$499,000
14 Nevis Close
North Ridge · St. Albert
3 bd3 ba1,103 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Cindy L Gannon, RE/MAX Real Estate
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Community guide · City of St. Albert · NW of Edmonton
St. Albert.
The Botanical Arts City on the Sturgeon River — St. Albert pairs a full civic and arts calendar with new communities along its western edge.
- 252for sale
- $125,000from
- 82new builds
Homes for sale on · Building now · River valley or ravine · French immersion
Homes for sale in St. Albert
252 homes from $125,000 on · newest first · the 50 newest shown here
$630,000
9 Paquette Place
Pineview · St. Albert
4 bd3.5 ba2,174 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Becky Benson, RE/MAX Excellence
$609,900
114 Eastgate Way
Erin Ridge · St. Albert
4 bd3.5 ba1,934 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Jenai Kidd, Rimrock Real Estate
$399,900
200 Erin Ridge Drive
Erin Ridge · St. Albert
3 bd2.5 ba1,425 sq ft (RMS)Duplex
Courtesy of James Day, Exp Realty
$1,199,900
309 Jensen Lakes Boulevard
Jensen Lakes · St. Albert
4 bd3.5 ba2,396 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Kristin M Boser, Sarasota Realty
$892,000
85 Redpoll Wynd
Riverside · St. Albert
4 bd2.5 ba2,745 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of David Lofthaug, Bode
$649,900
11 Woodstock Place
Woodlands · St. Albert
4 bd3 ba1,662 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Sharon C Ryan, RE/MAX Elite
$225,000
71 Walden Park
Woodlands · St. Albert
3 bd1.5 ba1,167 sq ft (RMS)Townhome
Courtesy of Todd W Bradley, Royal Lepage Arteam Realty
$685,000
20 Nouveau Drive
North Ridge · St. Albert
3 bd2.5 ba2,089 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Madeline M Sarafinchan, Jayman Realty (Edm.) Inc
$585,000
144 Royal Street
Riverside · St. Albert
3 bd2.5 ba1,698 sq ft (RMS)Duplex
Courtesy of Cassandra Horner, Lux Real Estate Inc
$519,000
184 Rankin Drive
Riverside · St. Albert
3 bd2.5 ba1,751 sq ft (RMS)Duplex
Courtesy of Sherry Vanstone, Rimrock Real Estate
$525,000
7 Langholm Drive
Lacombe Park · St. Albert
4 bd3 ba1,473 sq ft (RMS)Single Family
Courtesy of Monte P Gannon, Century 21 Masters
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St. Albert by the numbers
What is for sale on
- For sale252homes on the MLS® System, Oct 28, 2026
- From$125,000the least expensive home today — about $664/mo with 10% down*
- Up to$3,250,000the most expensive home today
- New builds82 of 252homes marked new construction
- Newest listingTodayfrom its listing date
- 150 houses
- 40 townhomes
- 30 condos
- 32 duplexes
*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.
Living in St. Albert
Researched July 2026 by our team · facts checked October 2026
St. Albert was founded in 1861 — the oldest non-fortified community in Alberta — and is known as the Botanical Arts City; MoneySense named it Canada’s best place to live in 2014 and its best small city to live in 2016 (City of St. Albert). The Sturgeon River winds through its centre, stitched by the Red Willow trail system; St. Albert Place — the Douglas Cardinal-designed civic landmark — anchors a genuine arts calendar; and the Saturday farmers’ market takes over downtown in summer. The housing runs from condos and townhomes through family homes to estates, with single-family homes at its core. Growth runs along the city’s edges: Riverside, Jensen Lakes with its residents-only beach lake and on-site K–9 school, and Chérot on the western boundary — the new community we know best, with its own dedicated guide. It suits families optimizing for schools and civic amenity, buyers who want small-city identity about 15 km from downtown Edmonton in a straight line, and move-up purchasers who’ve outgrown starter suburbs. The insider angle: the City is twinning Ray Gibbon Drive in four phases — two finished in 2020 and 2023, the rest scheduled through 2027/2028 (City of St. Albert) — beside the new west-side communities.
St. Albert’s civic life is its moat. Servus Credit Union Place — aquatics, triple arenas, fieldhouse, fitness — anchors recreation; the Arden Theatre (more than 200 performances a year, City of St. Albert) and St. Albert Place carry the arts calendar; and the summer farmers’ market fills downtown on Saturdays. The Red Willow Trail System — more than 99 kilometres of trails (City of St. Albert) — follows the Sturgeon River through the city’s heart, linking its parks. Jensen Lakes adds a residents-only beach lake on the growth edge. Retail runs the length of St. Albert Trail, and the Enjoy Centre’s greenhouse-market hybrid is a destination in its own right. It’s an unusually complete daily orbit.
- Location
- City of St. Albert, immediately northwest of Edmonton along St. Albert Trail / Highway 2, bordered by Anthony Henday Drive and Ray Gibbon Drive
- Home types
- Front-garage and laned single-family, townhomes, duplexes, condos and estate homes; new construction concentrated in Chérot, Riverside and Jensen Lakes
- Distances
- About 15 km from downtown Edmonton (City Hall) and 38 km from Edmonton International Airport, in a straight line from the centre of St. Albert. St. Albert Trail and Ray Gibbon Drive lead to Edmonton.
- Anchor amenities
- Servus Credit Union Place recreation centre, Red Willow trail system along the Sturgeon River, St. Albert Place and the Arden Theatre, St. Albert Farmers’ Market, Jensen Lakes lake and beach (residents, by membership)
- Homes for sale
- On there were 252 homes for sale in St. Albert on the MLS® System, starting at $125,000 (REALTORS® Association of Edmonton data).
New build or resale here?
St. Albert resale buys maturity — established lots, grown trees and proximity to the river-valley trail spine — but older homes here still command serious money, often with 1980s–2000s mechanicals attached. New construction in Chérot, Riverside and Jensen Lakes counters with current energy code, warranty and layouts designed for how families live now. Jensen Lakes adds the beach-club amenity fee to the math; Chérot offers the cleanest lot selection. For most move-up buyers here, the honest comparison is a specific resale street against a specific new phase — we run both.
Schools
As the guide lists them — designations follow your address
- Bellerose Composite High School — St. Albert Public Schools, Grades 10–12
- Paul Kane High School — St. Albert Public, Grades 10–12, dual-track with French immersion
- École Secondaire St. Albert Catholic High School — Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools, Grades 10–12, dual-track with French immersion
- Joseph M. Demko School — St. Albert Public, K–9, located in Jensen Lakes (confirm designations by address with St. Albert Public/GSACRD)
Designations follow the address — check a specific home with each board’s locator: St. Albert Public Schools — school and bus lookup · Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools — division map. 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 St. Albert
St. Albert’s active builder programs run through Chérot, Riverside and Jensen Lakes — Chérot is the community we track most closely (Rohit Homes is one of its five builders), and we monitor lot releases and builder inventory across all three.
Ask us for current builder price sheets, and whether a price includes GST.
Questions buyers ask about St. Albert
What do homes in St. Albert cost?
On there were 252 homes for sale in St. Albert on the MLS® System, starting at $125,000 (REALTORS® Association of Edmonton data). What buyers pay for here is the finished product: schools, civic amenities, the Sturgeon River trail system and decades of consistent planning. New communities like Chérot and Riverside let you buy new at builder pricing. Builder pricing changes with each release — ask us for current price sheets.
Where are the new homes in St. Albert?
Three fronts: Chérot on the western boundary — the community we know best, with its own guide on our site — plus Riverside and Jensen Lakes with its residents-only beach lake and on-site K–9 school. All three sit near Ray Gibbon Drive, which the City is twinning in phases through 2027/2028.
What schools does St. Albert have?
Two divisions serve the city: St. Albert Public Schools (Bellerose Composite and Paul Kane high schools — Paul Kane carries the division’s Grades 10–12 French immersion) and Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools (École Secondaire St. Albert Catholic High, which also offers French immersion, and its feeder schools). Jensen Lakes has two K–9s of its own, Joseph M. Demko School (public) and Sister Alphonse Academy (Catholic). Designations shift as the west side grows, so confirm by address with both divisions before you buy.
Is Jensen Lakes really a beach community?
Yes — Jensen Lakes is built around a man-made lake with a sandy beach for residents and their guests by membership (its beach club building is still planned, the developer says), an amenity model similar to Edmonton’s Summerside. Factor the annual fee into carrying costs. Combined with the on-site K–9 school and newer construction, it’s become the family-forward face of St. Albert’s growth — though Chérot and Riverside compete hard on lot selection and pricing.
How many homes are for sale in St. Albert, and where do prices start?
On there were 252 homes for sale in St. Albert on the MLS® System, starting at $125,000 (REALTORS® Association of Edmonton data).
Compare with nearby
The closest cities and towns around Edmonton we cover, by distance between their centres. Communities in St. Albert we cover: Chérot.
| City or town | Distance | For sale | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| St. Albertthis guide | — | 252 | $125,000 |
| Morinville16.6 km away | 16.6 km | 48 | $183,500 |
| Spruce Grove20.6 km away | 20.6 km | 301 | $118,000 |
| Sherwood Park24.8 km away | 24.8 km | 191 | $149,000 |
| Stony Plain26.8 km away | 26.8 km | 90 | $105,000 |
Distances in a straight line between the centres of their outlines. For sale and From: homes for sale on the MLS® System on .
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). Its neighbourhood outlines: the City of St. Albert open data. Contains information licensed under the Open Data Licence – City of St. Albert. Town outlines © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). 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.