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Communities

Seven communities across Edmonton and Spruce Grove.

From river valley lots in the southwest to ravine-edge estates in the northeast and forested acreage in Spruce Grove, find the area that fits how you want to live.

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Riverstead at Keswick

A riverside community along the North Saskatchewan River with river valley access, ravines, and an established trail network. New estate lots recently released.

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02

Marquis West

Estate homes on the northeast edge of the city, bordered by wheat fields and forested ravines beside the Horse Hill Creek natural area — minutes from Anthony Henday Drive.

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03

Cy Becker Landing

An established northeast community where the amenities are already built, not still promised. Centred on All Seasons Park with a splash park, skating ribbon, and toboggan hill.

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04

Fenwyck

Set across 80 acres of preserved forest in east Spruce Grove — walkout lots backing onto the natural creek bed and environmental reserve, 11 minutes from Edmonton.

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Prescott

A family-focused Spruce Grove community built around a K-9 learning centre and on-site YMCA childcare, with 60 acres of parkland at Jubilee Park and a creek running through it.

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06

Desrochers Villages

A Heritage Valley community built with first-time buyers in mind — within walking distance of schools and a community recreation centre, minutes from South Edmonton Common.

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Canossa

Canossa is a quiet, family-oriented residential community located in Northwest Edmonton (part of the Castle Downs district). Originally named after Canossa Castle in Italy, the neighborhood was designed around loops and cul-de-sacs to keep street traffic low and create a safe environment for growing families.

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