, and events. Outdoor enthusiasts also enjoy quick access to Macklin Field, numerous neighbourhood parks, and nearby playgrounds.

Lifestyle

Life in Patterson Place is characterized by a calm, tranquil environment with minimal traffic noise. Its welcoming vibe, combined with easy access to community recreation and steady market activity—evidenced by sales over the past year—makes it a highly desirable place to put down roots.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Patterson Place is an established residential neighbourhood on the west side of Grande Prairie, Alberta. It features primarily single-detached homes built from the late 1980s through the 2000s, mature tree-lined streets, and convenient access to the city's west-side retail corridor. It is distinct from South Patterson Place, which is a separate neighbourhood to the south.

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Listing information last updated on June 10, 2026 at 7:00 pm (America/Edmonton)