Century Park Station, Edmonton. Photo: Thankyoubaby, CC BY-SA 3.0 (Wikimedia Commons).

Homes Near Century Park LRT Station

Century Park Station is the Capital Line's south terminus — a full transit centre and park-and-ride wrapped by three established southwest neighbourhoods: Blue Quill, Ermineskin and Steinhauer. This is end-of-the-line value in the best sense: a guaranteed seat in the morning, a direct ride to the University, Health Sciences and downtown, and around the platform a deep, affordable mix of 1970s family homes and some of the best-priced condo stock on the south side.

The terminus story is also a growth story — the Capital Line South extension will one day push past here toward Heritage Valley — but this page is about what exists today: a working terminus and the three neighbourhoods that walk to it.

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The sold figures

Window for every figure: November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026. Source: Paragon MLS® sold data. Areas counted: Blue Quill, Ermineskin and Steinhauer.

Single-family homes: 46 sales at a median sold price of $541,000, in a median of 18 days, all of them under $1,000,000 and running from $340,000 to $721,500. This is 1970s family-home territory — bungalows and two-storeys on mature lots in Blue Quill and Steinhauer — trading at a $500s median a direct train ride from the university district, with 72% under $600,000.

Condos are the volume play: 92 sales at a median of $238,250 in a median of 36.5 days. Ermineskin's low-rise and townhome stock around the station — plus Blue Quill's complexes — gives first-time buyers and investors one of the deepest, most affordable condo benches at any Edmonton terminus, with the train at the door and the south side's services all around.

How these numbers were worked out: these figures count Blue Quill, Ermineskin and Steinhauer — the neighbourhoods wrapped around the terminus. Named and excluded: Blue Quill Estates, the premium ravine enclave west of Blue Quill, whose homes sit beyond the walk; Sweet Grass and Keheewin, south across 23 Avenue, which belong to the future extension's walk-shed rather than this one's.

Community highlights

• Century Park Station — Capital Line south terminus and major transit centre, with park-and-ride.
• A guaranteed seat: the train starts here, every morning.
• Ermineskin's townhomes and low-rise condos — the south side's affordable on-ramp, at the platform.
• Blue Quill and Steinhauer's mature family streets — 1970s homes on big treed lots.
• William Lutsky Family YMCA and the Kinsmen Twin Arenas area minutes away.
• South Edmonton Common and the 23 Avenue retail corridor for everyday life.

Century Park district real estate

The terminus creates two clean markets. Houses: family buyers purchase Blue Quill and Steinhauer for the full package — solid 1970s construction, mature streets, a Harry Ainlay school run and a terminus platform — at a $541,000 median that undercuts the neighbourhoods one stop north. Condos: entry buyers and investors work Ermineskin's stock hard, because a $238,250 median at the end of the line rents to students and hospital staff riding to the two university stations.

Long-game buyers also price in the extension: when the Capital Line pushes south to Heritage Valley, Century Park becomes a mid-line station with a transit centre's worth of services — the kind of detail that does not hurt a resale story.

About living near Century Park Station

This is settled, family-scale suburbia with a big-city connection. Community league rinks and schools on the interior streets; big-box and local retail on the edges; the YMCA as the recreation anchor; and a platform that makes the university district and downtown simpler to reach than most of the southwest reaches them by car at rush hour.

Schools near Century Park Station

Confirm any exact address in Edmonton Public Schools' Find a School tool — catchments shift, and designation follows the street, not the neighbourhood name.

Elementary: Steinhauer School (Edmonton Public Schools, K–6) serves Steinhauer and the Ermineskin addresses. Blue Quill addresses confirm their designation in Find a School, as the neighbourhood's catchment has shifted with nearby school changes.

Junior high: D.S. MacKenzie School for Ermineskin and Steinhauer — read the D.S. MacKenzie School catchment guide; Vernon Barford School for Blue Quill — read the Vernon Barford School catchment guide.

Senior high: Harry Ainlay High School (Edmonton Public Schools) — read the Harry Ainlay School catchment guide.

Parks, recreation & community services

The William Lutsky Family YMCA is the district's recreation hub — aquatics, fitness and programs minutes from the station. Ermineskin Park, the Blue Quill and Steinhauer community league grounds, and the Blackmud Creek ravine trails cover the outdoors; South Edmonton Common covers the shopping.

For kids nearby:

• William Lutsky Family YMCA — pool, programs and camps
• Ermineskin Park and the community league rinks
• Blackmud Creek ravine trails
• Steinhauer and Blue Quill playgrounds and spray parks
• Kinsmen Twin Arenas and south-side recreation facilities

Getting around

As the terminus, Century Park is built for connections: Capital Line trains to the University in roughly twenty minutes and downtown in about half an hour, a full bus transit centre, and a large park-and-ride. Drivers use 111 Street, 23 Avenue and Calgary Trail. For households down to one car, this is one of the easiest addresses in the southwest to do it from.

Find your ideal home near Century Park Station

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Sources for this page

• Sold data: Paragon MLS® sold data for Blue Quill, Ermineskin and Steinhauer, November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026.
• School names and grade levels: Edmonton Public Schools listings (Steinhauer, D.S. MacKenzie, Vernon Barford, Harry Ainlay), verified November 2026.
• Station and district details: City of Edmonton published information.

Frequently asked questions

What have homes near Century Park Station actually sold for?
In the year to November 8, 2026, 46 single-family homes sold at a median of $541,000 in a median of 18 days, and 92 condos sold at a median of $238,250, across Blue Quill, Ermineskin and Steinhauer (Paragon MLS®).

Why buy at the terminus instead of one stop north?
Price and certainty: the detached median here is well below the Southgate-area figure, the condo bench is deeper and cheaper, and the train starts here — a seat every morning. The trade is a few extra minutes on the train.

Is Ermineskin good for a first condo purchase?
It is one of the south side's standard first purchases — low-rise and townhome stock at a $238,250 district median, at the terminus platform, in a Harry Ainlay school district. Building fees vary; have Travis review the specific complex before you offer.

Will the south extension change Century Park?
The planned Capital Line South extension would make Century Park a through-station toward Heritage Valley. Timelines rest with the City — but the transit centre, park-and-ride and services here are permanent either way.