Millbourne / Woodvale LRT Stop, Edmonton. Photo: Vanstrat, CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikimedia Commons).

Homes Near Millbourne / Woodvale LRT Stop

The Valley Line's Millbourne/Woodvale stop stands on 38 Avenue at 66 Street, at the northern edge of Mill Woods — and the neighbourhoods that walk to it are the four that meet at this corner: Michaels Park, Greenview, Tweddle Place and Richfield. This is classic Mill Woods family territory: 1970s and 80s bungalows, townhome complexes and low-rise condos on quiet crescents, now with a train that reaches downtown in about half an hour and Mill Woods Town Centre in minutes.

The wider Mill Woods story — the Town Centre, the hospital and the full district — lives in the Homes Near Grey Nuns Community Hospital guide and the area's school catchment guides. This page counts the stop's own walk-shed, 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: Michaels Park, Greenview, Tweddle Place and Richfield.

Single-family homes: 66 sales at a median sold price of $434,500 in a median of 22 days, from $280,000 to $708,500 — 77% under $500,000 and 94% under $600,000. This is the first-time and move-up family market working exactly as it should: solid 1970s-80s houses, real yards, quiet crescents, and a price that leaves room for a life after the mortgage.

Condos: 52 sales at a median of $213,250, from $96,500 to $485,000, in a median of 32 days. Mill Woods' townhome complexes are the story here — family-sized units at condo prices, with the train at the corner for the downtown and university commutes that used to mean a car on the Whitemud.

How these numbers were worked out: the stop sits at the corner where four neighbourhoods meet, and these figures count the whole of each — Michaels Park, Greenview, Tweddle Place and Richfield — because their homes genuinely ring the platform within a roughly 10-minute walk. Unlike some stops in this series, there are no partial-overlap neighbourhoods to exclude here; the four counted communities are the walk-shed, full stop.

Community highlights

• Millbourne/Woodvale stop on the Valley Line Southeast — Mill Woods Town Centre minutes south, downtown in about half an hour.
• Mill Woods' mature crescents — bungalows and two-storeys from the district's 1970s-80s build-out.
• Greenview's and Michaels Park's townhome complexes — family-sized condos at entry prices.
• Mill Woods Golf Course and Woodvale's community facilities nearby.
• Mill Woods Park and the district's pathway system through the four neighbourhoods.
• A deep school bench: Greenview, Satoo and Kameyosek elementaries all serve this corner of Mill Woods.

Mill Woods north real estate

Mill Woods was built as Edmonton's planned family suburb, and the north end around this stop is its original heartland. The housing is honest: brick-and-siding bungalows, split-levels and townhome complexes that have housed two generations of first-time buyers. At a $434,500 detached median with a train at the corner, this is where Edmonton families buy the full package — house, yard, schools, commute — without a $600,000 conversation.

Investors work the townhome stock for the same reason families buy it: Mill Woods rents deeply and steadily, the Valley Line widened the tenant pool to downtown and university commuters, and the entry prices still leave margin. Sellers here face an informed market — 22 days at the median rewards pricing to the street's own evidence.

About living near Millbourne / Woodvale Stop

Day to day, this is crescent-quiet Mill Woods: kids on bikes, league hockey at the local arenas, groceries and services along 66 Street and at the Town Centre, and the Golf Club's fairways as the district's green. The stop changed the one thing that used to define the area — distance. Downtown is now a ride, not an expedition.

Schools near Millbourne / Woodvale Stop

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

Elementary: Greenview School in Greenview; Satoo School and Kameyosek School (Edmonton Public Schools) serve adjoining Mill Woods neighbourhoods in this corner of the district.

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 Golf Course and the Woodvale Community League facilities anchor recreation, with Mill Woods Park's pathways and sports fields a short ride south. The Mill Woods Recreation Centre and the Town Centre's Edmonton Public Library branch serve the wider district; the ravine and pipeline-corridor greenways stitch the four neighbourhoods together for walkers and cyclists.

For kids nearby:

• Mill Woods Golf Course and Woodvale community facilities
• Mill Woods Park — pathways, fields and playgrounds
• Mill Woods Recreation Centre — pool and arena programs
• Community league rinks and spray parks across the four neighbourhoods
• Edmonton Public Library — Mill Woods Branch at the Town Centre

Getting around

The Valley Line runs from this stop south to Mill Woods Town Centre in minutes and north through Bonnie Doon to Churchill — about half an hour downtown, with the whole LRT network connecting there. Buses feed the stop from across Mill Woods. Drivers use 66 Street, 38 Avenue and the Whitemud Drive interchange just north — but for downtown and university commutes, the train now wins most mornings.

Find your ideal home near Millbourne / Woodvale Stop

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Sources for this page

• Sold data: Paragon MLS® sold data for Michaels Park, Greenview, Tweddle Place and Richfield, November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026.
• School names and grade levels: Edmonton Public Schools listings (Greenview, Satoo, Kameyosek, 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 the Millbourne/Woodvale stop actually sold for?
In the year to November 8, 2026, 66 single-family homes sold at a median of $434,500 in a median of 22 days, and 52 condos sold at a median of $213,250, across Michaels Park, Greenview, Tweddle Place and Richfield (Paragon MLS®).

How is this page different from the Mill Woods Station page?
Mill Woods Station — the line's terminus — counts Tawa, Satoo and Kameyosek around the Town Centre. This page counts the four neighbourhoods ringing the Millbourne/Woodvale stop, a few stops north. Two stops, two walk-sheds, no shared neighbourhoods between the counts.

Are Mill Woods townhomes a good first purchase?
They are one of the city's signature ones: family-sized units at a $213,250 district condo median, on quiet crescents, with a downtown train at the corner. Complex fees and condition vary — have Travis compare the specific complexes before you offer.

How long is the ride downtown?
About half an hour to Churchill on the Valley Line — competitive with the drive at rush hour, and it drops you at the hub for Capital and Metro connections.