Glenora Homes for Sale

Glenora is in the sole Edmonton real estate zone 11 nestled between Connaught Drive, Ramsay Ravine, 142 Street & 107 Ave, known for the Royal Alberta Museum, and MacKinnon Ravine Park. Today, this west Edmonton community still enjoys the high society reputation with one of our cities highest house values. No matter what your lifestyle, if you are looking for luxury Glenora Edmonton homes for sale, we have styles with reputable builders for original character houses to new builds with breathtaking views. Contact us for recently sold Glenora house prices, to receive a free market analysis of comparable properties or find out about our upcoming Glenora homes for sale!.

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Types of Glenora Properties

Glenora is an upscale luxury community and is one of our municipalities' most desirable places to live for elite buyers with each original Glenora property has a history of an affluent homeowner. It is rare to find a Glenora property under $500,000. Most homes for sale in Glenora hold and increase in value each year no matter what the era. Some of these properties date back to the beginning of the nineteenth century. There is one highrise in Glenora sitting right on the corner of Stony Plain Road. From a masterfully curated blend of luxury finishes and contemporary style new build on Ravine Drive to grand homes built in 1923 with breathtaking views - Glenora has it all!

Things to do in Glenora

Glenora is nestled by the river valley with trails along ravine drive and near Government House Park. Glenora Outdoor Skating Ice Rinks and The Colombian Coffee Bar & Roastery are a few of Glenora's perks. Trying to find the perfect home in Glenora Edmonton without a qualified Remax Realtor can be a very difficult task.

At EdmontonHousesandHomes.com, we make it our priority to work with our clients to help them achieve their dreams of Glenora homeownership. Have questions about Glenora, central west Edmonton, or upcoming real estate listings and Glenora homes, contact Audrey Abuan, experienced Remax relocation Realtor at 780-910-5179.

Glenora real estate History

Glenora is one of west-central Edmonton oldest communities and is part of an area originally staked out by Malcolm Groat in 1869 as part of a 900-acre land claim immediately west of the Hudson’s Bay Reserve. This land claim extended from today’s 121 to 142 Street and from 111 Avenue to the North Saskatchewan River. In 1906, the land was sold to Montrealrealtor James Carruthers, who planned an exclusive development. Carruthers placed a caveat on the land, which required that no Glenora house could cost less than $3,500 in 1906.

When Edmonton was selected to be the capital city of Alberta, many professionals chose to live here as they began their careers in the new city. During the land boom of 1912, Glenora and the surrounding west-central communities grew significantly. Many of the original homes constructed in this time period remain in Glenora, while other houses have been rebuilt over past decades. This provides an interesting architectural snapshot of Edmonton real estate forms over the past century. Glenora is currently home to the Royal Alberta Museum, and Government House constructed in 1909 by the Alberta Government

Glenora has several schools, parks, and open spaces, including access to the river valley and ravine system. The Alexander Circle Park is an example of the garden suburb design concept that emerged in the early 20th century.