RealEstateYEGBrent Deptuck · REALTOR® · Real Broker 587-400-4668

Community guide · 31 km from downtown Edmonton

Leduc

Leduc is a city of about 40,000 people about 33 km south of Edmonton, right beside Edmonton International Airport. The Leduc No. 1 oil strike near here in 1947 changed Alberta.

Alexandra ParkBlack StoneBridgeportCaledoniaCentral Business DistrictCorinthia ParkCrystal CreekDeer ValleyIndustrial AreasLakeside EstatesLede ParkLeduc CommonLeduc EstatesLeduc Golf ClubLinsford ParkLions ParkMeadowview ParkNorth TelfordRobinsonRural AreasSE25South ParkSouth TelfordSouthforkSuntreeTributeWest CommercialWest HavenWillow ParkWindroseWoodbend

Tap a neighbourhood. Its map opens below.

Pick a neighbourhood

22 neighbourhoods in Leduc

Tap one on the map above or in the list. The map below zooms to it, with parks, places to eat and schools nearby.

Explore the map

What's around Leduc.

Tap a filter, then a place. The gold line is the Leduc boundary.

Places from OpenStreetMap contributors and Leduc open data; schools from the school boards' own sites. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.

About Leduc

Robert Telford, a former NWMP officer, settled here in 1891. The name honours Father Hippolyte Leduc. Leduc became a village in 1899, a town in 1906 and a city on September 1, 1983.

The Leduc No. 1 well struck oil near the town on February 13, 1947. Oil and gas is still a big part of the local economy, and the Leduc Business Park has more than 1,400 businesses.

Leduc grew from 29,993 people in 2016 to 34,094 in 2021 (federal census), and the City now says about 40,000 people live here.

Where people live.

  • Established neighbourhoods

    Linsford Park, South Telford, North Telford and Corinthia Park have homes mostly built in the 1950s to 1970s, close to downtown.

  • Newer neighbourhoods

    Southfork is the largest, with about 1,700 homes and a median build year of 2013. Robinson, Black Stone and Woodbend are among the newest.

  • Close to downtown

    Alexandra Park, Linsford Park and the Central Business District sit around the Leduc Civic Centre and the library.

Things to do.

  • Telford Lake and William F. Lede Park

    The 200-acre park includes a 40-acre off-leash dog park, with lake trails next door.

  • Leduc Recreation Centre

    309,000 sq ft with three NHL-size arenas, an aquatic centre and an 8-sheet curling rink.

  • Maclab Centre for the Performing Arts

    A 460-seat theatre.

  • Premium Outlet Collection

    Outlet shopping at Edmonton International Airport, a short drive or Route 10 bus ride away.

Getting around.

  • Highway 2 (QEII) runs north to Edmonton. Highways 2A, 39 and 623 also serve the city.
  • Leduc Transit Route 10 links Leduc, Nisku, the outlet mall and the airport. Route 1 runs to Century Park in Edmonton at weekday peak hours, with free park-and-ride at the Leduc Recreation Centre.
  • Check leductransit.ca for current times.

Owning a home in Leduc.

2026 property tax

9.39 per $1,000 of assessed value

$

$4,697 a year, about $391 a month

Municipal 6.775 + school 2.512 + seniors housing 0.1078. City of Leduc 2026 tax rate bylaw (Alberta Municipal Affairs copy). An estimate only: your bill uses your own assessment.

  • Snow

    Leduc rotates residential parking bans by neighbourhood with 48 hours' notice on signs at neighbourhood entrances; fines up to $250 plus towing. Sign up for City email alerts.

    leduc.ca ↗
  • Fire pits

    Three levels: advisory, restriction, ban. During a ban, wood fire pits, charcoal and smokers are banned; natural gas and propane appliances are still OK.

    onefm.ca ↗

Looking at an acreage nearby?

Leduc County (acreages around Leduc, Beaumont and Devon): good to know

  • Snow

    Leduc County plows private driveways FREE up to three times a season once you sign a private driveway snowplow agreement (more visits are billed). Leave gates open; crews won't clear the windrow at your driveway end. Request at snow@leduc-county.com.

    leduc-county.com ↗
  • Garbage

    Eight free transfer stations (Looma, Mission Beach, New Sarepta, Rolly View, Sunnybrook, Thorsby, Warburg, Wizard Lake) with no limit or charge for household waste. You need a free access card. Door-to-door pickup only in Nisku, New Sarepta and a few subdivisions (Churchill Meadow, Irvine Creek, Diamond Estates, Lukas Estates, Royal Oaks).

    leduc-county.com ↗
  • Burning

    A free permit is needed for every open burn from March 1 to Oct 31 (online or from a local fire guardian). No open burning in hamlets or subdivisions. Fire pits and burn barrels need no permit.

    leduc-county.com ↗

Rules change. Check with your city, town or county before you count on any of this.

Schools in Leduc.

  • Christ the King SchoolSt. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Schools (STAR Catholic) · 9-12
  • École Notre Dame SchoolSt. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Schools (STAR Catholic) · Pre K-6
  • Father Leduc Catholic SchoolSt. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Schools (STAR Catholic) · K-8
  • St. Benedict SchoolSt. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Schools (STAR Catholic) · Pre K-6
  • St. Maximilian Collegiate & Learning CentreSt. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Schools (STAR Catholic) · 10-12
  • Caledonia Park SchoolBlack Gold School Division
  • East Elementary SchoolBlack Gold School Division
  • École Corinthia Park SchoolBlack Gold School Division
  • École Leduc Estates SchoolBlack Gold School Division
  • École Leduc Junior High SchoolBlack Gold School Division
  • Leduc Composite High SchoolBlack Gold School Division
  • Linsford Park SchoolBlack Gold School Division
  • Ohpaho Secondary SchoolBlack Gold School Division
  • West Haven Public SchoolBlack Gold School Division
  • Willow Park SchoolBlack Gold School Division
  • Black Gold Outreach SchoolBlack Gold School Division
  • Covenant Christian SchoolBlack Gold School Division

School list from Alberta Education's school capacity list (2023/24) and each board's 2026 school list. Grades are null where the board doesn't publish them in a form we could check; families should confirm designated schools with each board.

What’s coming.

  • New Municipal Development Plan (Bylaw 1261-2026) went to a public hearing Oct 5, 2026, including an interim policy on new lots for narrow townhouses under 5.48 m (18 ft). City of Leduc
  • 2027 budget deliberations run Oct 26 to Nov 23, with approval expected Dec 7, 2026. City of Leduc
  • Urban Centre revitalization grant program launched Oct 15, 2026 for downtown property owners. City of Leduc
Questions

Leduc questions

What do homes cost in Leduc?

The City's 2025 median assessed value for a single-family home was $442,000. Assessments are not sale prices. This website doesn’t show sold prices. Register free and Brent can send you recent sales in this area, or a free comparison of homes like yours.

What are property taxes like in Leduc?

The 2026 residential rate is about 9.39 per $1,000 of assessed value, including the provincial school tax. On a home assessed at $500,000 that is about $4,697 a year. Check your own assessment with the City.

What school boards serve Leduc?

Black Gold School Division (public, with French Immersion schools) and St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Schools (STAR Catholic).

How far is Leduc from Edmonton?

About 33 km south, with Edmonton International Airport in between.

Thinking about Leduc? Let’s talk it through.

I can tell you what’s selling, which streets fit your plans, and what the drive is really like.

More communities: St. AlbertSherwood ParkSpruce GroveStony PlainBeaumontFort SaskatchewanDevonMorinvilleArdrossan

Sources

Brent Deptuck, REALTOR® · Real Broker