Homes Near Glenrose Hospital

The Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital, at 10230 111 Avenue, is the largest free-standing comprehensive tertiary rehabilitation hospital in Canada — Alberta Health Services' centre for complex rehabilitation for patients of all ages, on the job since 1964. The neighbourhoods around it are some of Edmonton's best-established west-central districts: Glenora's ravine streets to the west, North Glenora's family grid, Westmount's character avenues and Inglewood's quiet, tree-heavy blocks. Live here and you get a hospital-district address with a heritage neighbourhood attached.

This is a search people make on purpose. The buyers are health-care staff settling near work at the Glenrose and the Royal Alexandra Hospital just east, families shopping the west side's schools, and buyers who want Glenora character without the Glenora-only price tag — Westmount, North Glenora and Inglewood deliver much of the same streetscape for less. The housing delivers depth: 302 sales in the past year across the four neighbourhoods.

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The sold figures

Window for every figure: November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026. Source: Paragon MLS® sold data, counted by neighbourhood. The neighbourhoods counted for this page are Glenora, North Glenora, Westmount and Inglewood. Medians are shown per neighbourhood — a median cannot be averaged across neighbourhoods, so every row below is that neighbourhood's own verified figure, with the sales count printed beside it to keep the numbers honest.

Single-family homes carry real range here. Glenora is the prestige end: 49 sales at a median sold price of $1,045,000 and a median of 30 days on market. Westmount's 68 single-family sales median $616,500 at a fast 20 days; North Glenora's 42 sales — every sale in the neighbourhood — median $519,500 at just 17 days, the quickest figure on this page; and Inglewood's 57 sales median $485,000. That is a $485,000-to-$1,045,000 ladder of established west-side neighbourhoods within a few blocks of each other.

Condos are the value story. Westmount recorded 55 condo sales at a median sold price of $181,500 — low-rise and mid-rise buildings along 124 Street and Groat Road that are a standing favourite for hospital staff and first-time buyers. Inglewood's 14 condo sales median $307,750, and Glenora's 17 median $117,500 in its older low-rise stock. North Glenora recorded no condo sales in the window. Individual sales across the four neighbourhoods ran from $55,000 to $2,943,000.

Community highlights

• The Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital itself — Canada's largest free-standing comprehensive tertiary rehabilitation hospital, at 10230 111 Avenue.
• The Royal Alexandra Hospital and the Kingsway hospital district are minutes east — two major hospitals anchor the area's employment.
• 124 Street's shops, galleries and restaurants run along Westmount's east edge.
• Glenora's ravine streets and the North Saskatchewan River valley trail system begin at the neighbourhood's west edge.
• North Glenora and Inglewood offer established family streets at medians well below Glenora's.
• Kingsway's retail and the Royal Alexandra's Kingsway/Royal Alex LRT station put the area on the Metro Line.

Glenora, North Glenora, Westmount & Inglewood real estate

Each neighbourhood has a published market dashboard on this site. Glenora is the prestige name — estate homes, ravine lots and the city's signature pre-war streets. North Glenora is its quieter sibling: a family grid of post-war homes that sells fast (a 17-day median) because buyers know it rarely lists. Westmount mixes character houses with the condo buildings of the 124 Street corridor, and Inglewood is the value play — mature trees, solid houses and the lowest single-family median of the four.

Who buys here? Health-care households first — the Glenrose and the Royal Alex make this a two-hospital district, and staff buy where they can walk or take one bus. Families buy the schools and the street trees; investors buy Westmount condos into the hospital rental pool. Resale value follows the institutions and the fixed supply of established west-side streets: there is no new land here, and infill only adds to the neighbourhoods' pull.

About living near Glenrose Hospital

Day to day, this is established Edmonton at its most liveable. Mornings start on ravine trails or the 124 Street coffee strip; the workday is a short hop to the hospitals or downtown; evenings belong to community league halls, Westmount's shops and the quietest streets in the inner west. Groceries and services line 124 Street and Kingsway, and the valley is the weekend default. It feels settled because it is — these neighbourhoods were finished generations ago and have been improving ever since.

Schools near Glenrose Hospital

Families in these neighbourhoods are served by Edmonton Public Schools and Edmonton Catholic Schools, with schools in the neighbourhoods themselves. Confirm any exact address in EPSB's Find a School tool before you buy, as attendance areas can change.

Elementary

• Inglewood School (Kindergarten to Grade 6, Edmonton Public Schools) — in Inglewood.
• Coronation School (Kindergarten to Grade 6, Edmonton Public Schools) — in Woodcroft, just north of Westmount.

Junior high

• Westmount School (Edmonton Public Schools) — the junior high in Westmount, serving Inglewood and the surrounding neighbourhoods.
• Westminster School (Grades 7 to 9, Edmonton Public Schools) — in Glenora's east edge.

Senior high

• Ross Sheppard School (Grades 10 to 12, Edmonton Public Schools) — the large senior high at Coronation Park, just north.
• Victoria School (Kindergarten to Grade 12, Edmonton Public Schools) — the arts-focused K–12 school, a short ride east.

Parks, recreation & community services

The river valley is the recreation system: Glenora's ravine trails connect to the full valley network, and Coronation Park — with the TELUS World of Science — sits just north of Westmount. The Glenrose's own grounds include the hospital's courtyard gardens, and the four community leagues run halls, rinks and programs proportionate to neighbourhoods that have been organized for a century.

For kids nearby:

• TELUS World of Science Edmonton, at Coronation Park just north of Westmount
• The river valley ravine trails off Glenora's west edge
• Coronation Park sports fields and playgrounds
• 124 Street's family shops, bakeries and Saturday street life

Getting around

The Metro Line's Kingsway/Royal Alex station puts the hospital district on the LRT, a short bus or bike ride from the Glenrose. Drivers get 111 Avenue and Groat Road as the east-west and north-south spines, downtown in about 10 minutes and the west end via 107 Avenue. Bus routes run along 124 Street and 111 Avenue, and the valley trail system gives cyclists a river route downtown. For a hospital-district address, the commute math is some of the best in the city.

Staying near Glenrose Hospital

• The Westin Edmonton — upscale downtown hotel on 101 Street, about 10 minutes from the hospital district.
• Sandman Signature Edmonton Downtown — mid-range downtown hotel, an easy base for west-central viewings.

Car rental: downtown agencies are about 10 minutes away — the simplest pickup for a house hunt in this part of the city.

Find your ideal home near Glenrose Hospital

North Glenora's 17-day median says it plainly: the good listings in these four neighbourhoods do not wait. Register for home search on bridgerealtygroup.ca to get new listings near Glenrose Hospital as they list, or call Travis Bannert at 780-720-8240 and talk through which of the four neighbourhoods fits your budget.

Travis Bannert, Realtor® | Bridge Realty Group, Maxwell Progressive Realty
780-720-8240 | bridgerealtygroup.ca

Sources for this page

• Sold figures: Paragon MLS® sold data, neighbourhoods listed above, November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026.
• School names and grade levels: Edmonton Public Schools and Edmonton Catholic Schools listings, November 2026. Confirm attendance areas in EPSB's Find a School tool.
• Landmark details: Alberta Health Services (albertahealthservices.ca/grh) — Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital address, role and history, November 2026.
• Hotel tiers reflect each property's market positioning; features are the properties' published amenities as of November 2026.
• Photo: Winterforce Media (WinterE229), CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Frequently asked questions

What have homes near Glenrose Hospital sold for recently?
In the year from November 9, 2025 to November 8, 2026, 302 homes sold across Glenora, North Glenora, Westmount and Inglewood. Single-family medians: Glenora $1,045,000 (49 sales), Westmount $616,500 (68 sales), North Glenora $519,500 (42 sales) and Inglewood $485,000 (57 sales). Westmount condos (55 sales) sold at a median of $181,500. Source: Paragon MLS® sold data, counted by neighbourhood.

Which neighbourhoods count as "near Glenrose Hospital"?
Glenora west of the hospital, North Glenora and Westmount around it, and Inglewood to the northeast — the four established west-central neighbourhoods that surround the Glenrose at 10230 111 Avenue.

What is the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital?
Alberta Health Services' rehabilitation hospital at 10230 111 Avenue in Edmonton — the largest free-standing, comprehensive tertiary rehabilitation hospital in Canada, serving patients of all ages on an inpatient, outpatient and outreach basis since 1964.

Which neighbourhood near the Glenrose sells fastest?
North Glenora: single-family homes there sold at a median of just 17 days on market in the past year, followed by Westmount single-family at 20 days. Both are low-listing neighbourhoods where prepared buyers win.

Is this a good area for hospital staff?
It is built for them: two major hospitals (the Glenrose and the Royal Alexandra), condo medians of $117,500–$307,750 for an easy first purchase, houses from a $485,000 median, and the Metro Line at Kingsway/Royal Alex station for the commute.