Neighbourhood guides
Edmonton, one neighbourhood at a time
The homes, landmarks and day-to-day feel of the communities I know best, from walkable Oliver to the newer streets of Windermere.
Oliver
Edmonton’s most walkable neighbourhood: condo towers and character walk-ups between Jasper Avenue, 124 Street and the river valley.
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Garneau
Leafy streets of character homes between the University of Alberta, Whyte Avenue and the High Level Bridge.
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Glenora
Stately character and mid-century homes on wide, tree-lined crescents above the river valley, minutes from downtown.
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Highlands
One of Edmonton’s historic neighbourhoods: Arts and Crafts homes along Ada Boulevard and the river valley escarpment.
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Ritchie
A south-side favourite next to Old Strathcona, with bungalows, new infill and the Mill Creek Ravine close by.
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McKernan
Quiet south-side streets of bungalows and modern infill, steps from the LRT and the University of Alberta.
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Windermere
Newer southwest communities near the Anthony Henday, with family-sized homes, townhomes and river valley parks.
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Not sure where to start?
Tell me how you want to live, and I'll suggest where.
Walk to work, room for a garden, near the LRT, close to the river valley: every part of Edmonton trades off something. I'll help you narrow the map before we start touring.