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Real Estate in Morrisroe Extension, Red Deer

Morrisroe Extension suits buyers who want established neighbourhood character without paying a premium for brand-new construction.

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Median list price

$525,000

Avg list price

$525,000

Homes for Sale in Morrisroe Extension, Red Deer

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Buying in Morrisroe Extension

Who fits here

Morrisroe Extension suits buyers who want established neighbourhood character without paying a premium for brand-new construction. The sweet spot here is the family buyer — someone seeking a detached home with a proper yard, mature trees, and sidewalks to actual schools and parks, in a part of Red Deer that isn''t still waiting for the amenities to catch up. First-time buyers find Morrisroe Extension appealing because the price points are more accessible than newer southern communities, while still delivering the full-size lots and three-bedroom bungalows that make family life practical. Move-up buyers coming from smaller downtown condos or townhouses appreciate the space and quiet, and the Gaetz Avenue corridor just minutes away means they sacrifice nothing in daily convenience. Investors looking at long-term holds also circle back here: stable rental demand from families who want school catchment access but can''t yet buy, combined with limited new supply, supports consistent occupancy. If you value walkable green space, a community with an active neighbourhood association, and a location that puts you 10 minutes from virtually everything in Red Deer — Morrisroe Extension is worth a serious look.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Homes in Morrisroe Extension have been trading in the – range, with a median sold price and an average sold price. There are currently 2 active listings in the neighbourhood. Properties are spending an average of days on market before going under contract, and the sale-to-list ratio sits, reflecting a market where well-priced homes move with purpose. Over the past 12 months, homes have changed hands here. The average price per square foot is, which compares favourably to newer Red Deer communities where land and build costs push per-foot values higher. Inventory in Morrisroe Extension tends to be thin — the neighbourhood is small enough that multiple listings at once is the exception rather than the rule, so buyers should be prepared to act when the right home appears.

Commute and lifestyle

Morrisroe Extension''s central-south position in Red Deer makes it one of the more commuter-friendly neighbourhoods in the city. Gaetz Avenue (Highway 2A) is reachable in under five minutes, connecting residents north to downtown and south to the QE II Highway interchange for Calgary or Edmonton runs. The drive to downtown Red Deer takes roughly 8–10 minutes, while the Gaetz Avenue commercial corridor — Red Deer''s main retail and service spine — is practically at the doorstep. For residents who work at Red Deer Polytechnic or the Red Deer Regional Hospital, both are within a 10-minute drive. Day-to-day life leans car-dependent, as it does across most of Red Deer, but McLean Park and its surrounding streets offer good conditions for after-work walks and weekend runs. The East Morrisroe Community Association programmes seasonal events that keep neighbours connected, and Renegades Soccer at McLean Park brings the street to life on summer evenings. It is a neighbourhood where convenience and community coexist without much compromise.

Long-term context

Morrisroe Extension has tracked Red Deer''s broader residential market recovery, benefiting from Alberta''s sustained interprovincial migration and the relative affordability of mid-sized cities compared to Calgary and Edmonton. Homes here have shown year-over-year gains in the mid-to-high single digits as of late 2025, driven by tight inventory rather than speculative activity — a healthier foundation for long-term value. The neighbourhood''s appeal is structural: it sits in a school catchment that buyers actively seek (Annie L. Gaetz, Eastview, Hunting Hills), offers lot sizes that newer subdivisions rarely replicate at comparable price points, and is embedded in a city where the employment base — health care, post-secondary, agri-business, and oil services — provides durable demand. As Red Deer''s newer southern communities continue to build out, Morrisroe Extension''s established character and central location become increasingly differentiated assets.

About Morrisroe Extension

Overview

Morrisroe Extension is a well-established residential neighbourhood in central-south Red Deer, Alberta, developed as a natural eastward expansion of the original Morrisroe community. The area sits comfortably between the mature Morrisroe to the west and newer southern growth corridors, offering residents the best of both worlds: established tree-lined streets and a genuine neighbourhood feel, while remaining close to modern amenities along the south Gaetz Avenue corridor. With a mix of single-family homes and townhouses, the neighbourhood appeals to families, first-time buyers, and downsizers alike. The East Morrisroe Community Association actively represents residents and manages the activity centre at McLean Park, which hosts the Renegades Soccer Club each summer.

Location

Morrisroe Extension occupies a central-south position in Red Deer, bordered by the original Morrisroe neighbourhood to the west and transitioning toward Lonsdale and Deer Park Village to the south and east. The neighbourhood is roughly centred on McLean Street and the McLean Park green space, and sits within a 5-minute drive of both downtown Red Deer and the Gaetz Avenue retail corridor. Its central-south location means residents enjoy easy access to Gaetz Avenue''s shopping and services to the south, and quick routes north to Red Deer''s core via 30th Avenue. Highway 2 is accessible in under 10 minutes, making it practical for commuters travelling to Calgary or Edmonton.

Housing character

The housing stock in Morrisroe Extension reflects its development era — predominantly bungalows and bi-levels on generous lots, augmented by townhouse complexes that bring diversity to the streetscape. Homes were largely built from the late 1970s through the 1990s, giving the neighbourhood mature landscaping and established yards. Lot sizes tend to be larger than in newer subdivisions, with many properties offering back alleys and detached garages. The area attracts buyers looking for value relative to size: homes here typically offer more square footage per dollar than comparable newer builds further south. Renovation activity is common, with many owners modernizing interiors while maintaining the neighbourhood''s quiet residential character.

Schools

Morrisroe Extension falls within the Red Deer Public School District (RDPSD) attendance boundaries for Annie L. Gaetz Elementary School (K–5, located at 32 Mitchell Avenue), Eastview Middle School (Grades 6–8), and Hunting Hills High School (Grades 9–12). Annie L. Gaetz emphasises a fine arts-enriched core curriculum, partnering with local artists, musicians, and performers to broaden student experiences. Eastview Middle School offers academic enrichment including gifted programming. For Catholic families, Red Deer Catholic Regional Schools (RDCRS) operates schools accessible from the area. French immersion options are also available within the RDPSD system at designated sites.

Transit

Red Deer Transit serves the Morrisroe Extension area, connecting residents to the broader city network. The neighbourhood is within reach of routes linking to the Collicutt Centre transit hub and downtown transfer points. School bus routes 24 and 39 provide direct connections to Eastview and other schools serving the area. While public transit is available, most residents rely on personal vehicles for daily needs — the central-south location provides direct access to both 30th Avenue and Gaetz Avenue, making driving highly convenient. The neighbourhood''s walkability is reasonable for errands along nearby commercial strips, and cycling infrastructure on adjacent roads supports active commuting.

Shopping and dining

Residents of Morrisroe Extension benefit from proximity to Red Deer''s main commercial spine along Gaetz Avenue, which runs a few minutes to the east and south. Here you''ll find major grocery chains, Gaetz Avenue Crossing (anchored by Chapters, Michaels, and Nutters), banks, pharmacies, and a broad range of dining options from national chains to local independents. Earls Kitchen + Bar and numerous casual dining spots line the Gaetz corridor. For day-to-day convenience, smaller commercial nodes along 30th Avenue and nearby strip malls handle groceries, fuel, and services without requiring a lengthy drive. Downtown Red Deer''s boutique shops and restaurants are reachable in under 10 minutes.

Parks and recreation

McLean Park is the centrepiece of Morrisroe Extension''s green space, anchoring the neighbourhood with sports fields and the East Morrisroe Community Association activity centre at 35 McLean Street. The park is home to the Renegades Soccer Club during summer months, making it a lively hub for youth sport. The broader Morrisroe area includes Morrisroe District Park to the west, featuring additional field space near the Kinsmen Arena. The Collicutt Centre — Red Deer''s flagship recreation facility at 3031 – 30 Avenue — is a short drive away, offering a 250,000 sq ft complex with an aquatic centre, climbing wall, field house, fitness facilities, and childminding. Waskasoo Park''s trail network along the Red Deer River is also accessible within minutes.

Lifestyle

Life in Morrisroe Extension centres on a quiet, family-oriented pace within easy reach of everything Red Deer has to offer. The East Morrisroe Community Association runs seasonal events and manages neighbourhood programming, keeping community spirit active. Summer evenings at McLean Park bring soccer games and neighbourhood gatherings, while winter sees residents taking advantage of the Collicutt Centre''s indoor amenities. The central-south location means cultural venues, the downtown core, and major recreation facilities are all within a 10-minute drive. For families, the combination of walkable parks, solid RDPSD schools, and reasonably priced family-sized homes makes Morrisroe Extension a practical and liveable choice in today''s Red Deer market.

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Children in Morrisroe Extension attend Annie L. Gaetz Elementary (K–5) and Eastview Middle School (Grades 6–8) through Red Deer Public School District, then move on to Hunting Hills High School for Grades 9–12. Catholic families are served by Red Deer Catholic Regional Schools, and French immersion pathways are available within RDPSD at designated sites.

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