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Real Estate in Devonshire, Red Deer

Devonshire is a natural fit for families who want a quiet, established community on Red Deer''s north side without paying a premium for a newer build.

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Active listings

11

Median list price

$469,900

Avg list price

$416,282

Homes for Sale in Devonshire, Red Deer

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355 Duston Street, Red Deer

$534,900

355 Duston Street, Red Deer

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,178 sqft

355 Duston Street, Red Deer

$534,900

355 Duston Street, Red Deer

Bi-Level · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,178 sqft

131 Deschner Close, Red Deer

$469,900

131 Deschner Close, Red Deer

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,089 sqft

131 Deschner Close, Red Deer

$469,900

131 Deschner Close, Red Deer

Bi-Level · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,089 sqft

32 Daines Avenue, Red Deer

$275,000

32 Daines Avenue, Red Deer

Townhouse · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,140 sqft

32 Daines Avenue, Red Deer

$275,000

32 Daines Avenue, Red Deer

Townhouse · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,140 sqft

32 Dowler Street, Red Deer

$509,900

32 Dowler Street, Red Deer

Duplex · 1 bed · 3 bath · 1,258 sqft

32 Dowler Street, Red Deer

$509,900

32 Dowler Street, Red Deer

Attached-Side by Side,Bungalow · 1 bed · 3 bath · 1,258 sqft

4915 Doncaster Avenue, Red Deer

$199,900

4915 Doncaster Avenue, Red Deer

Modular/Mobile · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,216 sqft

220 Deschner Close, Red Deer

$399,900

220 Deschner Close, Red Deer

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,297 sqft

220 Deschner Close, Red Deer

$399,900

220 Deschner Close, Red Deer

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,297 sqft

Buying in Devonshire

Who fits here

Devonshire is a natural fit for families who want a quiet, established community on Red Deer''s north side without paying a premium for a newer build. The neighbourhood is predominantly owner-occupied single-detached and semi-detached homes, many with mature lots and larger yards than you''d find in post-2010 suburban developments. Young families are drawn here for the walkable access to parks — including Devonshire Natural Park and Deschner Close Park — and the proximity to elementary schools within the Red Deer Public School District. Because Devonshire sits in the north end of the city, it also puts residents close to Red Deer Polytechnic on Donald Boulevard, making it practical for households where one partner is faculty, staff, or a mature student. The housing mix — ranging from modest starter homes to larger two-storey detached — means buyers at different price points can find a foothold in the same neighbourhood, which supports a genuine cross-generational community feel. If you value treed streets, established infrastructure, and a neighbourhood where most people on the block actually know each other, Devonshire is worth a serious look.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Devonshire trades in a range that reflects Red Deer''s reputation as Alberta''s most affordable city of its size. Homes currently listed span from, with a median sold price of over the past 12 months. Average days on market sits at days, and the sale-to-list ratio of indicates how much negotiating room sellers typically leave. With transactions recorded in the past year, the neighbourhood turns over steadily without the volatility of more speculative pockets of the market. Active inventory at any given time is typically modest — around 11 listings — so well-priced homes in good condition do not linger.

Commute and lifestyle

Devonshire sits in north Red Deer, which puts downtown just a short drive south along 55th Street or Gaetz Avenue — most residents reach the city centre in under 15 minutes. For commuters who travel beyond Red Deer, Highway 2 access points in the north end make the 90-minute drive to either Calgary or Edmonton straightforward, and many residents who work in the oil patch corridor use Red Deer as a central base for exactly this reason. Day-to-day errands are primarily car-dependent, though Devonshire Natural Park provides an easy green escape for walks and outdoor time without leaving the neighbourhood. The broader Waskasoo Park trail system — over 80 kilometres of paved multi-use paths — is accessible within a short drive, connecting Devonshire residents to the river valley and Bower Ponds. Red Deer Polytechnic on Donald Boulevard is a quick trip north, and the G.H. Dawe Community Centre provides the kind of recreation programming — pools, fitness, ice — that makes a city of 100,000 feel well-served for its size. Grocery and retail amenities along Gaetz Avenue North serve the neighbourhood without requiring a cross-city trip.

Long-term context

Red Deer''s residential assessment values rose an average of seven per cent year-over-year on the most recent assessment roll, with attached and semi-detached properties seeing some of the strongest gains. Devonshire, as an established north-side neighbourhood with a finite housing supply and no new construction absorbing demand, tends to hold value steadily rather than spike and correct the way newer subdivisions can when builder inventory floods the market. The city''s broader housing story is one of long-run affordability relative to Calgary and Edmonton — Red Deer''s median family income after tax sits at around $91,000, comparable to the national median, but its home prices remain substantially below both major Alberta centres. That gap has been a consistent draw for buyers priced out of Calgary''s suburbs, and it underpins the floor on Red Deer values even in softer provincial markets. For buyers entering Devonshire today, the combination of established infrastructure, stable demand, and city-wide appreciation trends suggests a lower-risk entry point than in speculative growth suburbs.

About Devonshire

Overview

Devonshire is a quiet, family-friendly residential neighbourhood in Red Deer, Alberta. Known for its slower-paced ambiance and inviting streets, the community is largely composed of single-family detached homes. With current market conditions showing an average sold price and 11 active listings, Devonshire offers an appealing mid-range option for families and professionals seeking a peaceful suburban setting with convenient access to city amenities.

Location

Located in the eastern section of Red Deer, Devonshire is surrounded by established neighbourhoods like Davenport, Deer Park, and Lonsdale. Its well-connected position allows for easy commuting across the city while maintaining a distinctly quiet, residential atmosphere.

Housing character

Devonshire experienced its primary building boom following the year 2000, resulting in a modern but established housing stock. The neighbourhood is heavily dominated by single-family detached houses, particularly three- and four-bedroom layouts, with a homeownership rate of approximately 85%. Homes here currently spend an average of on the market.

Schools

Families in Devonshire have convenient access to early education, with daycares and primary schools located within a short distance. While there are no high schools directly inside the neighbourhood boundaries, older students are well-served by nearby institutions within the Red Deer Public and Red Deer Catholic school districts.

Transit

Devonshire is highly accessible for drivers, offering easy navigation and ample parking. While walking to run daily errands is less practical, the area is served by local Red Deer Transit bus routes. Additionally, the neighbourhood features a comprehensive and flat cycling network, making biking a great option for getting around.

Shopping and dining

While the immediate neighbourhood is intentionally residential, everyday conveniences are never far away. Residents can easily access nearby commercial hubs such as the Deer Park Shopping Centre, Timberlands Station, and Eastview Centre, which provide grocery stores, dining options, and retail services just a short drive away.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor enthusiasts in Devonshire benefit from Red Deer's extensive parks system, which includes over 100 kilometres of paved multi-use trails connecting various green spaces. The neighbourhood features local parks, and residents are just a short trip from major city hubs like the Collicutt Centre for indoor sports and recreation.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle in Devonshire is defined by its tranquility and community-oriented feel. With low traffic noise and a high concentration of owner-occupied detached homes, it attracts families and individuals looking for a safe, slower-paced environment without sacrificing the conveniences of city living.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Devonshire''s housing stock is primarily single-detached homes, with some semi-detached and townhouse options. Many properties sit on mature lots with established trees and larger yard sizes than you''d typically find in Red Deer''s newer north-east developments. The neighbourhood skews heavily toward owner-occupied dwellings.

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Listing information last updated on June 9, 2026 at 8:00 pm (America/Edmonton)