The upper end of Winston Heights/Mountview is its custom infills and golf-course-adjacent builds — homes on generous mid-century lots, often backing or facing the Winston Golf Club fairways. What they trade on is space and quiet at a genuinely central address, rather than the skyline views or main-street walkability that drive the top end elsewhere in the inner city. It is a smaller and less predictable segment than the community's detached market as a whole. several homes are listed at or above one million dollars here right now.
Two things concentrate here and neither can be added later. The first is the greenbelt: the golf club greens the middle of the community, and the homes on its edge get an outlook and a buffer that no amount of finishing replicates. The second is lot size — the original subdivision was generous by inner-city standards, which lets a custom build have a footprint, a yard, an oversized garage and outdoor living without feeling squeezed. Put that eight minutes from downtown with Bridgeland's restaurants minutes south and the airport an easy run north, and the appeal is fairly specific: buyers who want space and quiet without leaving the inner city.
Fairway frontage is worth confirming rather than assuming — check exactly what a home faces or backs onto, and what the club's own plans and fencing arrangements are. Errant golf balls are a real consideration on some lots and worth asking about. Check the airport flight path on the specific street, particularly on the northern blocks. On a recent custom build, ask who built it, what warranty remains, and have the envelope, roof, windows, mechanicals, grading and drainage inspected regardless of age. And confirm whether the lot has been subdivided, because lot size is a meaningful part of what you are paying for here.
Measured over September 2025 to August 2026 from MLS® data, on 15 sales at or above one million dollars. These are historical figures for a stated window; the listing counts elsewhere on this page are read live.
15 of the 68 Winston Heights/Mountview sales in the window cleared a million dollars.
Current $1M+ listings divided by the monthly pace of $1M+ sales. Under two months is a seller’s market, around three is balanced, past four gives buyers room.
At this level buyers are usually paying for golf course frontage and backing lots, generous original lot sizes, custom infill construction and quiet interior streets insulated by the fairways.
The higher-priced streets and pockets include the streets backing or facing the Winston Golf Club fairways, the infill blocks where originals have been replaced, the original bungalow and two-storey blocks on generous lots, Mountview's quieter southern grid nearest Bridgeland and the western blocks closest to the Edmonton Trail corridor.
One million dollars and up, on any property type. It is a flat floor rather than a moving one, which has a consequence worth stating plainly in the inner city: a million dollars buys a new half duplex on one street and a large character house on the next, and in several of these communities it is close to the going rate rather than an extraordinary number. The figure is the figure; what it buys is what the rest of this page is about.
Nearby amenities include the Winston Golf Club greenbelt, Munro Park, the Nose Creek pathways and Tom Campbell's Hill. Access is via Edmonton Trail NE, 16 Avenue N and Deerfoot Trail.
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