Gorman is a burgeoning neighborhood in the northeast quadrant of Edmonton, characterized by its modern development and strategic location. This area is part of the city’s plans for future growth and development, with a focus on residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. As a newer neighborhood, Gorman is attracting attention for its potential and ongoing development projects. The current population is still growing, and the number of homes is increasing as new developments are completed.
Gorman is located in northeast Edmonton. Its boundaries are:
North: Anthony Henday Drive (Highway 216)
East: Manning Drive (Highway 15)
South: 153 Avenue
West: 50 Street
Covering a substantial area, Gorman is designed to accommodate a variety of housing types. Current development plans indicate a mix of single-family detached homes, duplexes, townhouses, and low-rise apartments, aimed at providing diverse housing options for future residents.
Community League: The community is part of the Horse Hill Community League, which was established in 1972.
Future Gorman Transit Centre: Planned as a major transit hub, providing easy access to public transportation and connecting residents to the rest of the city.
Parks and Green Spaces: Planned parks and recreational areas to provide ample green space for outdoor activities and community gatherings.
Commercial Development: Future commercial centers will offer shopping, dining, and essential services, enhancing the convenience of living in Gorman.
Proximity to Major Roadways: Easy access to Anthony Henday Drive and Manning Drive, facilitating quick commutes to other parts of Edmonton and beyond.
As Gorman is still under development, specific schools within the neighborhood are yet to be established. However, several schools in adjacent neighborhoods provide educational options for current and future residents.
Adjacent Neighborhoods:
Dr. Donald Massey School (Hollick-Kenyon): A public K-9 school known for its comprehensive academic and extracurricular programs (approximately 3 km).
J.J. Bowlen Catholic Junior High School (Ozerna): A Catholic junior high school offering a strong academic program and various student activities (approximately 4 km).
Londonderry Junior High School (Londonderry): A public junior high school with a focus on academic excellence and student development (approximately 5 km).
M.E. LaZerte High School (Kilkenny): A well-regarded public high school known for its wide range of academic and vocational programs (approximately 5.5 km).
Future-Oriented: A neighborhood designed with future growth in mind, offering modern amenities and infrastructure.
Diverse Housing Options: Planned variety of housing types to suit different preferences and needs.
Convenient Transportation: Future transit hub and proximity to major roadways ensure easy access to the rest of Edmonton.
Community Engagement: Planned community league and green spaces to foster a strong sense of community.
Proximity to Amenities: Future commercial developments will provide convenient access to shopping, dining, and services.