Ellerslie homes for sale.
A finished southeast neighbourhood just inside the Anthony Henday, with a mix of homes, tree stands and small parks, and quick access south toward the airport and Nisku.
Last updated October 2026
- Area
- Southeast, inside the Henday
- Built
- Early 2000s, now complete
- Homes
- Detached, duplex, row and low-rise
- Name used since
- About 1900
Ellerslie at a glance.
- Median City-assessed value
- $403,000 across 2,069 residential properties
- New home permits
- 0 houses, duplexes and row homes in the last 12 months
- Renovation permits
- 22 in the last 12 months
- Schools inside Ellerslie
- 0 plus 2 within about 1.5 km
From City of Edmonton open data (Ellerslie), checked 2026-10-30. The City's assessed value is for property tax and is not a market price. For what homes are really selling for, ask Brent.
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Living in Ellerslie.
The Ellerslie neighbourhood was planned in the early 2000s and built quickly. The City now considers the residential part complete.
Its edges are Anthony Henday Drive on the north, 91 Street (Parsons Road) on the west, Ellerslie Road on the south and 66 Street on the east.
Homes range from single and semi-detached houses to row housing and low-rise apartments. In the east part, older country-residential homes still sit on lots of about one hectare.
Ellerslie was planned as a classic "neighbourhood unit", with the school, park and community buildings in the middle and the busier roads around the outside.
The Ellerslie name has been used here since about 1900. The local school district started in 1895 and the post office in 1896.
What's around Ellerslie.
Tap a filter, then a place. Gold line = the City of Edmonton boundary. Places just outside it are included, because the café across the road counts too.
School zones: Edmonton Public Schools attendance areas from City of Edmonton open data (2021 school year, the newest published). Boundaries can change, so always check an address with the EPSB school locator. Edmonton Catholic does not publish zone maps; ask Brent or check with Edmonton Catholic Schools.
Places from City of Edmonton open data (business licences, schools, parks, playgrounds, rec facilities, libraries, LRT and ETS bus stops). Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.
What's new and what's coming.
- Building: the City issued 0 permits for new houses, duplexes and row homes, 22 for renovations and 8 for commercial and apartment projects in Ellerslie in the last 12 months.
What it's like here.
Parks and trees
Several natural tree stands and many small parks are linked by pathways, so there is green space close to most homes.
A home for every budget
Because the housing mix is so wide, Ellerslie works for first-time buyers, growing families and people who want a big country-style lot.
Everyday shops inside
The plan put small commercial sites inside the neighbourhood, so day-to-day errands can stay close to home.
Schools nearby.
Nearby
- Father Michael Mireau. Edmonton Catholic, Kindergarten to Grade 9. About 1 km from the centre of Ellerslie.
- Ellerslie Campus. Edmonton Public, K to Gr 9. About 1.1 km from the centre of Ellerslie.
Ellerslie has a school and park site at its centre. Check any address with the Edmonton Public Schools and Edmonton Catholic Schools school finders, and Brent will confirm before you buy.
Commute and access.
- Anthony Henday Drive is the north edge of the neighbourhood.
- Parsons Road and Calgary Trail lead north into the city.
- Edmonton International Airport and Nisku are a short drive south.
Selling in Ellerslie?
Brent can show you what homes like yours in Ellerslie actually sold for, and what buyers are paying for right now.
Ellerslie questions, answered.
Is Ellerslie finished being built?
Yes. The City considers the homes in Ellerslie complete. Newer building in the area is happening south of Ellerslie Road, in places like Summerside, Walker and The Orchards.
Where is Ellerslie?
Southeast Edmonton, between Anthony Henday Drive and Ellerslie Road, and between 91 Street and 66 Street.
Are there acreage-style lots in Ellerslie?
Yes. The east part of the neighbourhood still has older country-residential homes on lots of about one hectare.
What are homes in Ellerslie selling for?
It depends on the home type, from apartments to big-lot homes. Brent can send you recent Ellerslie sales for the kind of home you want.
Neighbourhoods near Ellerslie.
Sources: City of Edmonton, Ellerslie neighbourhood profile. Information is believed accurate but not guaranteed; confirm details before you buy.
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