Northwest Edmonton Real Estate:
Community of Carlisle
Located in Northwest Edmonton's Castle Downs district, Carlisle is an established neighbourhood featuring a variety of real estate options. With borders defined by Baranow to the east, 145th Ave to the north, Castle Downs Road to the west, and 137th Ave to the south, Carlisle has evolved over decades into a diverse and amenity-rich community known for its affordability and family-friendly environment.
The neighbourhood draws its name from an English castle built in 1093 by King William II, following the tradition of naming Castle Downs communities after famous castles. Development in Carlisle began in the 1970s, emphasizing single-family homes that have since expanded to include a mix of affordable housing styles suitable for first-time homebuyers and growing families.
Carlisle Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $376K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $184K |
| Highest Price | $500K |
| Total Listings | 13 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 51 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $328 |
Community statistics are calculated by Real Estate Webmasters and are for illustration purposes only, accuracy is not guaranteed.
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Carlisle Homes: Styles & Pricing
Single-family homes with four bedrooms and three bathrooms represent a significant portion of the housing options in Carlisle, showcasing renovated bungalows, bi-levels, four-level splits, and detached two-storey properties. Modern upgrades such as stainless steel appliances, updated kitchens and bathrooms, energy-efficient systems, vaulted ceilings, finished basements, and outdoor entertainment spaces are common in many homes. Some properties also feature legal income suites, offering additional rental income opportunities. Townhomes, duplexes, and low-rise condos round out the housing choices, providing options for various preferences and budgets starting at an accessible price point of $145,000.
Carlisle Amenities & Schools
Residents of Carlisle have easy access to a range of amenities, including the Kensington Crossing/Palisades/Skyview Power Centres, which offer shopping, dining, and services. Other nearby amenities include Christy's Corner, Northgate Centre, North Town Centre, Londonderry Mall, and Telus World of Science, providing a diverse array of entertainment and retail options within a short distance of the neighbourhood.
Carlisle features a central park and playground area, with additional recreational facilities like hockey rinks, the Carlisle Community League, and the Grand Trunk Fitness and Leisure Centre nearby. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy parks like Beaumaris Lake/Park, Caernarvon Off-Leash Park, Castle Downs Park and Spray Park, and more for leisure activities and sports.
St. Timothy Catholic Elementary School is the designated school in Carlisle, with additional educational institutions easily accessible in the surrounding communities. Post-secondary institutions like NAIT, MacEwan University, and NorQuest College can be reached within a 15-minute drive.
Carlisle Transportation
Carlisle residents benefit from convenient access to major roads like 137th Ave and Castle Downs Road, connecting them to essential amenities and transportation routes. The neighbourhood's proximity to 97th Street provides easy access to downtown, Highway 2, and Yellowhead Trail, enhancing commuting options for residents. Additionally, Carlisle is well-serviced by transit routes and stops, with Edmonton's future Metro LRT line extension set to include a stop in the neighbouring community of Baranow. This extension will offer residents seamless access to the city center and beyond, further enhancing transportation connectivity in the area.
As a thriving community with diverse housing options, Carlisle remains a sought-after destination for residents looking for quality living, abundant amenities, and convenient accessibility within vibrant Castle Downs Northwest Edmonton.
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