Browse MLS® listings in Innisfree, a Innisfree neighbourhood.
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$177,500
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$177,500
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Known affectionately as 'The Hidden Village,' Innisfree is a quiet, tight-knit community in central Alberta tucked away on a scenic ridge. Offering a truly rural lifestyle surrounded by agricultural landscapes, the village boasts a rich history and a welcoming atmosphere. With an active market that includes an average list price of $177,500, it presents a highly affordable option for those seeking a peaceful, small-town environment away from the city.
Located roughly 145 kilometres east of Edmonton, Innisfree sits conveniently just north of the Yellowhead Highway (Highway 16). Positioned about 52 kilometres west of Vermilion, the village offers a secluded setting while maintaining straightforward highway access to larger neighbouring towns.
The real estate market in Innisfree is defined by space and rural charm, predominantly featuring single-family detached homes on generous lots. With an average sold price, the housing stock appeals to buyers looking for budget-friendly properties, whether they are retirees or those seeking a quiet country retreat. Properties typically spend an average of on the market.
Families in the village are served by Delnorte School, which is operated by Buffalo Trail Public Schools and provides education for students from Kindergarten through Grade 9. For early childhood education, the Innisfree and District ECS offers a locally run preschool and kindergarten program.
Innisfree does not operate a public transit system, making personal vehicles essential for commuting and daily travel. The village's immediate proximity to the Yellowhead Highway provides a direct and efficient driving route to nearby commercial hubs like Vegreville.
Commercial amenities within Innisfree are highly limited, with residents relying on local convenience stops or a short drive to nearby communities for everyday needs. Vegreville and Vermilion provide the closest full-service grocery stores, retail chains, and dining options.
Outdoor recreation is a staple of the community, anchored by the Innisfree Birch Lake Campground and Recreation Park. This local hub features a public trout fishing pond, baseball diamonds, and campsites, while the village itself is home to the Prairie Bank of Commerce Museum and a famous 27-foot movie-prop penguin statue.
Life in Innisfree is characterized by a slow, relaxed pace that is deeply connected to the outdoors and local traditions. Residents enjoy community-driven events like the summer Fishing Derby and the annual Innisfree Fair Day, fostering a close-knit, family-friendly environment.
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Listing information last updated on April 25, 2026 at 6:00 pm (America/Edmonton)
