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Active listings
4
Median list price
$129,750
Avg list price
$129,750
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Ohaton is a small, welcoming hamlet in central Alberta, located within Camrose County. With a population of just over 130 residents, the community offers a quiet, rural lifestyle surrounded by rolling hills and agricultural lands. It is an ideal setting for those seeking peaceful country living while remaining close to modern city amenities.
Situated along Highway 13, Ohaton is conveniently located just 13 kilometres east of the city of Camrose. This prime location allows residents to enjoy the open spaces of rural Alberta while being less than a 10-minute drive from larger urban conveniences.
The real estate landscape in Ohaton consists almost entirely of affordable detached homes, often situated on spacious, oversized lots. Properties in the hamlet attract buyers looking for quiet acreages or affordable rural homes, with the market currently seeing an average list price of $129,750 and an average sold price.
There are no local schools operating within Ohaton, as the historic community school closed in 1956. Students living in the hamlet are served by the Battle River School Division and typically commute or take the school bus to nearby Camrose for their elementary, middle, and high school education.
Public transit is not available in Ohaton, making it a fully car-dependent community. Highway 13 serves as the primary transportation route, providing residents with a direct and easy commute into Camrose and connecting them to other regions in central Alberta.
Commercial amenities and dining options are not available within the hamlet itself. Residents rely on the short drive west to Camrose, which serves as the major commercial hub for the area, offering a wide variety of grocery stores, retail shops, restaurants, and essential services.
Community life is anchored by the Ohaton Recreation Grounds, which features a community centre, an outdoor skating rink, a basketball court, and a playground. Residents can also utilize the local ball diamonds at the Lloyd Sheets Memorial Sports Park or visit the historic local bell tower from the original 1909 schoolhouse.
Life in Ohaton is defined by a slow-paced, agricultural character, surrounded by farms producing grain and canola. It appeals to families and retirees looking for a close-knit, friendly community where neighbors know one another, offering the tranquility of rural living combined with strong community spirit.
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Listing information last updated on July 18, 2026 at 10:00 am (America/Edmonton)
