Houses Sold in Calder — What Buyers Paid
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Calder vs Edmonton
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Edmonton median sold price
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Neighbourhood Guide: Calder, Edmonton
Neighbourhood Overview
Calder is a historic, mature neighbourhood in northwest Edmonton. Originally established in the early 1900s as a village for Grand Trunk Pacific Railway workers, it was annexed by the city in 1917. Today, it remains a charming and affordable community characterized by its tree-lined streets and strong sense of local pride. The area offers great value for buyers, with a median sold price of $0 and an average sold price of $0.
Location
Situated in Edmonton's northwest quadrant, Calder is generally bounded by 132 Avenue to the north, 127 Avenue to the south, 127 Street to the west, and 113A Street to the east. This strategic placement, just north of the Yellowhead Trail, provides excellent connectivity to the rest of the city and major commuter routes.
Housing Character
The real estate landscape in Calder is diverse, reflecting over a century of development. Buyers will find early 20th-century character homes, post-war bungalows built in the 1950s, and newer infill developments. Mostly consisting of single-family homes and duplexes on spacious lots, the neighbourhood is a popular choice for first-time buyers. There are currently 0 active listings on the market.
Schools & Education
Families in Calder are well-served by local educational options. Within the neighbourhood are Calder School, offering public programming for Kindergarten through Grade 6, and St. Edmund Catholic Elementary/Junior High School. Nearby secondary schools include Queen Elizabeth High School and Archbishop O'Leary Catholic High School, providing comprehensive choices for older students.
Transit & Access
Public transportation in Calder is highly accessible. The Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) operates several reliable bus routes along 127 Street, 127 Avenue, and 132 Avenue, connecting residents to downtown and major transit hubs. For drivers, the immediate proximity to Yellowhead Trail makes city-wide commuting highly efficient.
Shopping & Dining
Everyday conveniences are easily accessible for Calder residents. The 127 Street commercial corridor features local shops, services, and cafes. For larger shopping trips, the major Skyview Power Centre is just a short drive north at 137 Avenue, offering big-box retailers like Walmart, Home Depot, and Best Buy, alongside a wide array of restaurants.
Parks & Recreation
Calder is rich in green spaces and recreational amenities. At the heart of the neighbourhood is Calder Community Park, home to the active Community League, sports fields, outdoor rinks, and the historic 1949 Calder Cenotaph. Just outside its borders, residents frequently utilize the expansive Grand Trunk Fitness and Leisure Centre for its swimming pool, ice arena, and fitness facilities.
Lifestyle & Community
The lifestyle in Calder is quiet, family-friendly, and community-focused. With its blend of historic railway roots, mature tree canopies, and modern conveniences, the area provides an inviting suburban feel within city limits. Homes typically see an average of 0 days on the market, reflecting steady interest from families and young professionals seeking a stable, affordable neighbourhood.
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