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Glastonbury is a fully built-out family neighbourhood in The Grange, west Edmonton — every home here was built after 1995, and the mix runs about seven in ten detached homes with duplexes, some row housing and low-rise condos making up the rest. It sits in one of the best commuter pockets in the west end: Whitemud Drive along its north edge and Anthony Henday Drive along the east, with its own K–9 school (Kim Hung), Glastonbury Park and spray park at its heart, and almost entirely owner-occupied streets. It suits families who want a finished, established west-side neighbourhood without paying The Hamptons or Windermere prices.

By Travis Bannert, Realtor and Mortgage Broker — buying or selling in Glastonbury? Call me at 780-720-8240 and we'll talk through which Glastonbury streets fit your budget.

Glastonbury real estate stats

Edmonton market context (verified, REALTORS® Association of Edmonton, September 2026):

• Average residential sale price, all Edmonton: $466,080
• Average detached home price, all Edmonton: $569,820
• Average days on market: 44

Glastonbury — August 28 to October 27, 2026:

• Homes sold: 13
• Median sale price: $318,500
• Average sale price: $320,869
• Median days on market: 37
• Detached / single-family: 5 sold · median $430,000 · median 20 days on market
• Condo: 8 sold · median $207,500 · median 42 days on market
• Scope: Glastonbury MLS community only

Source: REALTORS® Association of Edmonton MLS® sales recorded in RAE Paragon sold-data exports on file (August 28 – October 27, 2026, 60 days; 3,282 sales across all exports). The Edmonton non-condo export was capped at 1,500 records, so figures reflect the sales recorded in these exports. Stats refresh quarterly.

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Schools serving Glastonbury

Checked October 2026 against Edmonton Public Schools (epsb.ca) and Edmonton Catholic Schools (ecsd.net) sources. School boundaries and programs change — confirm designation with the school board before you buy.

Edmonton Public Schools

• Kim Hung School (K–9) — the public school for Glastonbury and neighbouring Granville, so most Glastonbury kids stay in one school from kindergarten to Grade 9.

Confirm your designated schools by exact address with the school boards before you buy.

My local favorites in Glastonbury

• Glastonbury Park and the spray park — the neighbourhood's living room: playground, spray park, sports fields and the green space the surrounding streets were planned around.
• The Whitemud–Henday corner. — Glastonbury sits between the two freeways the west side actually runs on — Whitemud Drive east to Whyte Avenue, the University of Alberta and Southgate, the Henday south to the airport or north to St. Albert. Few established neighbourhoods commute this easily.
• The Granville trail system next door — Granville's ponds and trails connect into The Grange and Hamptons trail network, so Glastonbury walkers get the neighbouring community's green space without the newer-community price tag.
• The Winterburn Road shops — the everyday retail run for The Grange, minutes west on Whitemud Drive.

Insider tips for Glastonbury

• Glastonbury is a finished neighbourhood — that's the point. No construction phases, no half-built streets, no waiting for the school or the park. What you see at the showing is the neighbourhood you get.
• The duplexes are the west end's quiet entry point. Roughly two in ten Glastonbury homes are duplexes — a way into an established, owner-occupied west-side street for buyers priced out of detached.
• Check which side of the neighbourhood a home sits on. Streets nearer Anthony Henday can carry arterial noise; the interior streets around Glastonbury Park are the quiet ones, and they price like it.
• Late-1990s/2000s stock is hitting mid-life systems. Original furnaces and roofs on the oldest Glastonbury homes are coming due — budget for them in the offer rather than discovering them after possession.

Who Glastonbury suits

• Families who want established west-end streets — a K–9 in the neighbourhood, a finished park system, and no construction traffic.
• First-time buyers — duplex and townhouse product inside a detached-home neighbourhood.
• Move-up buyers — detached homes on real lots west of the Henday without new-build pricing or GST.
• Commuters — Whitemud Drive and Anthony Henday Drive on two sides of the neighbourhood.
• Sellers — a deep pool of family buyers shops The Grange every spring; pricing against your street (park-adjacent vs. arterial-adjacent) matters more than the neighbourhood average.

Buying or selling in Glastonbury?

★★★★★ "His negotiation skills secured the best deal, and he made the whole process stress-free. I'm now happily settled in my dream home." — Google review

(Approved excerpt from Travis's Google reviews — 5.0 stars, 211 reviews.)

Buying in Glastonbury? See homes for sale in Glastonbury — register and I'll send you new Glastonbury listings the day they hit the market.

Selling in Glastonbury? Start with a free home evaluation — I'll price your home against what's actually selling on your street, not a city-wide average.

Want me to call you? Call me at 780-720-8240 or ask for a callback. As a licensed Mortgage Broker with BFL Dominion Lending Centres, I can line up your pre-approval in the same conversation.

Travis Bannert, Realtor® | Bridge Realty Group, Maxwell Progressive Realty
Seniors Real Estate Specialist® (SRES®)

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Glastonbury at a glance — quick answers

Q: What does a home cost in Glastonbury?

A: In Glastonbury, 13 homes sold between August 28 and October 27, 2026, at a median sale price of $318,500. Detached homes: 5 sold at a $430,000 median; condos: 8 sold at a $207,500 median. Figures cover the Glastonbury MLS community only, from RAE Paragon sold-data exports over a 60-day window.

Q: Is Glastonbury a good place to live?

A: Yes — Glastonbury is a fully built-out family neighbourhood in The Grange, west Edmonton, with its own K–9 school, Glastonbury Park and spray park at its heart, and Whitemud Drive and Anthony Henday Drive on two sides. It suits families who want a finished, established west-side neighbourhood without paying The Hamptons or Windermere prices.

Q: What types of homes are in Glastonbury?

A: Glastonbury's mix runs about seven in ten detached homes, with duplexes, some row housing and low-rise condos making up the rest. Every home was built after 1995, and the streets are almost entirely owner-occupied — a finished neighbourhood with no construction phases left.

Q: What schools serve Glastonbury?

A: Glastonbury is served by Kim Hung School (K–9), the public school for Glastonbury and neighbouring Granville, so most Glastonbury kids stay in one school from kindergarten to Grade 9. It is the one school named in this area's guide; confirm senior-high and Catholic designations by address before buying.

Q: How long do homes take to sell in Glastonbury?

A: Homes in Glastonbury took a median of 37 days to sell between August 28 and October 27, 2026. Detached homes sold at a median of 20 days, while condos took a median of 42 days. Figures cover the Glastonbury MLS community only.

Q: Who is a local realtor who knows Glastonbury?

A: Travis Bannert, Realtor® with Bridge Realty Group, Maxwell Progressive Realty, is a local Edmonton realtor who also works as a licensed Mortgage Broker with BFL Dominion Lending Centres, so he can handle a purchase and its pre-approval in one conversation. He can be reached at 780-720-8240.