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Real Estate in Kentwood East, Red Deer

Kentwood East draws buyers who want a fully built-out north Red Deer neighbourhood without the premium of brand-new construction.

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80 Kelloway Crescent, Red Deer

$237,500

80 Kelloway Crescent, Red Deer

Single Level Apartment · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,288 sqft

Buying in Kentwood East

Who fits here

Kentwood East draws buyers who want a fully built-out north Red Deer neighbourhood without the premium of brand-new construction. Streets here are lined with mature trees, and the housing stock — predominantly single-family detached homes from the 1980s and 1990s — offers the square footage families need at prices that leave room in the budget. Lots are generously sized by Red Deer standards, giving kids real yards and homeowners space to add a garage suite or workshop. Normandeau PreK-8 School sits in the neighbourhood heart, which means young families can walk to school rather than drive. For buyers who value walkability, the Kingston Drive transit hub at Gaetz Avenue puts Route 1 rapid service — running every 15 minutes during peak hours — within easy reach, connecting to Parkland Mall, Sorensen Station, and downtown without a vehicle. The Kentwood Disc Golf Course, free to play year-round, adds a recreational anchor that newer suburban neighbourhoods simply do not have yet. Kentwood East suits move-up buyers coming out of a condo, families relocating from Edmonton or Calgary who want Red Deer''s lower cost of living, and investors seeking established rental stock close to services. If your priority is a turnkey community with schools, transit, parks, and retail already in place, this neighbourhood delivers without asking you to wait for it.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Kentwood East sits in Red Deer''s broader resale market, where homes change hands at a median sold price and an average. Over the past 12 months, properties have sold in the neighbourhood, spending an average of days on market before finding a buyer. Sellers are achieving of their asking price on average — a useful benchmark when writing an offer. For buyers watching value, the average price per square foot sits, and active listings are currently priced between. These figures reflect an established neighbourhood where pricing is driven by lot size, renovation level, and proximity to Normandeau School, rather than by new-build premiums.

Commute and lifestyle

Kentwood East sits in north Red Deer, roughly a 10-minute drive to the city''s core along Gaetz Avenue — one of the province''s best-served arterial roads for a city of Red Deer''s size. Commuters who prefer transit use the Kingston Drive hub at Gaetz Avenue, where Route 1 runs every 15 minutes during peak hours toward downtown, Parkland Mall, and Sorensen Station. Route 4 adds northwest coverage, and Route 19 serves the Edgar Industrial area during commuter windows — practical for trades workers based in that corridor. Red Deer sits midway on the Queen Elizabeth II Highway, putting Calgary and Edmonton both within roughly 90 minutes by car, which matters for residents who travel for work or family. Day-to-day errands concentrate on Gaetz Avenue North, where grocery, pharmacy, and restaurant options are clustered within a short drive. Within the neighbourhood itself, the Kentwood Disc Golf Course offers free year-round recreation, and the Kentwood Community Association runs seasonal programming — Snacks with Santa and Movie in the Park are annual fixtures — that keeps the neighbourhood social calendar active. The city''s broader Waskasoo Park system, with over 80 km of multi-use trails, is accessible from the north end of Red Deer.

Long-term context

Kentwood East benefits from Red Deer''s position as central Alberta''s regional hub — a city of roughly 100,000 people serving a trade area exceeding 312,000. That economic base, anchored by health care, oil and gas services, construction, and retail, provides the employment foundation that supports housing demand across established neighbourhoods. Kentwood East is fully built out, meaning supply is constrained to resales and occasional infill. When Red Deer''s market strengthens — as it has historically in step with Alberta''s energy sector — established north-side neighbourhoods with walkable schools and transit access tend to move faster than outlying greenfield subdivisions where competing new inventory can weigh on prices. The neighbourhood''s housing stock is also at the age where buyers increasingly pay for renovated kitchens and bathrooms, meaning well-updated homes command meaningful premiums over original-condition comparables. For long-hold investors and owner-occupiers alike, Kentwood East''s combination of infrastructure maturity, school proximity, and mid-corridor location in Alberta makes it a steady rather than speculative position.

About Kentwood East

Overview

Kentwood East is a well-established, peaceful neighbourhood located in the northern part of Red Deer, Alberta. Known for its family-friendly atmosphere, tree-lined streets, and strong community spirit, it attracts a mix of young professionals, growing families, and retirees. The area offers a blend of suburban tranquility while maintaining convenient access to Red Deer's downtown core and major roadways.

Location

Situated in northern Red Deer, Kentwood East is bounded near 50th Avenue, which serves as a direct artery to the downtown area. The neighbourhood enjoys the scenic backdrop of bordering agricultural lands to the north, offering a quiet, suburban edge to the city, while remaining well-connected to Highway 2 for commuters.

Housing character

The housing landscape is predominantly made up of single-family detached homes, alongside a mix of townhouses and low-rise condominiums. Many properties were built between the 1970s and 1980s, featuring spacious yards and mature landscaping. The market offers affordable starter homes as well as mid-range options, with a median sold price and an average sold price.

Schools

Families in Kentwood East have access to a variety of educational options within the Red Deer Public and Catholic school districts. Nearby schools include G.H. Dawe School and St. Patrick's Community School. Older students are well-served by dedicated school transit routes connecting to Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School and St. Joseph High School.

Transit

While navigating Kentwood East is most convenient by car, the neighbourhood is serviced by Red Deer Transit. Local bus routes, including Route 138 and Route 141, connect residents to Sorensen Station and other key areas of the city. The relatively flat terrain also makes the community highly accessible for cyclists.

Shopping and dining

Residents benefit from access to nearby shopping hubs such as the Village Mall, providing grocery stores, casual dining options, and everyday retail essentials. While some local amenities are within walking distance, a short drive grants access to a wider variety of restaurants and specialty shops along Gaetz Avenue.

Parks and recreation

Kentwood Park serves as the central green space for the community, offering modern playgrounds, sports fields, and walking paths ideal for dog walkers and joggers. Residents also enjoy proximity to the River Bend Golf and Recreation Area and the G.H. Dawe Community Centre, which features fitness facilities and indoor pools.

Lifestyle

Life in Kentwood East is characterized by a calm, active, and community-oriented vibe. With low traffic noise, ample green spaces, and neighbourhood events hosted in local parks, it provides a safe suburban environment. Homes currently average on the market, reflecting steady demand from buyers seeking a relaxed lifestyle.

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Kentwood East is in the attendance boundary for Normandeau PreK-8 School (61 Noble Avenue), a Red Deer Public Schools campus serving children from pre-kindergarten through Grade 8 within walking distance of most streets in the neighbourhood. Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School serves students in Grades 9 through 12.

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