4+ Bedrooms Homes for Sale in St. Albert & MLS® Listings

St. Albert Real Estate

St. Albert sits just northwest of Edmonton along the Sturgeon River, close enough that many residents commute into the city for work while keeping a quieter home base outside it. The city has a long history, founded as a Métis and missionary settlement in 1861, and it retains a distinct identity rather than reading as another Edmonton suburb. Buyers tend to look here for the schools, the trail network, and lot sizes that are harder to find closer to the Edmonton core.

The St. Albert Trail is the main commercial spine, running through the city with big-box retail, restaurants, and services. The Red Willow Trail system follows the Sturgeon River for kilometres, connecting neighbourhoods to parks and giving the city one of the better urban trail networks in the region. St. Albert Place, designed by Douglas Cardinal, anchors the downtown and houses the public library, the Arden Theatre, and the Musée Héritage Museum. The St. Albert Farmers' Market runs through the summer and is one of the largest outdoor markets in Western Canada. Employment skews toward public sector, healthcare, education, and retail, with many residents working at the Alberta provincial offices or commuting to Edmonton's industrial and institutional employers.

Much of St. Albert was built out from the 1970s through the 1990s, so established neighbourhoods like Grandin, Akinsdale, and Forest Lawn have mature trees and settled streets. Detached houses dominate the housing stock, often on generous lots. Newer development on the north and west edges, in communities like Erin Ridge North and Jensen Lakes, has added modern builds and more townhouse and condo options. The result is a mix of older family homes and newer product depending on where you look.

Explore St. Albert Homes for Sale

REW's St. Albert MLS® listings are updated regularly, so you're always looking at what's actually on the market. You can filter by property type, price, and bedroom count to narrow things down. Common property types in St. Albert include:

• Detached houses: Detached homes make up the bulk of St. Albert's market, from 1970s and 80s bungalows in Grandin and Akinsdale to larger newer builds in Erin Ridge and Jensen Lakes. Lot sizes tend to be generous by metro Edmonton standards.

• Townhouses: Townhomes are a common entry point for first-time buyers and downsizers, with more of them concentrated in newer areas on the north and west sides of the city.

• Condos and apartments: Condo inventory in St. Albert is more limited than in Edmonton, but you'll find apartment buildings near the St. Albert Trail corridor and in newer communities, often at lower entry prices than detached homes.

• Duplexes: Half-duplexes show up across both older and newer neighbourhoods and tend to appeal to buyers who want detached-style living with a smaller footprint and lower price point.

Connect with a local St. Albert real estate agent for neighbourhood-level guidance. Use REW's mortgage calculator to run the numbers, and reach out to our mortgage partners when you're ready to talk financing.