Living in Jamieson Place, Edmonton
Established Family Homes Beside the Henday
Jamieson Place is an established west Edmonton community bounded by Anthony Henday Drive to the west, Callingwood Road to the north, 184 Street to the east and Lessard Road to the south.
Most homes were built in the 1980s and 1990s. It's named after Colonel F. C. Jamieson, an Edmonton lawyer, First World War officer and member of the Alberta legislature.
Homes and Prices in Jamieson Place
Jamieson Place is mostly detached family homes, with some duplexes. Expect two-storey and bungalow-style homes from the 1980s and 1990s on established lots.
Homes that have been updated, or that back onto green space, sit at the top of the range. Original-condition homes are usually the best value if you're ready to renovate. For current prices, see my monthly Edmonton market update or browse the live listings below.
Schools, Parks, Shopping and Commute
Schools. Michael A. Kostek School, a public elementary school, is in the community. Check the Edmonton Public Schools and Edmonton Catholic Schools locators for the designated schools for the address you're considering.
Parks. Green space and walkways run between streets, and the Wedgewood Ravine trails are a short drive away.
Shopping. The Callingwood area has groceries and everyday shops close by, and West Edmonton Mall is a short drive north.
Commute. Anthony Henday Drive is on the west edge, giving access across the city and south to Edmonton International Airport. Whitemud Drive is a short drive north. Drive times downtown vary a lot with traffic, so test your commute at rush hour. Check ETS trip planning for current transit routes.
Is Jamieson Place a Good Fit for You?
Jamieson Place tends to work well if you want:
- A detached family home on an established street
- An elementary school inside the community
- Fast Henday access
- A settled, established neighbourhood
It may not be the right fit if you want a brand-new home or a low-maintenance condo.
What I'd Watch Out For
- Age of major systems. Most homes are several decades old. Ask about the age of the roof, furnace, hot water tank and windows.
- Poly-B plumbing. Polybutylene water lines were used in many Alberta homes built from the late 1970s to the mid-1990s. Ask the seller and have your inspector check.
- Henday noise. Homes on the west edge, closest to Anthony Henday Drive, can hear more traffic.
- Dated interiors. Price out the updates you want before you make an offer.
Jamieson Place FAQ
Where is Jamieson Place in Edmonton?
In west Edmonton, between Anthony Henday Drive, Callingwood Road, 184 Street and Lessard Road.
When was Jamieson Place built?
Mostly in the 1980s and 1990s.
Is there a school in Jamieson Place?
Yes. Michael A. Kostek School, a public elementary school, is in the community.
What types of homes are in Jamieson Place?
Mostly detached family homes, with some duplexes.
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