$1,778,000
13017 104 Avenue NW
Glenora · Edmonton
6 bd4.5 ba3,275 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Shandrie E Lewis, RE/MAX Professionals
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Glenora.
Edmonton’s original prestige address — a century of elm canopy, character homes and ravine edge, now layered with new infill.
- 46for sale
- $97,500from
- 6new builds
Homes for sale on · Building now · Established · River valley or ravine
Homes for sale in Glenora
46 homes from $97,500 on · newest first
$650,000
10954 135 Street NW
North Glenora · Edmonton
4 bd3.5 ba1,668 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Tahnee Botten, Schmidt Realty Group Inc
$3,199,000
10223 130 Street NW
Glenora · Edmonton
5 bd5.5 ba3,607 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Ali Shaben, Sable Realty
$120,000
13910 Stony Plain Road NW
Glenora · Edmonton
1 bd1 ba807 sq ft (RMS)Condo
Courtesy of Sean Clair, Exp Realty
$3,800,000
12 Wellington Crescent NW
Glenora · Edmonton
3 bd4.5 ba5,429 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Sally Munro, Century 21 Masters
$565,000
13909 107A Avenue NW
North Glenora · Edmonton
4 bd3.5 ba1,530 sq ft (RMS)Duplex
Courtesy of Amritpal S Hunjan, REMAX River City
$524,900
10994 135 Street NW
North Glenora · Edmonton
4 bd2 ba1,003 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of June A Rorke, RE/MAX Excellence
$2,690,000
10414 134 Street NW
Glenora · Edmonton
5 bd4.5 ba3,293 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Wassim Moustapha, Royal Lepage Arteam Realty
$649,800
10519 140 Street NW
Glenora · Edmonton
3 bd2.5 ba2,013 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Clare Packer, RE/MAX Excellence
$1,600,000
13862 Ravine Drive NW
Glenora · Edmonton
4 bd3.5 ba2,431 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Valerie P Faucon, Liv Real Estate
$1,149,000
10323 138 Street NW
Glenora · Edmonton
5 bd3.5 ba1,813 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Amina Khalif, Sterling Real Estate
$575,000
14019 106 Avenue NW
Glenora · Edmonton
3 bd2 ba1,408 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Clare Packer, RE/MAX Excellence
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Glenora by the numbers
What is for sale on , and what the City records
- For sale46homes on the MLS® System, Oct 28, 2026
- From$97,500the least expensive home today — about $518/mo with 10% down*
- Up to$3,800,000the most expensive home today
- New builds6 of 46homes marked new construction
- Newest listing1 day agofrom its listing date
- 34 houses
- 11 condos
- 1 duplex
*Estimated monthly payment at the starting price: 10% down (or the legal minimum), 25 years at 4.84% (lowest advertised 5-yr fixed among major Canadian lenders, Ratehub, verified ), CMHC insurance added — principal and interest only; not a rate offer.
From the City of Edmonton
For Glenora · City district: Central
- New homes permitted107October 2025–September 2026 · the year before: 203
- Houses1,154with a building, on their own title
- Typical house assessment$854,500half assess higher, half lower · 2026 (value on July 1, 2025)
- Half the houses built by1965by year built
Building permits (new buildings, counted in dwelling units — a house with a suite is two) and the 2026 property assessment of houses (no condo units, parking stalls or empty lots), City of Edmonton Open Data, read . Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – City of Edmonton.
Living in Glenora
Researched July 2026 by our team · facts checked October 2026
Glenora is where Edmonton learned what a prestige neighbourhood looks like. Laid out in the early 1900s under the Carruthers Caveat — a restrictive covenant that mandated home values and setbacks — the community west of Groat Ravine grew into the city’s establishment address: grand character homes, boulevard elms that meet overhead, and a street plan that bends around circles and crescents rather than gridding through. A century later it remains central Edmonton’s benchmark, but the market has two layers now: original character homes, many extensively renovated, and a steady infill trade where tired bungalows give way to architect-designed new builds. The range runs from character homes to renovated estates and new infill. It suits established professionals wanting downtown at their doorstep, families drawn to the schools-within-walking-distance setup, and renovators or infill buyers who understand that here the lot and the street are the asset. The insider angle: Glenora pricing is intensely street-specific — ravine edge, the circles, and proximity to 102 Avenue each carry their own premium — and the Valley Line West LRT construction along Stony Plain Road has made block-by-block knowledge matter more than ever.
Glenora living is canopy and proximity. The boulevard elms, the circles and the formal green spaces give the neighbourhood a park-like interior, while Groat Ravine’s trails drop straight into the river valley system for running, cycling and cross-country skiing. The 124 Street district, just east across Groat Ravine — galleries, restaurants, cafés and the seasonal 124 Grand Market (Thursdays at 108 Avenue, Sundays at 102 Avenue, May to October) — functions as Glenora’s high street, and downtown, with the Royal Alberta Museum at 9810 103A Avenue, is about 4 km east in a straight line. The Valley Line West LRT is under construction along Stony Plain Road with stops serving the Glenora area; construction disruption is real in the meantime, so check current status and timelines when evaluating specific blocks.
- Location
- Central Edmonton, west of Groat Ravine — between 142 Street and Groat Road, from the river valley rim north to 107 Avenue, with North Glenora, a neighbourhood of its own, north of 107 Avenue (City of Edmonton neighbourhood map)
- Home types
- Early-1900s to mid-century character homes, extensively renovated two-storeys, architect-designed infill and custom rebuilds
- Distances
- About 4 km from downtown Edmonton (City Hall) and 27 km from Edmonton International Airport, in a straight line from the centre of Glenora. The Valley Line West LRT is under construction along Stony Plain Road (confirm current status).
- Anchor amenities
- Groat Ravine and river-valley trail access, Glenora’s circles and boulevard parks, 124 Street gallery and restaurant district just east across Groat Ravine, Wîhkwêntôwin amenities, the Royal Alberta Museum downtown (9810 103A Avenue)
- Homes for sale
- On there were 46 homes for sale in Glenora and North Glenora on the MLS® System, starting at $97,500 (REALTORS® Association of Edmonton data).
New build or resale here?
In Glenora, “new versus resale” means infill versus character, and it’s the defining decision of the neighbourhood. A renovated character home buys irreplaceable material — original millwork, storybook massing, a garden matured over decades — but even excellent renovations can carry legacy mechanicals, and unrenovated homes need serious capital budgeted. New infill delivers current energy code, warranty and modern layouts on the same elm-lined streets, typically at a substantial per-square-foot premium that the land value justifies. Edmonton’s Zoning Bylaw 20001, in force since January 1, 2024 (the old mature-neighbourhood overlay is gone), shapes what can be built and how — and the Carruthers Caveat may still apply to a lot; verify both for any specific lot before assuming an infill outcome.
Schools
As the guide lists them — designations follow your address
- Glenora School — Edmonton Public Schools, K–6, located in Glenora
- Westminster School — Edmonton Public, Grades 7–9, located in Glenora
- St. Vincent Catholic Elementary School — Edmonton Catholic Schools, K–6, located in Glenora
- Ross Sheppard High School — Edmonton Public, Grades 10–12, nearby in Woodcroft
Designations follow the address — check a specific home with each board’s locator: Edmonton Public Schools — Find a School · Edmonton Catholic Schools — Locate Your School. Some Edmonton Public schools are full in some grades or use a lottery for new students; each school’s page on epsb.ca says which. School rankings: the Fraser Institute’s report card (on its own site).
We check school details against each board’s own published information and keep them as current as we can, but grades, programs, boundaries and enrolment can change at any time. Please confirm the details for a specific home directly with the school board before relying on them — school information here is a courtesy, not a guarantee.
Who is building
New construction in and around Glenora
Glenora’s new construction is the domain of custom and infill builders — architect-led rebuilds and high-spec renovations on established lots rather than production homes; we can introduce clients to builders with a track record on these streets.
Ask us for current builder price sheets, and whether a price includes GST.
Questions buyers ask about Glenora
Why is Glenora considered Edmonton’s prestige neighbourhood?
History and enforcement. The early-1900s Carruthers Caveat imposed minimum home values and setbacks, which shaped a century of grand homes on generous lots along curving, elm-lined streets. Add the ravine edge, the proximity to downtown and decades of establishment families, and Glenora became the address other prestige neighbourhoods get measured against. That reputation is durable — and it’s priced in.
What do homes in Glenora cost?
On there were 46 homes for sale in Glenora and North Glenora on the MLS® System, starting at $97,500 (REALTORS® Association of Edmonton data). A single figure understates the spread, though: solid character homes and North Glenora bungalows fill the middle, and renovated estates and new infill sit at the top. Street and lot drive value here more than square footage — ask us for recent sales on the specific street.
Is Glenora a good neighbourhood for infill or renovation?
It can be. Tired mid-century homes on premium lots regularly become architect-designed rebuilds, and the land value supports serious renovation budgets. But Edmonton’s Zoning Bylaw 20001 (in force since January 1, 2024) governs height, massing and siting, the Carruthers Caveat can still bind a lot, and community expectations are real — verify both for the specific lot, and budget for the approvals process. We can connect you with builders who work these streets regularly.
How will the Valley Line West LRT affect Glenora?
The line runs along Stony Plain Road, which crosses Glenora, with stops serving the area, which should meaningfully improve transit access to downtown and the west end once operating. During construction the corridor has seen closures and detours, and effects vary block by block. Confirm the current construction status and projected opening timeline when evaluating a specific property — this is a moving target.
How many homes are for sale in Glenora, and where do prices start?
On there were 46 homes for sale in Glenora and North Glenora on the MLS® System, starting at $97,500 (REALTORS® Association of Edmonton data).
Are new homes being built in Glenora?
From October 2025 to September 2026 the City of Edmonton issued new-building permits for 107 homes (dwelling units) in Glenora, against 203 the year before.
Compare with nearby
The closest Edmonton communities we cover, by distance between their centres
| Community | Distance | For sale | From | New homes permitted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glenorathis guide | — | 46 | $97,500 | 107 |
| Wîhkwêntôwin2.3 km away | 2.3 km | 164 | $69,900 | 264 |
| Laurier Heights3.4 km away | 3.4 km | 9 | $625,000 | 43 |
| Lynnwood3.9 km away | 3.9 km | 5 | $375,000 | 19 |
| Blatchford4.0 km away | 4.0 km | 6 | $319,998 | 72 |
Distances in a straight line between the centres of their outlines. For sale and From: homes for sale on the MLS® System on . New homes permitted: City of Edmonton (Edmonton communities), October 2025–September 2026.
Your guide
Fadi Georgi, REALTOR®
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About this information. The guide’s text was researched July 2026; its facts were checked against official sources in October 2026. Distances are in a straight line from the centre of the outline on the map — to Edmonton City Hall for downtown, to the passenger terminal for the airport — rounded to the kilometre (those points © OpenStreetMap contributors); they are not driving distances, and the guides give no drive times. Homes for sale and the figures from them: the MLS® System (REALTORS® Association of Edmonton), read at 10:46 p.m. Edmonton time and rebuilt into this page every morning — homes only (houses, townhomes, condos and duplexes; no land, rentals or commercial listings). City figures and the outline: City of Edmonton Open Data, read . Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – City of Edmonton. Tags come from the guide’s own text and those figures. We don’t rank neighbourhoods by safety; the Edmonton Police Service publishes its own data.