St. Albert sold home prices
St. Albert grew up as its own city rather than a commuter suburb, with its own downtown, hospital and transit. Its housing market is just as distinct, and recent sold prices are the best way to read it.
See recent St. Albert sold prices →A city of very different neighbourhoods
Prices vary widely across St. Albert. The historic core around Grandin has character homes on mature lots. Lacombe Park draws families for its schools and green space. Erin Ridge and Erin Ridge North are the newer end of the market, and Kingswood's estate homes sit at the top, pulling the city-wide average up. That's why median prices and nearby comparisons tell you more than an average.
The Red Willow Trail and the Sturgeon River valley run through the city, and homes close to them are consistently in demand. Mature landscaping, lot size and school options, including Francophone schools, also shape what buyers will pay.
Sold data from an Edmonton-area brokerage
Sweetly Real Estate is a licensed Alberta brokerage based in Edmonton, and St. Albert is part of our home market. Our sold-data search runs on Sellsio, our partner platform, and uses MLS® records, so every price is a real sale.
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St. Albert sold data FAQ
How do I find out what a St. Albert home sold for?
Use the button above to search recent St. Albert sales from MLS® records.
Which St. Albert neighbourhoods sell for the most?
Estate areas like Kingswood usually lead, while newer areas like Erin Ridge and the established core each have their own range.
Does being near the Red Willow Trail add value?
Buyers often favour homes near the trail and river valley. Recent sales of nearby homes will show how much it matters on your street.