Chambery, a charming neighborhood in north Edmonton, was named after the Château de Chambéry in France, reflecting a theme of naming neighborhoods after famous European castles. The development of Chambery began in the early 2000s, making it one of the newer areas in the city. As of the 2019 Edmonton Municipal Census, Chambery is home to approximately 3,000 residents and features around 900 homes, predominantly single-family dwellings.
Chambery is bounded by 112 Street NW to the west, 173 Avenue NW to the north, Castle Downs Road to the east, and 167 Avenue NW to the south. This location offers a secluded, suburban feel while still providing convenient access to major roadways.
Chambery is primarily composed of single-family homes, which account for about 90% of all dwellings. The remainder is split between duplexes and townhouses. Most residents are homeowners, with the percentage of homeownership at approximately 93%. This indicates a stable and invested community.
Elisabeth Finch Park: A central feature in the community, offering playgrounds, sports fields, and walking paths that encourage active outdoor lifestyles.
Modern Architecture: The neighborhood features contemporary home designs, emphasizing spacious layouts and aesthetic appeal.
Community Engagement: Chambery boasts an active community league that organizes social events, sports programs, and other community-building activities.
Accessibility: Proximity to major roadways like Anthony Henday Drive ensures that residents can easily access shopping, services, and employment centers throughout Edmonton.
While Chambery does not currently host schools within its boundaries, residents have access to several educational institutions in nearby neighborhoods:
Baturyn School: An elementary school located to the south in the Baturyn neighborhood, known for its commitment to fostering a supportive educational environment.
Dunluce School: Offers programs for students from kindergarten to grade 6, situated nearby in the Dunluce neighborhood.
Mary Butterworth School: A junior high school located close by, providing a range of academic and extracurricular programs to meet diverse student needs.
Nearby Post-Secondary Institutions: With Chambery’s close proximity to major roads, post-secondary institutions such as NAIT and the University of Alberta are easily accessible.
