Southeast Edmonton Real Estate:
Community of Pollard Meadows
Located in the southeast quadrant of Edmonton Pollard Meadows is one of 27 established communities that make up the city’s popular Millwoods district. Like many neighbourhoods in the area, Pollard Meadows was established in the 1970s, with an emphasis on a mixed array of home styles in a family-friendly setting. The community was named after early Edmonton industrialist Joseph “Frank” Pollard, who owned Edmonton’s first brickyard and served on the Strathcona City Council.
Pollard Meadows Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $315K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $109K |
| Highest Price | $499K |
| Total Listings | 12 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 68 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $288 |
Community statistics are calculated by Real Estate Webmasters and are for illustration purposes only, accuracy is not guaranteed.
Property Types (active listings)
Homes For Sale In Pollard Meadows
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Amenities & Schools
Pollard Meadows is known for its close-knit community atmosphere and its abundance of green spaces, parks, and amenities. The neighbourhood is home to several schools, including Pollard Meadows School, T.D. Baker School, Edmonton Khalsa School, and Holy Family Junior High School, all of which are within walking distance of many homes in the area.
For those who love to spend time outside, Pollard Meadows Park makes it easy to enjoy with its playgrounds and sports fields. nearby recreation centres such as Mill Woods Recreation Centre and Meadows Recreation Centre also make it easy to access skating, swimming, sports and fitness amenities. For those who enjoy a good round of golf, the Mill Woods Golf Course is also close by.
Other amenities near Pollard Meadows include several shopping centers, such as Mill Woods Town Centre and South Edmonton Common, where residents can find a wide variety of stores, restaurants, and services. Public transportation is also easily accessible, with several bus routes serving the neighbourhood, making it easy for residents to access the rest of the city.
Housing Market In Pollard Meadows
As we mentioned, homes for sale in Pollard Meadows offer a diverse range of styles to suit different lifestyles and budgets. One of the most common home styles in the neighbourhood is the traditional detached bungalow, which features a single-story layout, an average of four bedrooms (three baths) and plenty of room to grow. These homes often have spacious yards, perfect for children, pets, and outdoor entertaining.
Townhouses are another popular housing option in Pollard Meadows, offering a mix of affordability and convenience. These homes typically feature multiple levels with shared walls, providing a sense of both privacy and community. Townhouses in Pollard Meadows may also come with attached garages, private yards, or access to common green spaces for residents to enjoy.
For those looking for a low-maintenance lifestyle, apartment-style condos are also available in Pollard Meadows. These units can be found in low-rise buildings with shared amenities such as tennis courts (and other outdoor common areas), storage lockers and designated parking. Condominiums in Pollard Meadows may offer one or more bedrooms and stylish finishes making them a great choice for young professionals or empty nesters looking to downsize.
The average price for homes for sale in Southeast Edmonton varies. Single-family homes typically range from $400,000 to $500,000, while townhouses and condominiums can be found for under $250,000.
No matter what type of home style you prefer, Pollard Meadows has something for everyone. Whether you're looking for a cozy bungalow, a convenient townhouse, or a low-maintenance apartment -style condominium, you're sure to find the perfect property to suit your needs in this welcoming neighbourhood. Contact a local real estate agent today to explore the homes for sale in Pollard Meadows and find your dream home in this charming community.
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