Mill Woods Station, Edmonton. Photo: TagaSanPedroAko, CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikimedia Commons).

Homes Near Mill Woods LRT Station

Mill Woods Station is the Valley Line's southeast terminus, standing at Mill Woods Town Centre — beside the transit centre, the Grey Nuns Community Hospital and the district's library and recreation hub. The neighbourhoods that walk to it are Tawa, Satoo and Kameyosek: mature Mill Woods communities of 1970s-80s homes and townhome complexes that waited a generation for this train and now sit at the start of the line — a guaranteed seat, downtown in about 35 minutes.

The hospital district's full story is in the Homes Near Grey Nuns Community Hospital guide, which counts a wider Mill Woods district. This page counts the terminus walk-shed itself — Tawa, Satoo and Kameyosek — exactly.

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The sold figures

Window for every figure: November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026. Source: Paragon MLS® sold data. Areas counted: Tawa, Satoo and Kameyosek.

Single-family homes: 39 sales at a median sold price of $420,000 in a median of 25 days, running from $318,500 to $600,000 — the tightest, most first-time-buyer-shaped range in this station series, with 87% under $500,000. Tawa's and Satoo's bungalows and two-storeys are the attainable family house, Mill Woods style, now with the terminus at the end of the street.

Condos out-sell houses here: 76 sales at a median of $244,250, from $113,500 to $450,000, in a median of 24.5 days. Tawa's townhome and apartment stock — built for the hospital and Town Centre workforce — turns over steadily to first-time buyers, hospital staff and investors who understand a terminus-plus-hospital tenant pool.

How these numbers were worked out: these figures count Tawa, Satoo and Kameyosek in full — the neighbourhoods wrapped around the Town Centre and the terminus. Named and excluded: Meyonohk, Meyokumin, Tipaskan and Pollard Meadows, the neighbourhoods further south and east whose homes sit beyond this walk-shed and orient to the Town Centre by bus and car rather than by foot.

Community highlights

• Mill Woods Station — Valley Line Southeast terminus at Mill Woods Town Centre, with the district's main transit centre.
• Grey Nuns Community Hospital beside the station — one of the southeast's largest employers.
• Mill Woods Town Centre — retail, services and the Edmonton Public Library's Mill Woods Branch.
• Tawa's townhome stock — the hospital district's workforce housing, at the platform.
• Satoo's and Kameyosek's mature family streets and elementary schools.
• Mill Woods Park and the recreation centre complex minutes south.

Mill Woods Town Centre real estate

The terminus completes Mill Woods' original plan: a self-contained city district — hospital, town centre, library, recreation — now tied to downtown by rail. The housing wraps it in two layers: Tawa's condo-heavy stock serving the hospital workforce and entry buyers, and the Satoo and Kameyosek family streets behind it. At a $420,000 detached median and a $244,250 condo median, this is one of the most attainable terminus walk-sheds in the country.

Who buys here: Grey Nuns staff who walk to work and ride downtown; first-time buyers graduating from renting in the same complexes they buy into; families set on the Satoo-Kameyosek school streets; and investors, because hospital-plus-terminus demand does not take seasons off. The train also quietly changed the downsizer math — owners selling family homes in deeper Mill Woods can now stay in the district, in Tawa's stock, and keep the train.

About living near Mill Woods Station

Mill Woods was designed so daily life fits inside the district, and around the terminus it genuinely does: work at the hospital, shop at the Town Centre, swim at the rec centre, read at the library — then ride the train when the city calls. The neighbourhoods themselves are mature and settled: tree-lined crescents, league rinks, and schools that have taught two generations of the same families.

Schools near Mill Woods 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: Satoo School and Kameyosek School (Edmonton Public Schools) stand in the counted neighbourhoods themselves; Meyokumin School and Tipaskan School serve the adjoining southern neighbourhoods.

Junior high: Edith Rogers School and T.D. Baker School (Edmonton Public Schools) — read the Edith Rogers School catchment guide and the T.D. Baker School catchment guide.

Senior high: J. Percy Page High School (Edmonton Public Schools) — read the J. Percy Page School catchment guide.

Parks, recreation & community services

Mill Woods Park — with its pathways, sports fields and the recreation centre's pool and arenas — is the district's green hub, minutes south of the station. Jackie Parker Park and its golf facilities sit northwest; the Town Centre's library branch and the community league network (Satoo and Knottwood-area leagues) run the local calendar.

For kids nearby:

• Mill Woods Recreation Centre — pool, arenas and programs
• Mill Woods Park pathways, fields and playgrounds
• Edmonton Public Library — Mill Woods Branch at the Town Centre
• Jackie Parker Park and the Mill Woods Golf Course
• Community league rinks and spray parks in Satoo and Kameyosek

Getting around

As the terminus, Mill Woods Station starts every train: the Valley Line runs north through Millbourne/Woodvale and Bonnie Doon to Churchill in about 35 minutes, with Capital and Metro connections at the hub. The adjoining transit centre feeds buses from all of Mill Woods and the southeast. Drivers get 66 Street, 50 Street and the Whitemud — but for the downtown and university commutes this district waited decades for, the train is the answer.

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Sources for this page

• Sold data: Paragon MLS® sold data for Tawa, Satoo and Kameyosek, November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026.
• School names and grade levels: Edmonton Public Schools listings (Satoo, Kameyosek, Meyokumin, Tipaskan, Edith Rogers, T.D. Baker, J. Percy Page), verified November 2026.
• Station and district details: City of Edmonton published information.

Frequently asked questions

What have homes near Mill Woods Station actually sold for?
In the year to November 8, 2026, 39 single-family homes sold at a median of $420,000 in a median of 25 days, and 76 condos sold at a median of $244,250, across Tawa, Satoo and Kameyosek (Paragon MLS®).

Why do condos outsell houses here?
Tawa was built as the Town Centre's workforce housing — a deep stock of townhomes and apartments beside the hospital. It turns over steadily to staff, first-time buyers and investors, while Satoo and Kameyosek houses are longer-held family homes that list less often.

Is the Grey Nuns guide's data the same?
No — the hospital guide counts a wider Mill Woods district drawn around the Grey Nuns. This page counts the terminus walk-shed only (Tawa, Satoo, Kameyosek). Each page states its areas so the figures can be checked against each other honestly.

How long is the ride downtown from the terminus?
About 35 minutes to Churchill on the Valley Line — and because the train starts here, the morning seat is guaranteed, which regulars will tell you is its own feature.