Southwest Edmonton Real Estate:
Community of Keheewin
Discover the established Southwest Edmonton community of Keheewin. Most residential development In Keheewin took place during the 1970s and 80s and was named in honour of Chief Keheewin, a significant figure who signed Treaty No. 6 in 1876. The Cree word "Keheewin," translating to "eagle," pays homage to the Chief's legacy. Keheewin is defined by 111th Street to the west, 23rd Ave to the north, Calgary Trail to the east, and the community of Bearspaw to the south and is part of the greater Kaskitayo area, consisting of nine neighbourhoods total.
Keheewin Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $187K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $111K |
| Highest Price | $238K |
| Total Listings | 11 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 55 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $175 |
Community statistics are calculated by Real Estate Webmasters and are for illustration purposes only, accuracy is not guaranteed.
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Homes For Sale In Keheewin
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Keheewin Home Styles
Single-family homes, including two-story houses, cozy bungalows, and spacious split-level properties, make up half of the real estate opportunities in Keheewin. For those seeking a more low-maintenance lifestyle, low-rise apartment-style condos represent another significant portion of the housing options. Additionally, a modest number of townhomes add to the housing diversity in the area. The affordability of detached homes is a notable feature, with prices starting in the low 400s for a four-bedroom property, making homeownership accessible to many Edmonton buyers.
When it comes to condos, prices can vary from $130,000 for a two-bedroom unit to the low $200s for a generously sized rowhome spanning over 1,200 square feet. Whether you're in search of a traditional single-family home or a convenient condo, Keheewin offers a range of housing options to accommodate different lifestyles and preferences.
Keheewin Amenities & Schools
Residents of Keheewin benefit from an array of amenities. Shopping enthusiasts can explore various shopping centers nearby, such as South Park Centre, Southpoint Centre, and the Southwest Edmonton Farmer’s Market, offering retail outlets, dining establishments, and fresh produce.
Keheewin also provides easy access to education with a public school located within the neighbourhoods and additional options nearby. The strategic location near major roadways like Calgary Trail and Gateway Boulevard, coupled with accessible public transportation, ensures seamless connectivity for residents, and the upcoming Capital LRT line expansion will further enhance accessibility.
In addition to educational and transportation advantages, Keheewin offers a wealth of recreational amenities within the community. Home to the William Lutsky Family YMCA, Kinsmen Twin Arena, a skatepark, sports fields, tennis courts, playgrounds, and walking trails, homeowners have ample opportunities for an active lifestyle. Last but not least, the convenient commercial area in the community's northwest corner adds to the appeal, providing a variety of shops, services, and dining options for easy access to necessities.
With its blend of recreational, educational, and commercial offerings, Keheewin is a welcoming and well-rounded community that caters to the diverse needs and preferences for home buyers of all backgrounds.
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