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Real Estate in Summit, Grande Prairie

Summit is a strong match for buyers who want a quiet, established residential neighbourhood in Grande Prairie's northeast without sacrificing access to the rest of the city.

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11329 92B Street, Grande Prairie

$399,900

11329 92B Street, Grande Prairie

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,115 sqft

Buying in Summit

Who fits here

Summit is a strong match for buyers who want a quiet, established residential neighbourhood in Grande Prairie's northeast without sacrificing access to the rest of the city. The housing stock is predominantly single-detached homes on generous lots, making it well-suited to families upgrading from a condo or starter home and anyone who values a stable, owner-occupied street feel. Proximity to Crystal Lake Park and the broader Muskoseepi trail network means outdoor-minded buyers get paved paths, wetland birdwatching, and a bike skills park essentially at their doorstep. The neighbourhood sits close to 116 Avenue, one of the city's main east-west arterials, which keeps commute times to downtown Grande Prairie under fifteen minutes by car. Families with school-age children benefit from the nearby Crystal Park School (PreK–8, GPPSD, 9351 116 Avenue) and I.V. Macklin Public School (K–8, GPPSD, serving the adjacent Crystal Heights catchment). Northwestern Polytechnic's main campus at 10726 106 Avenue is also a reasonable drive, making Summit practical for households with a student or college employee. Buyers seeking detached ownership in a mature northeast pocket of a growing city — with Grande Prairie recording the highest housing growth rate of any non-metro Alberta region in 2025 — will find Summit's price point competitive and its neighbourhood character consistently residential.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Summit sits within the Grande Prairie residential market, where the average home sale price was $ and the median sold price was $. Homes in the neighbourhood typically spend around days on market, and the sale-to-list ratio across the city runs at, reflecting steady demand. Over the past twelve months, residential sales were recorded across Grande Prairie, with active inventory currently at 1 listings. Price per square foot averages $ citywide, and the typical detached home in Summit falls in the $–$ range, keeping it accessible relative to larger Alberta centres while offering full single-family ownership.

Commute and lifestyle

Summit's position in the northeast of Grande Prairie places residents within easy reach of the city's main commercial corridors along 100 Avenue and Highway 43. A typical drive to downtown takes under fifteen minutes, and the city's main employment sectors — oil and gas services, agriculture supply, forestry, and healthcare at the Queen Elizabeth II Hospital — are all reachable within a short commute. Grande Prairie Transit operates city-wide bus routes, and the free-for-under-18 transit policy introduced in 2023 reduces household transport costs for families. For daily errands, north and east commercial nodes along 116 Avenue carry grocery stores, pharmacies, and big-box retail. Lifestyle amenities are a particular strength: Crystal Lake Park at 121 Avenue and Lakeland Drive offers a paved perimeter trail, wildlife blinds, preserved wetlands, and a bike skills park. Muskoseepi Park's nearly city-length trail system along Bear Creek connects to this northeast pocket. The Eastlink Centre, Grande Prairie's 42,000-square-metre recreation complex featuring a 50-metre Olympic pool, fitness facilities, and indoor courts, is a short drive via 100 Street. Nitehawk ski hill, home to North America's only internationally certified natural luge track, sits just outside the city — giving Summit households genuine four-season outdoor recreation options.

Long-term context

Grande Prairie's housing market is underpinned by one of the most diversified resource-economy bases outside Alberta's two major metros. The city functions as the regional hub for nearly 290,000 people across northwest Alberta, drawing employment demand from Montney and Duvernay shale-gas operations, timber processing (Canfor, International Paper), and a growing healthcare and education sector anchored by Northwestern Polytechnic. In 2025 the Grande Prairie–Greenview Corridor recorded 579 housing starts, a 60-plus-percent year-over-year increase and the largest net gain among all non-metro Alberta regions — signalling that developer confidence in sustained demand is high. More than $14 billion in planned regional investment projects are in various stages of announcement and planning. For Summit buyers, a maturing northeast neighbourhood with established infrastructure and proximity to Crystal Lake Park represents the kind of stable, amenity-rich pocket that tends to hold value well through commodity cycles. The 2024 municipal census counted Grande Prairie's population at 70,385, up from the 2021 federal census figure of 64,141 — meaningful organic demand growth that supports price floors in established neighbourhoods.

About Summit

Overview

Summit is a welcoming, mid-range residential neighbourhood in Grande Prairie, offering a peaceful atmosphere that appeals to families, young professionals, and retirees. Characterized by its diverse housing options and tree-lined streets, the community strikes a perfect balance between quiet residential living and convenient access to local city amenities. Real estate activity remains steady in the area, with homes spending an average of on the market.

Location

Situated in a highly accessible quadrant of Grande Prairie, Summit provides residents with excellent connectivity to major transportation routes and key employment centers. The neighbourhood's strategic positioning makes commuting easy while maintaining a quiet, secluded feel away from heavy thoroughfares.

Housing character

The housing landscape in Summit is dominated by single-family detached homes, including spacious bi-levels and bungalows often built around the early 2000s. Many properties feature attached garages, fully developed basements, and generous fenced yards that appeal to growing families. The market caters primarily to mid-range buyers, reflecting an average list price of $399,900 and a median sold price.

Schools

Families in Summit benefit from close proximity to a variety of educational institutions. The neighbourhood is within walking distance of Crystal Park School, which is highly regarded for its inclusive educational programming. Students also have access to the wider Grande Prairie Public School District and the local Catholic school system, ensuring comprehensive educational options for all ages.

Transit

Public transportation in Summit is provided by Grande Prairie Transit (GP Transit). The community benefits from the city's modernized transit model, which features convenient on-demand transit services accessible via a mobile app, alongside nearby fixed bus routes that easily connect residents to downtown and major commercial hubs.

Shopping and dining

While Summit itself is primarily residential, the neighbourhood is conveniently located just a short drive from Grande Prairie's central commercial districts. Residents enjoy quick access to everyday essentials, grocery stores, local dining establishments, and major retail centers, ensuring convenience without sacrificing the community's quiet residential charm.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor enthusiasts appreciate Summit's access to local parks, green spaces, and community walking trails. The neighbourhood is well-integrated into Grande Prairie's broader parks network, and residents are only a short distance from premier city facilities like the Eastlink Centre and the Design Works Centre for swimming, fitness, and year-round indoor recreation.

Lifestyle

Life in Summit offers a strong sense of community and a relaxed, family-friendly vibe. With a highly walkable environment, easy access to outdoor recreation, and a close-knit neighbourhood dynamic, residents enjoy a balanced, active lifestyle. The steady real estate market, currently featuring 1 properties for sale, reflects the ongoing appeal of this welcoming Grande Prairie community.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Summit is primarily a single-detached residential neighbourhood. Buyers typically find traditional two-storey and bungalow-style homes on full-sized lots, consistent with the established residential character of Grande Prairie's northeast quadrant. The area is predominantly owner-occupied.

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