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Real Estate in Stone Ridge, Grande Prairie

Stone Ridge is a southwest Grande Prairie neighbourhood that draws families and move-up buyers looking for new-build quality without Edmonton prices.

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Active listings

13

Median list price

$235,000

Avg list price

$846,662

Homes for Sale in Stone Ridge, Grande Prairie

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6541 Grande Banks Drive, Grande Prairie

$230,000

6541 Grande Banks Drive, Grande Prairie

Other

6541 Grande Banks Drive, Grande Prairie

$230,000

6541 Grande Banks Drive, Grande Prairie

Other

0 106 Street, Grande Prairie

$2,500,000

0 106 Street, Grande Prairie

Commercial Mix

106 Street, Grande Prairie

$2,500,000

106 Street, Grande Prairie

Other

On 106 Street, Grande Prairie

$2,500,000

On 106 Street, Grande Prairie

Other

10501 67 Avenue, Grande Prairie

$8,000

10501 67 Avenue, Grande Prairie

Commercial Mix · 1,984 sqft

256629 105A Street, Grande Prairie

$204,900

256629 105A Street, Grande Prairie

Other

6625 & 6629 105A Street, Grande Prairie

$204,900

6625 & 6629 105A Street, Grande Prairie

Other

10210 67 Avenue, Grande Prairie

$629,900

10210 67 Avenue, Grande Prairie

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,757 sqft

10210 67 Avenue, Grande Prairie

$629,900

10210 67 Avenue, Grande Prairie

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,757 sqft

10202 67 Avenue, Grande Prairie

$235,000

10202 67 Avenue, Grande Prairie

Other

10202 67 Avenue, Grande Prairie

$235,000

10202 67 Avenue, Grande Prairie

Other

Buying in Stone Ridge

Who fits here

Stone Ridge is a southwest Grande Prairie neighbourhood that draws families and move-up buyers looking for new-build quality without Edmonton prices. Developed under the City's Southwest Area Structure Plan, it sits alongside Mission Heights, Pinnacle Ridge, and Westpointe in a cluster of residential communities that grew rapidly after 2015. The mix of single-detached homes on generous lots suits buyers who want a double garage, a proper backyard, and room for a growing household. Young families are a strong fit: the area feeds into the Grande Prairie Public School Division's northwest and southwest catchments, with multiple K-8 and high school options across the city. Dual-income households working in oil and gas, forestry, or regional retail benefit from Grande Prairie's above-average wages and low cost of living. If you want a newer home at a price point well below Calgary or Edmonton comparable, room to grow, and a city that's adding population at nearly 3% per year, Stone Ridge delivers on all three.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Grande Prairie residential homes have averaged around across recent sales, with a median closer. Typical homes in the – price band have moved fastest, spending a median of days on market. The region recorded residential sales over the past 12 months, reflecting steady demand in a city growing at nearly 3% annually. Sale-to-list ratios have held at, signalling a balanced-to-seller market. There are currently about 13 active residential listings across Grande Prairie, keeping supply competitive. The city logged 579 housing starts in 2025 — the highest growth rate among all non-metro Alberta regions — adding further long-term support to values.

Commute and lifestyle

Stone Ridge sits in Grande Prairie's southwest quadrant, placing residents within roughly 10–15 minutes of the city's core and major employment nodes by car. The Downtown Transit Hub at Towne Centre Mall anchors Grande Prairie's bus network, and on-demand transit serves lower-density neighbourhoods where fixed routes are less efficient. Northwestern Polytechnic's main campus is at 10726 106 Avenue — accessible via 100 Street, one of the city's primary north-south corridors. The Eastlink Centre, Grande Prairie's flagship recreation complex, is a short drive east. Muskoseepi Park's 1,100-acre trail network runs roughly east-west through the city; southwest residents can access Bear Creek pathway spurs that connect to the broader trail system. Prairie Mall and big-box retail along 100 Avenue are within five minutes of Stone Ridge, handling most daily errands without leaving the city's west side. The incoming multi-sport dome near Trader Ridge, expected to open spring 2026, will add an all-weather field facility serving the entire southwest catchment.

Long-term context

Grande Prairie's housing market has shifted from the correction of 2022–2023 into a clear expansion phase. The city's 2024 municipal census counted 70,385 residents — up 2.8% from 2023 — and $55.1 million in residential building permits had already been issued by mid-2025. The Grande Prairie–Greenview corridor recorded 579 housing starts in 2025, a 60% jump year-over-year and the largest proportional gain of any non-metro Alberta region. Stone Ridge, as a newer southwest neighbourhood still filling in lots, sits well-positioned within that growth wave: demand for entry-level and move-up detached homes remains the most competitive segment of the local market, with the $300K–$400K price band historically spending the least time on market. With more than $14 billion in planned regional investment and a sub-2% rental vacancy rate, the fundamentals supporting continued appreciation are firmly in place.

About Stone Ridge

Overview

Stone Ridge is a premium, carefully planned residential neighbourhood in Grande Prairie, Alberta. Known for its peaceful environment and architectural consistency, the community features beautiful craftsman-style homes and extensive green spaces. It offers a balanced lifestyle that seamlessly blends quiet suburban living with immediate access to world-class recreational facilities, making it highly sought after by families and professionals. The neighbourhood currently sees an average list price of $846,662 with 13 active listings.

Location

Situated in the southern portion of Grande Prairie, Stone Ridge is strategically positioned near major local landmarks. The neighbourhood lies adjacent to the sprawling Bear Creek ravine and the city's most prominent recreational hubs. Its location offers a quiet, relaxed atmosphere while maintaining easy access to the rest of the city via major arterial roads.

Housing character

The housing landscape in Stone Ridge is predominantly composed of premium single-family detached homes, with a high rate of homeownership. Properties often feature strict architectural controls, craftsman-inspired designs, and generous layouts with four or more bedrooms. Buyers can explore this premium market with an average sold price and properties spending around on the market.

Schools

Education is highly accessible for older students, with St. Joseph Catholic High School and Charles Spencer Public High School situated practically next door to the community. While primary schools are not located directly within the neighbourhood's immediate boundaries, families have convenient access to excellent public and Catholic elementary school options just a short drive away.

Transit

Stone Ridge is primarily a car-dependent community, with driving being the most convenient and preferred way to navigate the area and complete daily errands. While public transit options are somewhat limited, there are local bus routes and strategically placed stops that provide basic connections to the broader Grande Prairie transit network.

Shopping and dining

Residents typically rely on a vehicle for major grocery shopping, but everyday conveniences are never far away. The neighbourhood incorporates mixed-use commercial zones that offer essential medical and professional services, nearby pharmacies, and a selection of local cafes and dining options to serve the community.

Parks and recreation

Recreation is a cornerstone of the Stone Ridge lifestyle. The neighbourhood is located immediately next to the Eastlink Centre, a premier multiplex and fitness facility, as well as the Coca-Cola Centre twin ice rinks. Nature enthusiasts also benefit from a forested creek, community ponds, and seamless connectivity to Grande Prairie's extensive Muskoseepi Park walking trail system.

Lifestyle

Life in Stone Ridge offers a refined, family-oriented experience. The pedestrian-friendly layout, tree-lined fields, and proximity to major sports complexes foster an active yet tranquil daily routine. Residents enjoy a tight-knit community feel, combining the serenity of ravine-side living with the vibrancy of top-tier civic amenities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Stone Ridge is primarily a single-detached residential neighbourhood developed under the City of Grande Prairie's Southwest Area Structure Plan. Most homes are newer builds on standard lots, featuring double garages and layouts typical of move-up family housing. Some semi-detached and smaller infill options may be available as the neighbourhood continues to build out.

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