King Edward Park is a charming, centrally located neighborhood in southeast Edmonton, known for its mature trees, vibrant community, and easy access to the city's amenities. The neighborhood was named after King Edward VII, reflecting the area's early 20th-century origins. Development in King Edward Park began in the 1910s, with most of the neighborhood's growth occurring between the 1950s and 1970s. Today, King Edward Park is home to approximately 5,000 residents and around 2,200 homes, according to the 2019 Edmonton Municipal Census. The neighborhood is a mix of historic charm and modern convenience, making it popular among families, young professionals, and retirees.
Beautiful community of King Edward couple minutes walk from the LRT line, Bonnie Doon Shopping Mall around the corner, gorgeous tree lined community, Rentable upstairs while you get your development permit approved for this great location. Lots of possibilities.More details
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Attention Investors & Renovators! Prime corner lot opportunity in a highly desirable location! Whether you’re looking to redevelop or build sweat equity and restore this home to its former glory, the potential here is undeniable. Situated just steps from Bonnie Doon Shopping Centre, the LRT, and transit with direct access to the University of Alberta, this property offers exceptional convenience. Enjoy walking distance to local cafés, restaurants, and the scenic trails of Mill Creek Ravine. An outstanding opportunity in a vibrant, amenity-rich neighbourhood — bring your vision and unlock the possibilities!More details
Prime Redevelopment Opportunity Near the U of A! Explore the potential of this 42 x 130 ft lot, offering flexibility with Small Scale Residential (RS) zoning. This property allows for various uses, from multi-unit residential to some commercial options. Key features of this property: Strategic Location: Located in a sought-after area with easy access to amenities, Whyte Avenue, and the University of Alberta, which is a factor in rental demand. Rental Income: The property currently earns $2,300/month in rental income on a flexible, month-to-month arrangement. This is a plus, especially while you await your permits.. This is a plus, especially while you waiting for your permits. Development Potential: The lot size and zoning are suitable for various development ideas, such as a multi-suite project or a custom residence with additional income potential. This property is a good option for those looking to build a multi-unit rental or a primary home with a secondary suite. The seller has a drawing for 6-plex.More details
Welcome to 7910 75 Street NW, a 4-bedroom, 2 bathroom home with a detached garage located in a convenient area of Edmonton. This smaller, older home provides a functional layout and offers potential for the first time home buyer, future updates, or investment. Close to schools, shopping, and major routes, this property presents an opportunity for buyers seeking value in a central location.More details
Attention Investors, First-Time Buyers & Developers. Opportunity Knocks in King Edward Park! Live in it, rent it, or redevelop. This 4-bed, 2-bath, 812 sq ft home on a generous 42x130 ft lot has been thoughtfully maintained and updated throughout. Beautiful oak hardwood floors, renovated kitchen, newer windows, and freshly redone concrete paths show pride of ownership from the moment you arrive. Out back, a maintenance-free deck is perfect for entertaining, while the finished basement with added sump pump and fully replaced sewer line offer serious peace of mind. The oversized double detached garage features its own separate panel, ready for a workshop, EV charger, or whatever you need. For developers, the deep lot in this high-demand neighbourhood signals prime infill potential. Steps from Mill Creek Ravine, Whyte Avenue, the University of Alberta, Bonnie Doon Shopping Centre, and transit. King Edward Park is a mature, walkable community with tight supply and strong demand. Bring your vision.More details
King Edward Park covers a land area of about 1.59 square kilometers. It is bordered by 82 (Whyte) Avenue to the north, 75 Street to the east, 76 Avenue to the south, and 71 Street to the west. The neighborhood features a variety of housing options, with single-detached homes making up about 65% of the housing stock. The remaining 35% includes low-rise apartments, duplexes, and row houses. Approximately 55% of King Edward Park residents are homeowners, while 45% are renters.
Features and Amenities
Mill Creek Ravine: This natural area, which borders the neighborhood to the west, offers walking and biking trails, picnic areas, and beautiful views, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Whyte Avenue: Just north of King Edward Park, Whyte Avenue is one of Edmonton’s most vibrant streets, offering a wide range of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. It’s also home to various festivals and events throughout the year. Donnan Park: A local park within the neighborhood, Donnan Park features sports fields, playgrounds, and open green space, making it a central spot for community activities and family outings. Community League: The King Edward Park Community League is an active organization that hosts events, recreational programs, and initiatives that bring residents together. The league’s activities can be explored on their official website.
Schools in and Near King Edward Park
King Edward Park is served by several schools within the neighborhood and in nearby areas, offering a variety of educational options: Donnan School(Public): An elementary school offering a variety of academic programs, including French immersion, as well as extracurricular activities. École Publique Gabrielle-Roy(Francophone Public): A French immersion school providing education from kindergarten through grade 12, fostering bilingualism and cultural appreciation. J.H. Picard School (Catholic): Located in the nearby Bonnie Doon neighborhood, this K-12 school offers a Francophone program and is known for its strong academic focus and extracurricular activities (approximately 1.5 km away). McNally High School (Public): Situated in the nearby Strathearn neighborhood, this high school is known for its diverse academic programs, including International Baccalaureate (IB), and a vibrant arts scene (approximately 2 km away).
The Appeal
Proximity to Nature: With Mill Creek Ravine nearby, King Edward Park offers residents easy access to beautiful natural surroundings and outdoor recreational opportunities. Vibrant Community: The neighborhood’s strong community league and regular events foster a close-knit, welcoming atmosphere. Centrally Located: King Edward Park’s central location offers quick access to downtown Edmonton, the University of Alberta, and Whyte Avenue’s vibrant shopping and dining scene. Diverse Housing Options: The neighborhood provides a mix of historic homes and modern housing options, catering to a range of lifestyles and preferences. Family-Friendly: With excellent schools, parks, and recreational facilities, King Edward Park is ideal for families looking for a safe and supportive neighborhood.
