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$150,000
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$150,000
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Peers is a small, quiet hamlet in west-central Alberta, located within Yellowhead County. Originally settled in the early 1900s as a farming community, it maintains a close-knit, rural atmosphere with a population of around 100 residents. The community offers a peaceful lifestyle in the transition zone between boreal forest and aspen parkland. Real estate in the area is positioned in the mid-range market, with a current average sold price.
Situated on Highway 32, Peers is conveniently located just 8 kilometres north of the Yellowhead Highway (Highway 16). The larger centre of Edson is approximately 35 kilometres to the southwest, providing access to major city services. The hamlet is scenic and naturally bounded, bisected by January Creek, a tributary of the nearby McLeod River.
The dominant housing style in Peers consists of single-family detached homes and manufactured dwellings situated on spacious, rural lots. The low population density provides residents with large yards and plenty of privacy. Homes in the area offer affordable, mid-range pricing, with an average list price of $150,000 and a typical sale-to-list ratio.
There are no schools located directly within the hamlet of Peers. Students residing in the community attend schools in nearby towns, primarily serviced by the Grande Yellowhead Public School Division, with school bus transportation typically routed to facilities in Edson and surrounding areas.
Public transit is not available in this rural community. Residents rely entirely on personal vehicles to navigate the area and access nearby towns. The proximity to Highway 32 and Highway 16 makes commuting to Edson or driving toward Edmonton straightforward for motorists.
Commercial amenities in Peers are modest but cover essential daily needs. The small commercial core features a gas station, a local grocery store, a post office, and the historic Peers Hotel, which has served as a local gathering place and pub for decades. For larger shopping excursions, residents typically drive to nearby Edson.
Recreation in the hamlet is anchored by the Peers Multiplex, a community hub offering a multipurpose hall and curling facilities. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy local parks, walking trails, and a bicycle pump track built in 2017. The nearby McLeod River and surrounding wilderness offer excellent opportunities for hiking, fishing, and exploring.
The lifestyle in Peers is relaxed, deeply rooted in the region's agricultural and forestry heritage. It appeals to those seeking a remote, wilderness-adjacent retreat away from city noise. The community is famous locally for the annual 'Peers Gold Dust Daze' festival, a summer event that brings residents together to celebrate their rural culture. Homes here appeal to buyers looking for a slower pace, with properties spending an average of on the market.
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Listing information last updated on July 18, 2026 at 3:00 am (America/Edmonton)
