Edmonton Community Spotlight: Hazeldean, Argyll and Avonmore in Southeast Edmonton

Located side by side in established Southeast Edmonton, Hazeldean, Argyll, and Avonmore encompass all real estate east of 99th Street, south of 76th Ave, west of 75th Street and north of 63rd Ave/ Argyll Road. Characterized by mature trees, vast open green spaces, and proximity to popular amenities, these three notable neighbourhoods make the ideal setting for growing families in search of the perfect all-in-one community.

Did you know? Though all mature in status, Hazeldean is the oldest of the three neighbourhoods, with roots dating back to early 1907, when the area was first annexed by the former City of Strathcona (only to join Edmonton in 1912). 

Real Estate and Homes for Sale in Hazeldean, Argyll and Avonmore

Real estate opportunities in Hazeldean, Argyll and Avonmore consist predominantly of single-family homes. Due to the neighbourhoods’ established background, pre and post-war bungalows account for most detached properties. Older and ripe with character, these homes are anything but outdated, and generally equipped with modern upgrades including open concept floor plans, hardwood flooring, high-end cabinetry and countertops and new appliances. Oversized lots are also standard to the area.

As all three communities boast a fantastic location (near shops, services, schools and more), Hazeldean, Argyll and Avonmore are also seeing an increasing number of infill homes. Many of the neighbourhoods’ older homes have been replaced with modern two-story properties, featuring an average of four bedrooms, four bathrooms and 1,800 square feet of contemporary living space. Here again, location has also resulted in slightly higher infill home prices, starting in the low 600s.

Average Listing Price in Hazeldean: $531,000

Average Listing Price in Argyll: $476,000

Average Listing Price in Avonmore: $447,000

See Homes For Sale in Hazeldean, Argyll and Avonmore 

Did you know? Detached homes with rental income suites are also common in Hazeldean, Argyll and Avonmore. A great opportunity for motivated Edmonton real estate investors!

Popular Southeast Edmonton Amenities

As mentioned above, Hazeldean, Argyll and Avonmore offer no shortage of family-friendly amenities. In addition to several schools, the area sits close to numerous major shopping districts, including Bonnie Doon Shopping Centre and Southgate Mall.

Bordering Argyll Road, 75th Street and 99th Street also provide convenient access to a vast number of restaurants, entertainment venues and additional shops and services. Edmonton’s famous Whyte Ave can also be found just a short drive to the north, where residents can take advantage of the city’s trendiest shops and eateries, cultural events and vibrant nightlife.

Additional nearby amenities include:

• Crossroads Shopping Centre
• Edmonton Public Library
• Millbourne Market Mall 
• Old Strathcona Farmer’s Market
• The Stollery Children’s Hospital
• South Park Shopping Centre
• Southpoint Shopping Centre
• University of Alberta Hospital
• And more

Did you know? Making its humble beginnings back in 1983 with a handful of vendors, the Old Strathcona Farmer’s Market has since grown into Edmonton’s largest original indoor market. Featuring over 300 rotating vendors through 185 stalls, OSM offers interested shoppers a variety of locally grown and handmade products. 

Parks and Recreation  

Along with several pocket parks, Hazeldean, Argyll, and Avonmore share a large, centrally located park and green space. Home to the beautiful Whitemud Creek Ravine, Argyll Park features several walking trails, baseball fields, picnic sites, and a playground area. The area also houses the Edmonton BMX Association, the Argyll Velodrome and the Rockers Athletic Club, home of Edmonton’s first female rugby club.

All three communities host an independent, active community league, each of which hosts its own set of family-oriented programs and events (yoga, babysitting courses, preschool, books clubs, etc.) throughout the year.

Additional parks and recreational opportunities:

• Accidental Beach
• Bonnie Doon Leisure Centre 
• Edmonton Ski Club
• Forest Heights Park
• Gallagher Park
• Henrietta Muir Edwards Park
• Kinsmen Pitch and Putt
• Mill Creek Outdoor Pool
• Mill Woods Golf Course 
• Muttart Conservatory 
• Nellie McClung Park
• Riverside Golf Course

Did you know? The Avonmore Community League also hosts one of the most preeminent playgrounds and spray parks in Edmonton. 

Designated Schools

Both Avonmore and Hazeldean are home to local public elementary schools, which children across all three neighbourhoods can easily access by foot. Further educational opportunities, including Catholic schools, private institutions, and immersion-based learning, can be found within the surrounding communities. Daycares, preschools and out-of-school care programs are also available within the immediate area.

Designated Public Schools:

• Avonmore School (Designated Grade K-6 School, Avonmore)
• Hazeldean School (Designated Grade K-6 School)
• Allendale School (Designated Grade 7-9 School)
• Kenilworth School (Designated Grade 7-9 School, Avonmore)
• McKernan School (Designated Grade 7-9 School)
• McNally School (Designated Grade 10-12 School, Avonmore)
• Strathcona School (Designated Grade 10-12 School)

Designated Catholic Schools:

• Our Lady Of Mount Carmel School (Designated Grade K-9 School, Hazeldean and Argyll)
• St. Brendan Catholic School (Designated Grade K-9 School, Avonmore)
• Austin O’Brien School (Designated Grade 10-12 School)

Other:

• The Waldorf Independent School of Edmonton 
• Old Scona Academic 

Did you know? Strathcona High School is Edmonton’s oldest school. Initially located in the building now referred to as Old Scona Academic, the institution first opened its doors in 1908 to a mere 71 students. The school moved to its current location along Calgary Trail in 1955.

An Ultra-Convenient Commute 

Surrounded by major thoroughfares in every direction, residents of these highly accessible neighbourhoods can enjoy a streamlined commute to just about anywhere. Nearby 75th Street offers direct access to Whitemud Drive, Wayne Gretzky Drive and Yellowhead Trail, while bordering 99th Street leads to both south Edmonton and the city’s downtown core. Argyll Road and 82nd Ave (Sherwood Park Freeway) connect directly with the east Anthony Henday.

Varying transit stops and routes can be found across the area, which will also feature a stop along Edmonton’s up-and-coming Southeast Valley LRT.

Did you know? Edmonton’s future Valley LRT line will include a stop in Avonmore, along 83rd Street and 73rd Ave. 

For more information on Edmonton homes for sale and real estate opportunities in Hazeldean, Argyll and/or Avonmore, get in touch with us! And don’t forget to take advantage of our helpful community-related resources, including: 

Your All-in-One Guide to Choosing the Right Neighbourhood – Find your perfect home in your ideal community!

Related: 

• Community Spotlight: Gold Bar in Southeast Edmonton
• Your Guide to Southeast Edmonton Real Estate
• Edmonton Community Spotlight: Strathearn in Southeast Central Edmonton

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This post was written by Terry Paranych Real Estate Group