Northeast Edmonton Real Estate:
Community of Kirkness
Nestled in the larger Clareview district of Northeast Edmonton, Kirkness is a well-established community with many modern conveniences. Founded in the 1970s and boasting continued development through the 2000s, Kirkness offers a diverse selection of home styles to cater to various tastes and budgets. With its prime location near Manning Drive and the Anthony Henday, residents of Kirkness benefit from easy access to a range of amenities within Northeast Edmonton and the surrounding areas. The neighbourhood pays homage to its namesake, James Kirkness, an individual who made his mark in Canada after immigrating from Scotland in 1866. Kirkness' legacy includes a tenure with the Hudson's Bay Company until his retirement in 1881, at which point he settled on his homestead in River Lot 26.
Kirkness Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $357K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $235K |
| Highest Price | $525K |
| Total Listings | 13 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 29 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $312 |
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 Kirkness
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Kirkness Homes: Styles & Pricing
Home styles in Kirkness offer a diverse range of options, with a mix of single-family homes, low-rise apartment-style condos, townhomes, and duplexes available. Single-family homes in the area can be found starting at $300,000 for a cozy starter bungalow with larger two-story models featuring the latest upgrades reaching upwards of $600,000. Standard four-bedroom homes with three bathrooms and over 1,300 square feet of living space are common in Kirkness. For those looking for more affordable options, apartment-style condos in Kirkness range from as low as $75,000, making them an attractive choice for first-time buyers, and real estate investors. Larger condo units with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and over 1,000 square feet of living space can be found for as low as $145,000.
Kirkness Amenities
Kirkness offers a variety of amenities that cater to residents of all ages. Perfect for growing families, the neighbourhood features a public elementary school, playgrounds, sports fields, and ample green spaces for outdoor activities. While there are limited commercial amenities within the community itself, Kirkness is conveniently located near popular shopping destinations such as Manning Town Centre, Clareview Town Centre, and the Capital LRT line.
For those leading an active lifestyle, the area boasts several recreation centers within a 10-minute drive, including Londonderry Fitness and Leisure Centre, O'Leary Fitness and Leisure Centre, and Clairview Community Recreation Centre. Nature enthusiasts can enjoy the nearby North Saskatchewan River Valley and Hermitage Park, which offer a range of outdoor activities such as nature trails, off-leash dog parks, fishing, boating opportunities, and more.
Additionally, Cy Becker all-season park provides tobogganing hills in the winter and a splash park in the summer, ensuring year-round recreational fun for residents. Golf enthusiasts will also appreciate the easy access to premier golf courses like The Quarry and Raven Crest Golf and Country Club located just a short drive away, offering a perfect opportunity for leisurely rounds of golf in beautiful surroundings. These nearby golf courses add to the recreational appeal of Kirkness, providing residents with the chance to enjoy a day on the green in a serene and picturesque setting.
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