Homes Near Grey Nuns Community Hospital

The Grey Nuns Community Hospital anchors health care in Mill Woods — and in southeast Edmonton, Mill Woods is the search. This is Edmonton's biggest planned community: a whole city within a city around Mill Woods Town Centre, built for families, with some of the most affordable detached housing left in Edmonton. Live in Satoo, Kameyosek, Meyokumin, Tipaskan, Tawa or Greenview and the hospital is minutes from your door — close enough that a long shift ends with a short drive home.

Three kinds of buyers start here. Hospital staff — nurses, physicians, technicians and support teams — who want that short commute. First-time buyers and young families who want a real house, a yard and a garage without a new-suburb price. And multigenerational families who need space for everyone under one roof, or two homes on the same few streets. Add the Valley Line Southeast LRT, which now ties Mill Woods straight to downtown, and this is practical Edmonton living at a price that still leaves room in the budget.

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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 figures below aggregate the six Mill Woods neighbourhoods in the hospital's orbit — Satoo, Kameyosek, Meyokumin, Tipaskan, Tawa and Greenview.

Single-family homes are the value story: 84 sold in the year, at a median sold price of $422,350 and a median 26 days on market, with individual sales ranging from $310,000 to $708,500. That range is the opportunity — entry-level detached homes at the low end, and larger renovated family homes at the top, all inside the same hospital orbit.

Condos are the volume story: 129 sold — more than the single-family count — at a median sold price of $230,000 and a median 27 days on market. For staff who want to own near work, for first-time buyers, and for investors serving the hospital workforce, that is one of the most accessible condo markets in the city.

Community highlights

• The Grey Nuns Community Hospital itself — a full community hospital in the heart of Mill Woods, and the area's largest single employment anchor.
• Mill Woods Town Centre — shopping, services, the library branch and the transit centre in one district.
• The Valley Line Southeast LRT — Mill Woods Station ties the area straight to downtown, changing the commute math for the whole southeast.
• Jackie Parker Park — one of Edmonton's biggest playground and spray-park sites, plus off-leash space and sports fields.
• Mill Woods Recreation Centre — pool, arena and fitness facilities in the Town Centre district.
• A mature, multicultural community — restaurants, groceries and services from around the world along Mill Woods Road and 28 Avenue.

Mill Woods real estate

The housing stock is classic Mill Woods: 1980s and 1990s single-family homes — bungalows, bi-levels and two-storeys on proper lots — alongside townhouse complexes and low-rise condos that keep the entry price genuinely low. Many homes have had the big updates done (kitchens, windows, shingles); others are priced for a buyer willing to renovate and build equity. Who buys? Hospital staff first, then first-time buyers, upsizing families from condos, multigenerational households, and investors — the hospital, the LRT and Town Centre keep rental demand steady, and at these purchase prices the rent math works in a way it rarely does elsewhere in Edmonton. Resale is liquid: 213 sales in a year across just six neighbourhoods is a deep, active market.

About living near Grey Nuns Community Hospital

Day to day, this is one of the easiest family setups in the city. Groceries, schools, the recreation centre and the library are all inside the community — most daily trips never leave Mill Woods. When you do leave, the main roads run north to the Whitemud in minutes, the Anthony Henday rings the south side, and the LRT handles downtown days without parking stress. Quiet streets, big skies, neighbours who stay.

Schools near Grey Nuns Community Hospital

Elementary: Satoo School, Kameyosek School, Meyokumin School, Tipaskan School and Greenview School serve the six neighbourhoods — most streets have an elementary school within walking distance.

Junior high: Edith Rogers School and T.D. Baker School are the Mill Woods junior highs serving this area.

Senior high: J. Percy Page School is Mill Woods' public senior high, in the heart of the community.

Confirm any exact address in Edmonton Public Schools' Find a School tool before you buy — catchments shift, and school choice is part of the house decision here.

Parks, recreation & community services

Mill Woods Recreation Centre anchors the active life of the southeast — pool, arena and fitness programs in the Town Centre district — and Jackie Parker Park is the summer headquarters for half the neighbourhoods around the hospital. Community leagues run the rinks, halls and playgrounds street by street, and the Mill Woods branch of Edmonton Public Library on Hewes Way is a genuine community living room.

For kids nearby:

• Mill Woods Recreation Centre — pool, arena and fitness in the Town Centre district
• Jackie Parker Park — one of the city's biggest playground and spray-park sites
• Edmonton Public Library — Mill Woods Branch, on Hewes Way
• Mill Woods Town Centre for everyday family errands

Getting around

The Valley Line Southeast LRT is the headline: Mill Woods Station, by the Town Centre, runs straight through Strathcona to downtown — a realistic car-free commute for downtown and university workers. By car, the hospital orbit is roughly 15–20 minutes to the Whitemud and south Edmonton employment areas, about 25–30 minutes downtown in normal traffic, and the Anthony Henday Drive ring road is minutes south for cross-city trips. Bus routes feed the transit centre from every Mill Woods neighbourhood, and the flat, grid-pattern streets make cycling to the hospital and Town Centre easy in season.

Staying near Grey Nuns Community Hospital

Mill Woods itself has no hotel row, so house-hunting families base nearby:

• Four Points by Sheraton Edmonton South — mid-range, on Argyll Road about 10 minutes northwest — the nearest full-service hotel.
• Most hospital families base along Gateway Boulevard, about 10 minutes west, where the south-side hotel row (Sandman Signature, Holiday Inn and Best Western properties) covers every tier.

Car rental: agencies along Gateway Boulevard and Calgary Trail serve the whole southeast.

Find your ideal home near Grey Nuns Community Hospital

Working at the Grey Nuns, or just want Mill Woods value with an LRT attached? Register for home search on bridgerealtygroup.ca to get new listings in Satoo, Kameyosek, Meyokumin, Tipaskan, Tawa and Greenview the day they hit the market — or call Travis Bannert at 780-720-8240 and talk through which of the six neighbourhoods fits your shift, your schools and 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.
• Landmark and visitor details: Grey Nuns Community Hospital, City of Edmonton and Mill Woods community league published information.
• Schools: Edmonton Public Schools school listings — confirm any exact address in the EPSB Find a School tool.
• Hotel tiers reflect each property's market positioning as of November 2026.
• Front photo: Grey Nuns Community Hospital, Edmonton — Photo: Johntwrl, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0).

Frequently asked questions

What have homes near Grey Nuns Community Hospital sold for recently?
Across Satoo, Kameyosek, Meyokumin, Tipaskan, Tawa and Greenview, 84 single-family homes sold at a median price of $422,350 in a median 26 days, and 129 condos sold at a median of $230,000 in a median 27 days (November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026, Paragon MLS®).

Which neighbourhoods are closest to the hospital?
Satoo, Kameyosek and Tawa sit closest to the hospital and Town Centre; Meyokumin, Tipaskan and Greenview complete the orbit — all six are inside Mill Woods and minutes from the doors.

Is Mill Woods good for first-time buyers?
It is one of Edmonton's strongest first-buyer markets: a condo median of $230,000 and detached homes starting in the low $300,000s in the past year, with the LRT, schools and the Town Centre already built.

How is the commute downtown from Mill Woods?
The Valley Line Southeast LRT runs from Mill Woods Station to downtown without a transfer. By car it is roughly 25–30 minutes in normal traffic via 66 Street/75 Street or Gateway Boulevard.

Do homes near the Grey Nuns rent well?
Hospital staff, LRT commuters and Town Centre workers create steady year-round rental demand, and purchase prices in this orbit are among the lowest in Edmonton — a combination investors actively shop for.