If you’re looking for a vibrant, family-focused neighbourhood in southwest Edmonton, Terwillegar Towne stands out as one of the city’s most desirable places to call home. Located just off Anthony Henday Drive and Whitemud Drive, Terwillegar Towne offers easy access to downtown Edmonton, the University of Alberta, and the international airport — all within about 20–25 minutes.

Homes in Terwillegar Towne range from charming townhomes starting around $300,000 to larger single-family houses priced between $450,000 and $800,000, with premium executive homes occasionally reaching $1 million. Architectural styles feature welcoming front porches, pedestrian-friendly sidewalks, and classic designs that give the area a true small-town village feel.

Terwillegar Towne is perfect for families who value strong education. Schools in the area include Esther Starkman School (K–9), Monsignor William Irwin Catholic School (K–6), Lillian Osborne High School (nearby), and Archbishop Joseph MacNeil School (Catholic K–9, nearby in Leger). Many residents hold post-secondary degrees, creating a highly educated, community-minded population with an average household income around $135,000.

Shopping is another highlight of Terwillegar Towne. You can find daily conveniences at Terwillegar Heights Towne Square, nearby Magrath Market, and the larger Currents of Windermere shopping district, offering everything from groceries to restaurants and entertainment.

Green spaces are plentiful, including Terwillegar Towne Neighbourhood Park, Tomlinson Park, and South Terwillegar Park. You’ll also be close to the beautiful Terwillegar Park in the river valley, a popular off-leash dog park. The Terwillegar Community Recreation Centre provides swimming, skating, and fitness programs for all ages, making it a true hub for healthy living.

Whether you’re drawn by its family-friendly schools, quick access to Anthony Henday & Whitemud Drive, beautiful parks, or its charming village atmosphere, Terwillegar Towne is one of southwest Edmonton’s best-loved communities for a reason.

Local Highlights at a Glance

Schools

• Esther Starkman School (K–9)

• Monsignor William Irwin Catholic School (K–6)

• Lillian Osborne High School (10–12)

• Archbishop Joseph MacNeil School (K–9, Catholic)

Shopping Plazas

•  Terwillegar Heights Towne Square

• Magrath Market

• Currents of Windermere

Recreational Facilities

• Terwillegar Community Recreation Centre

• Terwillegar Towne Community League

Parks

• Terwillegar Towne Neighbourhood Park

• Tomlinson Park

• South Terwillegar Park

• Terwillegar Park (river valley, off-leash area)

Restaurants & Eateries

• XIX Nineteen

• Workshop Eatery

• Remedy Cafe Terwillegar

• Browns Socialhouse Terwillegar

• Famoso Neapolitan Pizzeria

Your Trusted Edmonton REALTOR®
Nooran Ostadeian
REALTOR® | RE/MAX Elite Windermere
📍 Serving Edmonton & Surrounding Areas

📧 Email: Nooran@RealtyEdmonton.ca
📞 Direct: 780-953-0723
🏢 Office: 304 Windermere Blvd, Edmonton, Alberta, T6W 2P2
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One of the most common questions people ask when moving to Edmonton is: “What’s the best neighborhood to live in?” But here’s the truth—there is no one-size-fits-all answer.

You’ll hear different opinions from bloggers, realtors, and even random people online. Everyone has a perspective, and many promote the area they live in or specialize in. But that doesn’t mean it’s right for you. The best neighborhood is the one that fits your lifestyle, your budget, and your goals.

Here’s how to make the best choice for your situation.

1. Start With Your Budget

You might find a beautiful, high-end neighborhood—but can you afford anything in it? Maybe not right now, and that’s okay. Edmonton has amazing communities in every price range. Start where your budget allows. You can always sell and move up later when your situation changes.

2. Are You Moving With a Family?

If you're coming with kids, you’ll need more than just a nice house. Look for a community that gives you easy access to schools, parks, classes, and recreation centers. Since you’ll be doing a lot of drop-offs and pick-ups, choose an area that makes daily life simpler and more connected.

Neighborhoods like Terwillegar, Summerside, and The Hamptons are great examples. They’re known for being safe, family-oriented, and full of walking trails, playgrounds, and nearby amenities.

3. Are You a Young Professional or Couple?

If you're young, social, or new to the city, you might want to live where things are happening—close to downtown, Whyte Ave, the Brewery District, or near the university. These areas are great for meeting people, staying active, and enjoying Edmonton’s events, cafes, and nightlife.

4. Are You an Investor?

If you're buying a rental property, don't choose based on your personal taste. Your focus should be cash flow, cap rate, tenant appeal, and location. Look for areas near public transportation, schools, or universities—places that are convenient and easy to rent out.

Good investment locations include downtown, the north side, the west of downtown, and areas surrounding the University of Alberta. These areas tend to offer steady demand from students, professionals, and renters looking for location and convenience.

5. If You Have a Big Budget – Think Long-Term Enjoyment

When you have the freedom to buy anywhere in the city, focus on what truly enhances your lifestyle. Edmonton has stunning high-end neighborhoods across all corners of the city—like Windermere, Glenora, Belgravia, Crestwood, and Westbrook.

Whether you want a luxury home near the river valley, a peaceful retreat with large lots, or quick access to downtown, there’s something for every lifestyle. As your realtor, I can help you explore what fits not just your budget—but your vision of home.

6. Edmonton Has Great Areas Everywhere

One important thing to understand about Edmonton: every part of the city has something special to offer. There are high-end, family-friendly, and up-and-coming neighborhoods in the north, south, west, and central areas. Don’t get stuck on names or what’s trending. Drive around, explore, and trust what feels right for you.

7. Try Before You Buy

If you’re moving from out of town, consider renting short-term or staying in an Airbnb for a few months. This gives you time to get a feel for different areas before committing to a purchase. Unless you have local family or friends you trust deeply, it’s smart to take your time.

8. Work With Someone Who Listens

A good realtor does more than open doors. They ask questions, understand your needs, and guide you toward the right place—even if it’s not the most obvious one. Every year, I help newcomers to Edmonton find homes that truly work for them. Many are referrals or people who discover me online—and I’m always happy to welcome a new happy client.

Final Thoughts

Don’t let someone else decide what’s best for you. Edmonton is a city of variety, with great neighborhoods for every budget and lifestyle. Whether you're buying your first home, moving with your family, or investing in real estate—what matters most is finding a place that fits you.

Your Trusted Edmonton REALTOR®
Nooran Ostadeian
REALTOR® | RE/MAX Elite Windermere
📍 Serving Edmonton & Surrounding Areas

📧 Email: Nooran@RealtyEdmonton.ca
📞 Direct: 780-953-0723
🏢 Office: 304 Windermere Blvd, Edmonton, Alberta, T6W 2P2
🔗 RealtyEdmonton.ca