Northwest Edmonton Real Estate:
Community of Carlton
Before residential development began in the 1990s, the land comprising Carlton was primarily utilized for agricultural and industrial purposes. Today, Carlton stands as a neighbourhood with a wealth of amenities situated in modern Northwest Edmonton. Like many communities in the Palisades area, the neighbourhood draws its name from the historic fur trade fort or post known as Fort Carlton. Established by the Hudson Bay Company in 1798, Fort Carlton was strategically positioned at the confluence of the North and South Saskatchewan Rivers.
Carlton Real Estate Statistics
Average Price | $341K |
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Lowest Price | $183K |
Highest Price | $575K |
Total Listings | 10 |
Avg. Days On Market | 20 |
Avg. Price/SQFT | $251 |
Community statistics are calculated by Real Estate Webmasters and are for illustration purposes only, accuracy is not guaranteed.
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Carlton Homes: Styles & Pricing
While the initial wave of residential development in Carlton commenced in the 1990s, the bulk of construction occurred in the early 2000s. New housing developments continued in the following years, focusing on two-story modern single-family homes.
The real estate landscape in Carlton is predominantly characterized by detached homes, accounting for nearly 90% of available properties. The most prevalent is the front-attached garage home, boasting an average of 2,500 square feet, five bedrooms, and four bathrooms, cater to families seeking ample living space. Many of these larger homes come complete with finished basements, appealing to homeowners looking to expedite mortgage payments or investors in the Edmonton real estate market. Prices for detached homes in Carlton commonly start in the mid-$500,000 range.
Additionally, a substantial number of rear detached homes are available in Carlton, with average prices starting around $400,000. These laned homes typically offer three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and 1,500 square feet of contemporary living space, making them an ideal choice for young families, couples, and first-time buyers.
Furthermore, a select number of attached and semi-detached townhomes and duplexes can be found in Carlton, offering a lower-maintenance and more affordable alternative to single-family homes in the community. These properties often feature attached garages, private yard spaces, open floor plans, and generous square footage.
Carlton Amenities & Schools
Carlton is home to Elizabeth Finch public K-9 school, with additional educational institutions in surrounding neighbourhoods serving Carlton families. Carlton residents also benefit from nearby shopping hubs such as Albany Market Square Albany Market Square and Newcastle Shopping Centre. Residents have easy access to the Skyview/North City/Palisades Shopping Centres, offering a range of big-box retailers, services, medical facilities, restaurants, and more.Other nearby shopping destinations include Christy's Corner, North Town Centre and Northgate Mall. Additionally, residents of Carlton can enjoy excellent amenities in nearby St. Albert, just a 10-minute drive away.
Carlton boasts ample open green spaces, with a central park in the neighbourhood offering a modern playground, soccer fields, sports courts, and a bike track. The area also includes several smaller pocket parks, a woodland area, and a serene stormwater pond surrounded by picturesque walking trails. For more outdoor and recreational options, residents can explore nearby parks and venues in Northwest Edmonton, including Beaumaris Lake, Castle Downs Park, Castle Downs Recreation Centre, Cattail Crossing Golf and Winter Club, Edmonton Garrison Memorial Golf and Curling Club, Henry Singer Park, and Twin Willows Golf Club.
Carlton Location & Access
Carlton offers a harmonious balance between tranquil seclusion and convenience, bordered by wetlands and green spaces to the west, 167th Ave to the north, Oxford community to the east, and 153rd Ave to the south. Residents enjoy easy access to the North Anthony Henday and St. Albert Trail, with nearby 137th Ave providing direct routes to Northwest and Northeast Edmonton, while 127th Ave offers quick access to downtown Edmonton.
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