Summerside homes for sale.
Southeast Edmonton's lake community. Summerside is built around a private lake and beach for residents, with a resort feel you don't find anywhere else in the city.
Last updated October 2026
- Area
- Southeast, Ellerslie area
- Building since
- Early 2000s
- The lake
- 13 hectares, about 28 feet deep
- Homes
- About 3/4 detached and low density
Summerside at a glance.
- Median City-assessed value
- $519,000 across 4,945 residential properties
- New home permits
- 3 houses, duplexes and row homes in the last 12 months
- Renovation permits
- 83 in the last 12 months
- Schools inside Summerside
- 2 plus 1 within about 1.5 km
From City of Edmonton open data (Summerside), 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 Summerside.
Summerside sits in the middle of the Ellerslie area in southeast Edmonton. The City describes its edges as Ellerslie Road on the north, 66 Street on the east, 25 Avenue SW on the south and Parsons Road (91 Street) on the west.
Building started in the early 2000s. The plan is about three quarters lower-density homes, with the rest medium density, plus parks, two school sites and shops along Ellerslie Road.
The big feature is Summerside Lake, a 13 hectare lake about 28 feet deep in the west part of the neighbourhood. It was Edmonton's first lake built just for recreation, not for storm water. Residents pay a fee to use it.
Summerside is named after the city in Prince Edward Island, and the neighbourhood was planned with a nautical, resort-style character.
What's around Summerside.
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 3 permits for new houses, duplexes and row homes, 83 for renovations and 13 for commercial and apartment projects in Summerside in the last 12 months.
What it's like here.
Your own lake and beach
Residents get private use of the lake and beach club, which means summer swimming and paddling and winter skating close to home. There is a yearly fee for this.
Lots of family homes
Most of Summerside is detached homes, with some townhomes and duplexes, so there is a wide price range for first-time buyers and move-up buyers.
Shops and work nearby
Small shops run along Ellerslie Road, and a business park sits along Parsons Road on the west side.
Schools nearby.
Inside Summerside
- Father Michael Mireau. Edmonton Catholic, Kindergarten to Grade 9. 3010 Spence.
- Michael Strembitsky. Edmonton Public, Gr 2-9. 4110 Savaryn Drive SW.
Nearby
- Jan Reimer. Edmonton Public, K to Gr 9. About 1.3 km from the centre of Summerside.
The City plan includes two school sites in Summerside. Check any address with the Edmonton Public Schools and Edmonton Catholic Schools school finders, and Brent will confirm before you buy.
Commute and access.
- Ellerslie Road and 91 Street connect quickly to Anthony Henday Drive.
- Calgary Trail and Gateway Boulevard lead north into the city.
- Edmonton International Airport is a short drive south.
Selling in Summerside?
Brent can show you what homes like yours in Summerside actually sold for, and what buyers are paying for right now.
Summerside questions, answered.
Do you have to pay to use Summerside Lake?
Yes. Residents pay a maintenance fee for private use of the lake. Brent can find the current fee for any home you are looking at.
Is Summerside Lake a storm water pond?
No. The City says Summerside Lake was Edmonton's first lake built only for recreation, not to handle storm water.
Where is Summerside?
Southeast Edmonton, between Ellerslie Road and 25 Avenue SW, and between Parsons Road (91 Street) and 66 Street.
What are homes in Summerside selling for?
Prices depend on the home type and how close it is to the lake. Brent can send you recent Summerside sales so you know what homes like the one you want actually sell for.
Neighbourhoods near Summerside.
Sources: City of Edmonton, Summerside neighbourhood profile. Information is believed accurate but not guaranteed; confirm details before you buy.
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