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Wedgewood Heights is one of west Edmonton's established enclaves: a small neighbourhood above Wedgewood Ravine and the North Saskatchewan River valley where almost three-quarters of the homes were built in the 1990s — and every residence is a single-family detached house. Streets are named in honour of well-known Edmontonians, the lots are mature and treed, and Anthony Henday Drive runs along the west and southwest edges for commuting. It suits move-up families and long-term owners who want a finished, quiet, all-detached neighbourhood — and downsizers selling out of its larger ravine homes.
By Travis Bannert, Realtor and Mortgage Broker — buying or selling in Wedgewood Heights? Call me at 780-720-8240 and we'll talk through the ravine lots and what your street is actually selling for.
Wedgewood Heights real estate stats
Edmonton market context (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
Wedgewood Heights — October 31, 2025 to October 13, 2026 (about 12 months):
- Homes sold: 17
- Median sale price: $700,000
- Average sale price: $787,559
- Median days on market: 15
- Detached / single-family: 17 sold · median $700,000 · median 15 days on market — all 17 sales in the window were single-family detached homes; there were no condo sales, which matches the neighbourhood: every residence in Wedgewood Heights is a detached house
- Scope: Wedgewood Heights MLS community only
Context only — Wedgewood Heights is a small enclave; 17 sales across a year swing easily on one or two ravine-lot results and are not represented by city-wide averages. Work from the Wedgewood Heights block above, and from street-level comparables — ravine lots and interior streets price as two different markets here.
Source: REALTORS® Association of Edmonton MLS® sales recorded in an RAE Paragon sold-data export for Wedgewood Heights provided October 28, 2026 (October 31, 2025 – October 13, 2026, 17 sales, all single-family). Stats refresh quarterly.
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Schools serving Wedgewood Heights
Checked October 2026 against Edmonton Public Schools (epsb.ca) and Edmonton Catholic Schools (ecsd.net) sources. There is no school located inside Wedgewood Heights — children attend schools in the surrounding established neighbourhoods. School boundaries and programs change — confirm designation with the school board before you buy.
Designated schools for Wedgewood Heights addresses are confirmed by exact address with the school board's find-a-school tools — designations for this neighbourhood need address-level confirmation, so check yours before you buy.
My local favorites in Wedgewood Heights
- Wedgewood Ravine. The treed ravine along the neighbourhood's southeast edge, with trails dropping toward the river valley. It's the reason the neighbourhood exists in this shape, and the backdrop to its best lots.
- Wedgewood Heights Park. The neighbourhood's own green space, ringed by the 1990s streets.
- Mature trees, finished streets. No phases, no construction, no waiting: Wedgewood Heights has looked like itself for twenty years, and that's a feature buyers in newer suburbs drive over to see.
- The Henday at the west edge, Lessard Road at the north. The airport, St. Albert, Callingwood and West Edmonton Mall are all short drives, while the interior streets stay quiet.
Insider tips for Wedgewood Heights
- All-detached means a stable resale pool. With no condos, duplexes or townhouses inside the neighbourhood, Wedgewood Heights pricing moves on detached comparables only — simpler to price, and historically steadier.
- 1990s stock means 1990s checks. Furnaces, windows and shingles from the original builds are at or past mid-life, and some homes of this era have Poly-B plumbing — all standard inspection items here, and all price-able in the offer.
- Ravine lots are the premium — with the usual homework. Top-of-bank setbacks and slope/geotechnical checks belong in the conditions on any ravine-edge purchase.
- Thin volume changes the pricing conversation. Seventeen sales in a year means there is no meaningful "average Wedgewood Heights home" in any given quarter — a ravine-lot sale and an interior-street sale are different markets, and each new listing gets priced from the handful of sales that actually compare to it.
Who Wedgewood Heights suits
- Move-up families — larger 1990s detached homes on mature lots, west of the Henday ring.
- Downsizers — long-tenure owners of large ravine homes are a big share of Wedgewood Heights sales; right-sizing from here is core SRES® work.
- Buyers who want finished and quiet — an all-detached neighbourhood with no construction phases left.
- Ravine and trail households — Wedgewood Ravine and the river valley trail system at the back door.
- Sellers — low turnover and thin comparables make pricing a craft here: ravine vs. interior street is the first pricing decision.
Buying or selling in Wedgewood Heights?
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Buying in Wedgewood Heights? See homes for sale in Wedgewood Heights — Register and I'll send you new Wedgewood Heights listings the day they hit the market — with turnover this low, being first matters more here than almost anywhere in the west end.
Selling in Wedgewood Heights? Start with a free home evaluation — I'll price your home from ravine-lot and interior-street comparables separately, because in Wedgewood Heights they're two different markets.
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 financing in the same conversation — and as a Seniors Real Estate Specialist® (SRES®), I plan downsizing sales around your timeline, not the market's.
Travis Bannert, Realtor® | Bridge Realty Group, Maxwell Progressive Realty
Seniors Real Estate Specialist® (SRES®)
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