Balwin Sold Prices & Sale History
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Balwin vs Edmonton
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Edmonton median sold price
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Neighbourhood Guide: Balwin, Edmonton
Neighbourhood Overview
Balwin is an established residential neighbourhood in northeast Edmonton, originally known as 'Packingtown' before being annexed by the city in 1912. Today, it offers a quiet, family-oriented atmosphere within the greater Londonderry district. The area features mature, tree-lined streets and a mix of historic charm and mid-century development, attracting homebuyers seeking mid-range affordability. Over the past year, the area has seen 0 homes change hands, reflecting its steady community appeal.
Location
Situated in northeast Edmonton, Balwin is well-defined by its borders: 132 Avenue to the north, 127 Avenue to the south, 82 Street to the west, and 66 Street to the east. This strategic location provides residents with seamless access to major commuting routes, including the Yellowhead Trail and Fort Road, making trips to downtown Edmonton and surrounding areas highly convenient.
Housing Character
The dominant property type in Balwin is the single-family detached home, with classic mid-century bungalows making up the majority of the streetscapes. Most residential development occurred between 1946 and 1970, providing mature lots and established landscaping. While single-family homes are most prominent, there is also a mix of duplexes and low-rise apartments. Buyers looking in this mid-range market can expect a median sold price of $0 and homes spending an average of 0 days on the market.
Schools & Education
Balwin is an excellent neighbourhood for growing families, offering several educational options right within its boundaries. Local students are served by Princeton School for elementary grades and Balwin School for junior high. For those seeking Catholic education, St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Elementary School is also located in the community. Additional educational opportunities, including high schools like M.E. Lazerte, are easily accessible in nearby neighbourhoods.
Transit & Access
Public transit is highly accessible for Balwin residents. The neighbourhood is situated a short distance from the Belvedere LRT Station on the Capital Line, providing rapid transit connections to the downtown core, the University of Alberta, and other major city hubs. Several local Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) bus routes, including the 106 and 107, operate efficiently along the community's arterial roads.
Shopping & Dining
While primarily residential, Balwin offers excellent proximity to major retail and dining hubs. Residents are just a short drive from Londonderry Mall to the north and Northgate Centre, both of which provide major grocery stores, diverse retail chains, and essential services. Additionally, Fort Road and 66 Street feature a variety of local commercial plazas offering pharmacies, convenience stores, bakeries, and casual dining options.
Parks & Recreation
Ample green space and active community facilities define recreation in Balwin. Zoie Gardner Park provides expansive open space, playgrounds, and a splash park for young families. Balwin Park is home to the highly active Balwin Community League, which maintains a community hall, an outdoor skating rink, tennis courts, and a basketball court, serving as a dynamic hub for local sports and gatherings.
Lifestyle & Community
The lifestyle in Balwin is deeply rooted in its strong, diverse community and family-friendly environment. The active community league hosts year-round events, from local festivals to sports programs, fostering a tight-knit neighbourhood feel. With a sale-to-list ratio of 0.0%, the local real estate market highlights steady demand from residents who value the blend of quiet suburban living, mature parks, and urban accessibility.
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