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St. Albert is known as The Botanical Arts City with extensive parks, a rich heritage of arts and culture, and a strong community. It is the sixth largest city in Alberta but has the character and charm of a small town. There are over 26,000 residential properties and counting in St. Albert with many custom new builds available on the market.
Whether you’re looking for a single-family home, bungalow, townhouse, condo, duplex, or luxury estate, the inventory of homes for sale offers a range of properties to prospective buyers with varying preferences and budgets. Explore all the latest St. Albert MLS listings with full access to photos—no sign up required!
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St. Albert has a diverse real estate market that includes new homes, luxury townhouses, duplexes, and single family homes in well-established neighbourhoods, infills, condos, and luxury estates.
Buyers have a large selection to choose from, whether you desire a modern development, historic property with vintage charm, or custom-built home there’s a property for sale to suit every unique preference and budget.
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Get to know St. Albert
Founded in 1861 by Father Albert Lacombe, St. Albert is Alberta’s oldest non-fortified community that was originally predominantly Métis, and once served as the largest agricultural settlement west of Winnipeg, and officially achieved city status in 1977. St. Albert’s rich heritage, artistic community, and natural beauty make it a vibrant and inviting city for residents and visitors alike.
St. Albert was ranked the #1 Community to Live in Alberta in 2019 and the city continues to expand and improve making it an appealing location to move to and live in. Residents here enjoy well-planned neighbourhoods with tree-lined streets, excellent schools, low crime and unemployment rates, and a wide offering of cultural events and recreational activities. Plus, its close proximity to Edmonton allows access to additional amenities and employment opportunities.
🏘️ Why people love living in St. Albert
St. Albert blends natural beauty, cultural vibrancy, and family-friendly amenities. The city consistently ranks as one of the best places to live in Canada thanks to its welcoming neighbourhoods, safe environment, and strong community spirit.
- “Moving to St. Albert from Edmonton felt like entering paradise. You pay a premium to live here, but it’s worth it.”
- “St. Albert is extremely family-friendly — schools, parks, playgrounds, children’s festival, farmers market… and one of the safest cities in the world.”
- “The sports scene is thriving, the trail system is beautiful, and the Farmers’ Market is the largest in North America.”
With an active arts community, recreational facilities like Servus Place, and a variety of local shops and restaurants, St. Albert is a city that truly feels like home.
🛍️ Shopping and dining in St. Albert
St. Albert has a mix of big-box retail stores, grocery chains, and local boutiques, cafes, restaurants, and galleries. The Perron District in Downtown St. Albert has many small one-of-a-kind locally owned and operated stores. For those who enjoy convenience and a large selection, St. Albert Centre is the city’s largest mall with over 60 stores.
St. Albert is recognized for its array of cultural attractions, including the Father Lacombe Chapel, and the Arden Theatre. The city is home to Western Canada’s largest outdoor farmer’s market; where many Edmontonians and residents from the Greater Edmonton area flock during summer and fall for fresh produce, local goods, events and more. Another major attraction that brings foot traffic is The Enjoy Centre which is a greenhouse/garden center that also features event spaces, an organic restaurant, and a health food store.
When it comes to dining out and restaurants, St. Albert has cuisine from around the world. A local staple is JACK’s Burger Shack, Glasshouse Kitchen | Bar, The Cajun House, Nello’s and more! There is no shortage of options.
🏫 Education options in St. Albert
St. Albert is part of the Elk Island school district, which offers public and Catholic education.
Public school options include:
- Muriel Martin Elementary School (K – Grade 6)
- Elmer S. Gish School (English – K – Grade 6), (Cogito – K – Grade 9)
- Ronald Harvey Elementary School (K – Grade 6)
- Kinosayo Elementary School (K – Grade 6)
- Sir Alexander Mackenzie Elementary School (K – Grade 6)
- Leo Nickerson Elementary School (K – Grade 6)
- Wild Rose Elementary School (K – Grade 4)
- Hillgrove School (Grade 5 – 9)
- Lois E. Hole Elementary School (K – Grade 6)
- Joseph M. Demko (K – Grade 9)
- W.D. Cuts Junior High School (Grades 7 – 9)
- Lorne Akins Junior High School (Grades 7 – 9)
- Bellerose High School (Grades 10 – 12)
- Outreach High School (Grades 10 – 12)
- Paul Kane High School (Grades 10 – 12)
Catholic school options include:
- Albert Lacombe Catholic (K – Grade 6)
- Bertha Kennedy Catholic (Pre-Kindergarten – Grade 6)
- École Father Jan (Pre-Kindergarten – Grade 6)
- École Marie Poburan (K – Grade 6 French)
- École Secondaire St. Albert (Grades 10 – 12)
- École Secondaire Sainte (Grades 7 – 9)
- Holy Family (Pre-Kindergarten – Grade 6)
- J.J. Nearing Catholic (K – Grade 6)
- Neil M. Ross Catholic (K – Grade 6)
- Richard S. Fowler Catholic (Grades 7 – 9)
- Sister Alphonse Academy (K -Grade 9)
- St. Gabriel Education Centre (Grades 9 – 12)
- Vincent J. Maloney (Grades 7 – 9)
Post Secondary education options (all located in Edmonton):
- Concordia University College of Alberta
- MacEwan University
- NorQuest College
- Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
- The King’s University College
- University of Alberta
- Athabasca University
🛣️ Transportation in St. Albert
St. Albert has a well-connected transportation network, including major roadways like Anthony Henday Drive and St. Albert Trail, facilitating easy access to Edmonton and surrounding areas. It’s ideal to own a vehicle as a resident of St. Albert if you want quick access to the surrounding areas and Edmonton.
St. Albert Transit provides public bus services, offering convenient transportation within the city and neighbouring communities like Edmonton. St. Albert also boasts a trail system for cyclists including the Bellerose River Walk that is estimated to be 7.6 km in length, Sturgeon River Path, Erin Ridge Ravine and more. For those who prefer to cycle around the city, there are 279 cycling routes you can explore and the city has been making progress towards expanding their bike lanes.
🤸 Recreation in St. Albert
St. Albert offers a plethora of recreational facilities and activities for residents of all ages. From extensive trail systems for hiking and biking to community centres like Servus Credit Union Place to Peter Hemingway Fitness and Leisure Centre that have swimming pools, fitness facilities, and sports fields; there are ample opportunities for active living and leisure pursuits. St. Albert embraces the love for hockey and football, offering abundant opportunities to engage with and celebrate these beloved sports.
🏞️ Green spaces in St. Albert
St. Albert boasts over 85 kilometers of trails and green spaces, including parks, nature reserves, and riverfront trails. Residents can enjoy outdoor activities such as picnicking, birdwatching, and kayaking while immersing themselves in the city’s natural beauty. There is easy access to Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park and the St. Albert Botanic Park welcomes all as a public garden.
All your FAQs about living in St. Albert
The time it takes to sell a house in St. Albert can vary depending on factors such as market conditions, property location, and pricing strategy – it’s important to speak with a local expert who knows about the market and can provide you with accurate information. On average, well-priced homes in desirable neighbourhoods tend to sell relatively quickly, while properties with specific features or higher price points may take longer to find the right buyer.
St. Albert offers a high quality of life, it is generally considered more affordable than larger urban centers like Edmonton. Housing prices, utility costs, and taxes in St. Albert are competitive compared to other cities in the region, making it an attractive option for homebuyers and residents.
The real estate market in St. Albert is characterized by stability, with steady demand for homes in both resale and new construction segments. While housing prices may fluctuate slightly based on market conditions, St. Albert’s desirable location, strong community amenities, and quality of life factors contribute to its enduring appeal among homebuyers. It is best to speak with an experienced REALTOR® who can provide you with data and information in real time.
Absolutely. St. Albert is known for its excellent schools, safe neighborhoods, and abundance of parks, playgrounds, and family-oriented events like the Children’s Festival and Canada Day celebrations.
It’s only about a 20–25 minute drive to downtown Edmonton, making it a popular choice for commuters.
From modern condos and starter homes to spacious family houses and luxury estates, St. Albert has a wide range of options to suit every lifestyle and budget.
Yes. St. Albert is home to highly regarded public, Catholic, and French immersion schools, offering strong academic and extracurricular programs.
Home prices often range from $450,000 to $750,000, depending on size, style, and neighbourhood. The market is dynamic, so browsing current listings is the best way to see what’s available.
Highly sought-after areas include Erin Ridge, Kingswood, Oakmont, North Ridge, and Heritage Lakes—each known for their community feel, amenities, and access to schools and green space.
The average selling price in St. Albert is $518,322, with homes spending an average of 26 days on the market. This quick turnover, paired with strong year-over-year price growth—especially in apartments and semi-detached homes—indicates a strong seller’s market.
If you’re buying, success often comes down to acting quickly and having a clear, informed strategy from the start.
Getting a free, professional home evaluation is easy. Our agents use market data, recent sales, and local expertise to give you an accurate valuation. Learn more about our free home evaluation, or call us directly at 780-431-5600 to schedule an in-person consultation.
First-time buyers can access programs like the First-Time Home Buyer Incentive and other mortgage assistance options. Our team will guide you through every step—from pre-approval to closing—and you can also explore our First-Time Home Buyer Guide for a full breakdown of programs and advice.