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Real Estate in Summerside, Grande Prairie

Summerside is Grande Prairie''s southeast answer to suburban family living — a newer residential neighbourhood developed in the mid-2000s as part of the city''s planned expansion toward the county boundary.

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20

Median list price

$157,450

Avg list price

$316,950

Homes for Sale in Summerside, Grande Prairie

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6329 87 Street, Grande Prairie

$539,900

6329 87 Street, Grande Prairie

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,054 sqft

6329 87 Street, Grande Prairie

$539,900

6329 87 Street, Grande Prairie

Bi-Level · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,054 sqft

8717 65 Avenue, Grande Prairie

$429,900

8717 65 Avenue, Grande Prairie

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,416 sqft

8717 65 Avenue, Grande Prairie

$429,900

8717 65 Avenue, Grande Prairie

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,416 sqft

9033 59 Avenue, Grande Prairie

$175,000

9033 59 Avenue, Grande Prairie

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9033 59 Avenue, Grande Prairie

$175,000

9033 59 Avenue, Grande Prairie

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8830 60 Avenue, Grande Prairie

$799,900

8830 60 Avenue, Grande Prairie

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 2,914 sqft

8830 60 Avenue, Grande Prairie

$799,900

8830 60 Avenue, Grande Prairie

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 2,914 sqft

9029 59 Avenue, Grande Prairie

$139,900

9029 59 Avenue, Grande Prairie

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9029 59 Avenue, Grande Prairie

$139,900

9029 59 Avenue, Grande Prairie

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8862 60 Avenue, Grande Prairie

$629,900

8862 60 Avenue, Grande Prairie

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,848 sqft

8862 60 Avenue, Grande Prairie

$629,900

8862 60 Avenue, Grande Prairie

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,848 sqft

Buying in Summerside

Who fits here

Summerside is Grande Prairie''s southeast answer to suburban family living — a newer residential neighbourhood developed in the mid-2000s as part of the city''s planned expansion toward the county boundary. The community shares its neighbourhood association with Countryside South and was built with single-family homes and walkable greenspace front of mind. It suits buyers who want a relatively newer housing stock without the premium of GP''s most recent phases — think 2005–2015 builds with double attached garages, open-concept layouts, and yards large enough for a trampoline or a deck. Families with school-aged children land close to Aspen Grove School (K–8), which serves the Countryside South catchment, and are a short drive from Charles Spencer High School. The Woody Channel greenway runs through the east side of the Summerside East extension, giving trail-oriented buyers a genuine natural corridor steps from home. If you want Grande Prairie affordability, newer construction character, and a community that hasn''t fully topped out on appreciation, Summerside is a serious contender.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Grande Prairie''s residential market has stayed affordable relative to most Alberta cities, with an average home sale price of approximately and a median. Single-detached inventory has hovered near 20 active listings across the city, with homes spending an average of days on market. The strongest demand sits in the – band, where sale-to-list ratios have held. Twelve-month sales volume citywide has tracked around residential transactions. Summerside''s newer builds tend to land at the higher end of the city''s mid-market, reflecting their post-2005 construction vintage and larger lot footprints.

Commute and lifestyle

Summerside sits in the southeast quadrant of Grande Prairie, roughly bounded by 68th Avenue to the north and the county boundary to the east. 100th Street and connecting collectors give residents a direct run to downtown Grande Prairie in under 15 minutes, and Highway 2 access keeps the broader Peace Country within reach for weekend escapes or job-site travel. Day-to-day errands are handled by the retail corridors along 100th Avenue and the Prairie Mall area, both under 10 minutes away. South Bear Creek Park — with its ball diamonds, 18-hole disc golf course, bike skills park, off-leash dog area, and Bear Paw Par 3 golf course — sits just to the west and acts as the neighbourhood''s de facto recreation backyard. The Eastlink Centre, one of Canada''s largest aquatic and fitness venues, is a 10-minute drive north. Muskoseepi Park''s 18 km trail network is also in easy reach. Northwestern Polytechnic''s main campus is less than 15 minutes away, relevant for student renters and young professional buyers.

Long-term context

Grande Prairie''s real estate has shown resilience tied directly to the regional energy and resource economy. After a correction following the 2014–2016 oil price downturn, values in newer southeast neighbourhoods like Summerside stabilized and have trended gradually upward as the city''s population approached 70,000 by 2024. Average home prices citywide were approximately $319,000 in 2023, well below comparable Alberta cities, leaving meaningful headroom for appreciation as demand from the Peace Country''s trading area — nearly 290,000 people — continues to concentrate in Grande Prairie. The city''s discretionary income runs roughly double the national average, sustaining purchasing power even in softer commodity cycles. Newer builds in Summerside entered the market at a quality tier that holds value better than older northwest-quadrant stock, and the neighbourhood''s proximity to planned Summerside East expansion phases means surrounding land is still being absorbed — a positive signal for long-run price floors.

About Summerside

Overview

Summerside is a peaceful and relaxed residential neighbourhood located in Grande Prairie, Alberta. Known for its tranquil atmosphere and spacious layouts, the community is highly sought after by those seeking a calm lifestyle away from heavy city clamour. The local real estate market is steady, currently showing 20 active listings.

Location

Situated in the southeastern part of Grande Prairie, Summerside offers a serene suburban environment with easy access by car to the rest of the city. While it provides a quiet retreat, residents can still quickly access major city amenities within a short drive.

Housing character

The neighbourhood experienced its largest construction boom after the year 2000. The dominant housing types are single-family detached homes and townhouses, typically featuring three to four or more bedrooms. The area boasts a high homeownership rate of roughly 80%. Market dynamics reflect a strong sale-to-list ratio and a median sold price.

Schools

While there are no primary or high schools located directly within the Summerside boundaries, students have access to the robust educational networks of the Grande Prairie Public School District and the Catholic School Division in neighbouring areas. These nearby districts offer diverse and specialized programs, including French Immersion and Montessori.

Transit

Summerside is very car-friendly with ample parking. Commuting by public transit can be challenging due to infrequent fixed-route service, though Grande Prairie Transit does provide on-demand transit options. The area has good cycling infrastructure, although cyclists will encounter a few hills.

Shopping and dining

A vehicle is typically required for shopping and dining out, as there are few commercial amenities directly within the neighbourhood. Residents rely on short drives to reach the nearest supermarkets, pharmacies, and dining establishments in surrounding Grande Prairie commercial districts.

Parks and recreation

The neighbourhood is designed with outdoor enjoyment in mind, featuring preserved natural areas, developed park spaces, and central storm ponds. Residents enjoy access to walking trails, play structures, and open green spaces that encourage an active, outdoor lifestyle.

Lifestyle

Summerside offers a serene, easygoing lifestyle perfectly suited for those seeking a quiet environment. With minimal street noise and spacious properties, it appeals heavily to residents looking for a peaceful suburban retreat. Homes in this highly desirable area typically see an average of on the market.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Summerside is a predominantly single-family detached neighbourhood developed largely between 2005 and 2015. Most homes feature double attached garages, open-concept main floors, and full basements. You will find a mix of two-storey and bi-level designs typical of Grande Prairie''s southeast residential expansion, with lot sizes generally larger than older city-centre neighbourhoods.

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