Homes Near The King's University

The King's University — a small Christian liberal-arts university on 50 Street in Edmonton's east end — anchors a quiet corner that buyers find through the school and stay for the neighbourhoods: Ottewell, Capilano, Kenilworth and Avonmore. These are mature, leafy, family-first districts of 1950s and 60s homes on big lots, with the Gold Bar and Capilano river valley parks at the door and community league rinks on every few blocks.
King's students and staff are part of this market — a small campus means a personal, walkable student life — but the bigger crowds are east-end families who grew up here and buy back in, and Sherwood Park commuters who want Edmonton prices with a 10-minute run across the river on Wayne Gretzky Drive. If your search words are "quiet, treed, established, east side," this is your page.
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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 — Capilano, Ottewell, Kenilworth and Avonmore.
| Sales | Median sold price | Median days on market |
| Single-family homes | 210 | $484,800 | 18 days |
| Condos | 10 | $267,500 | 37.5 days |
| All property types | 220 | $480,900 | 18.5 days |
Single-family homes dominate and move quickly: 210 sold at a median sold price of $484,800 in a median of just 18 days — the fastest pace in this batch of east-side markets — with individual sales from $250,000 to $1,357,500. The low end is renovation-ready bungalows; the top is ravine-edge and fully rebuilt homes in Capilano. Eighteen days means buyers decide fast here, and sellers with a well-kept home are rewarded for it.
Condos are a thin slice: only 10 sold, at a median sold price of $267,500 in a median 37.5 days. That smaller sample is itself the information — this is a house neighbourhood market, and the condos that do trade serve downsizers and first-time buyers who specifically want the east end's mature streets.
Community highlights
- The King's University — a small, close-knit Christian liberal-arts campus on 50 Street, woven into Ottewell's streets.
- Gold Bar Park and Capilano Park — river valley trails, picnic sites and cross-country skiing at the neighbourhoods' north edge.
- Capilano Mall — the east end's everyday shopping anchor, at Ottewell's northeast corner.
- Hardisty Leisure Centre — pool and programs in the Capilano area.
- Community league culture — Ottewell, Kenilworth, Avonmore and Capilano leagues run the rinks, halls and playgrounds that make these streets feel like small towns.
- A 10-minute run to Sherwood Park and a straight shot downtown along 98 Avenue and Wayne Gretzky Drive.
Ottewell & Capilano area real estate
The housing character is post-war Edmonton done right: bungalows, bi-levels and split-levels from the 1950s and 60s on wide, treed lots, many renovated to modern standard, plus selective infill where the oldest homes come down. Capilano adds ravine-edge prestige along the valley; Kenilworth and Avonmore add quiet interior streets at a gentler price. Who buys: families first — this is a schools-and-rinks market — plus King's staff and students' parents, east-side move-up buyers, and Sherwood Park households trading the commute for Edmonton taxes and prices. Resale value is underwritten by pace (a median 18 days for houses) and by lot value: big mature lots near the valley do not get cheaper. Rental demand from the university is modest but steady, best served by legal-suite homes near 50 Street.
About living near The King's University
Daily life here is deliberately unhurried. Capilano Mall and the 50 Street shops cover groceries and services; the library's Capilano branch sits by the mall; weekends default to the river valley — Gold Bar Park picnics, Fulton Ravine trail rides, winter skiing under the lights. Community leagues are the social infrastructure: pancake breakfasts, rink shacks, soccer registration. Downtown is close enough for work and events, Sherwood Park is close enough for its recreation centres and shopping, and the streets themselves stay quiet — that balance is exactly what residents pay to keep.
Schools near The King's University
Elementary: Clara Tyner School in Ottewell and Waverley School in Kenilworth are the area's public elementary schools.
Junior high: Ottewell School and Kenilworth School carry the junior high grades, with Hardisty School (a K–9 school just south of Capilano) also serving the area.
Senior high: McNally High School is the public senior high for these neighbourhoods; Austin O'Brien High School is the Catholic senior high in Ottewell.
Confirm any exact address in Edmonton Public Schools' Find a School tool before you buy.
Parks, recreation & community services
The river valley is the recreation system: Gold Bar Park and Capilano Park offer trails, picnic sites and groomed cross-country skiing, and Fulton Ravine threads through the neighbourhoods themselves. Hardisty Leisure Centre covers indoor swimming and programs, and the four community leagues run playgrounds, rinks and halls street by street.
For kids nearby:
- Hardisty Leisure Centre — pool and programs in the Capilano area
- Gold Bar Park — river valley trails, picnic sites and cross-country skiing
- Capilano Park and the Fulton Ravine trails
- Ottewell and Kenilworth community league playgrounds and rinks
Getting around
This is a driver's district with good roads: 98 Avenue and Wayne Gretzky Drive put downtown about 15 minutes west, the Sherwood Park Freeway (Wye Road) puts Sherwood Park about 10 minutes east, and 50 Street and 75 Street run south to the Whitemud and the Henday. Buses connect the neighbourhoods to the Capilano Transit Centre and downtown. Cyclists ride the Fulton Ravine and river valley trail system straight toward downtown — one of the prettiest commutes in the city in season.
Staying near The King's University
- Hampton Inn & Suites Edmonton/Sherwood Park — mid-range, about 10 minutes east in Sherwood Park; free hot breakfast is the brand standard.
- Park Inn by Radisson Sherwood Park — mid-range, also in Sherwood Park.
Car rental: agencies in Sherwood Park along Baseline Road, or on the Yellowhead corridor — most King's-area house hunts are done by car.
Find your ideal home near The King's University
Studying or working at King's, or buying into Ottewell, Capilano, Kenilworth or Avonmore for the long term? Register for home search on bridgerealtygroup.ca to catch new listings the day they hit — houses here moved in a median 18 days last year — or call Travis Bannert at 780-720-8240 to set up your east-end shortlist.
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: The King's University, City of Edmonton and community league published information.
- Schools: Edmonton Public Schools and Edmonton Catholic Schools 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: The King's University, Edmonton — Photo: Tracklan2, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0).
Frequently asked questions
What have homes near The King's University sold for recently?
Across Capilano, Ottewell, Kenilworth and Avonmore, 210 single-family homes sold at a median price of $484,800 in a median 18 days, and 10 condos sold at a median of $267,500 in a median 37.5 days (November 9, 2025 – November 8, 2026, Paragon MLS®).
Why do houses sell in only 18 days here?
Big mature lots, strong schools, river valley access and a fully built district — supply is fixed while family demand is steady, so well-kept homes are spoken for quickly.
Is the King's area good for Sherwood Park commuters?
Yes — it is one of the classic two-way commutes in the region: about 10 minutes east to Sherwood Park, about 15 minutes west to downtown, with Edmonton prices and taxes in between.
Are there many condos near King's University?
No — only 10 condos sold in these four neighbourhoods in the past year. It is a single-family-home market; condo buyers here are patient and specific.
What is the housing stock like?
Mostly 1950s and 60s bungalows, bi-levels and split-levels on wide treed lots, many renovated, with selective infill and ravine-edge homes in Capilano at the top of the range.