Highland Park Homes For Sale

While the Highland Park community was annexed to the city and officially established in 1910, it did not undergo extensive development until 1946. Today, the Highland Park community is bound to the north by McKnight Boulevard, to the south by 32 Avenue, to the east by Edmonton Trail and to the west by 4 Street. As such, there is a great deal of commercial and industrial development found in the area. At the same time, residents of the Highland Park community enjoy easy access to a number of recreational opportunities and facilities, including Confederation Park, Nose Hill Park and regional bike pathways. Furthermore, residents have direct access to the Downtown area via Edmonton Trail and Centre Street.

Closer to home, residents of Highland Park can participate in a number of activities that are available within the community centre. Capable of holding hundreds of people within its halls and basements, the community centre hosts karate classes, round dancers, ballroom dancers, square dancers, senior groups and church groups. The centre also hosts a variety of events throughout the year, such as craft fairs and a Stampede barbeque.

Children whose parents are interested in homes for sale in the Highland Park community may attend the public elementary schools of Buchanan and Highwood or the Catholic elementary schools of St. Joseph and St. Pius. Highwood and St. Pius both offer French Immersion programs. The community is also served by one public junior high school, George P. Vanier, which offers a French Immersion program. The Catholic junior high schools of St. Joseph and Madeleine d'Houet serve the community as well. Public high schools serving the Highland Park community include James Fowler and William Aberhart, with the latter offering a French Immersion program. The Catholic schools of St. Francis and St. Mary's , both of which offer a French Immersion program, serve the community as well.  Show Less...