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Holyrood
In Central Edmonton · Zone 18
11 homes for sale in Holyrood right now, from $399,000 to $859,000. The middle one works out to about $2,263 a month on a mortgage — $459,900 at 10% down over 25 years.
11 homes for sale
Newest first.
Every home for sale in Holyrood (11), newest first
- 7603 92 Avenue NW$825,000 · 4 bd · 3 ba
- 7501 95 Avenue NW$599,900 · 6 bd · 3 ba
- 9512 76 Street NW$439,900 · 4 bd · 3 ba
- 9637 85 Street NW$859,000 · 5 bd · 5 ba
- Holyrood$799,900 · 4 bd · 4 ba
- 9228 75 Street NW$419,900 · 5 bd · 2 ba
- 9603 79 Street NW$399,000 · 3 bd · 2 ba
- 9115 76 Street NW$420,000 · 4 bd · 2 ba
- 9513 81 Street NW$499,000 · 4 bd · 2 ba
- 9256 75 Street NW$459,900 · 4 bd · 4 ba
- 7921 97 Avenue NW$414,900 · 6 bd · 1 ba
Monthly cost of owning in Holyrood
Supporting context for budgeting: every figure is the estimated monthly mortgage at 10% down, 4.34% over 25 years — principal and interest, before taxes and condo fees.
| Monthly budget | Homes at or under | Typical size | Median floor area |
|---|---|---|---|
| $2,200/mo | 5 homes | 4 bed | 1,200 ft² |
| $2,600/mo | 7 homes | 4 bed | 1,204 ft² |
| $3,200/mo | 8 homes | 4 bed | 1,206 ft² |
What is for sale in Holyrood
11 houses, and no condos, most of them 4-bedroom, at a median of $408 per square foot.
What the City assesses homes at
City of Edmonton 2026 assessment roll, split by dwelling type — a median rather than an average, so one large sale doesn’t speak for the block. Edmonton classifies it as a redeveloping neighbourhood.
Houses are up 22.6% since 2012, measured on the 963 that were on the roll in both years. Half of Holyrood’s houses are assessed between $443,000 and $553,000.
Schools and parks in Holyrood
Schools
- Holyrood — K to Gr 6
- Ottewell — Gr 7-9
Parks
- St. Bernards School Park — school and community park
City of Edmonton open data. Assigned to the nearest neighbourhood centre, so a site on a boundary may appear under either.
Around Holyrood
Everyday walkability
1% of the 1,092 homes in Holyrood have all four within 800 m — about a ten-minute walk, compared with 38% of homes across Edmonton. The typical home is 1.3 km from the nearest grocery store (770 m across the city).
Grocery stores closest to the middle of Holyrood: Safeway (1.5 km).
Where to eat and drink
3 restaurants and food businesses hold a City of Edmonton licence in Holyrood, 1 of them licensed to serve alcohol, mostly along 75 Street (3).
Things to do nearby
- Bonnie Doon Leisure Centre — recreation centre, 880 m from the middle of the neighbourhood
- Bonnie Doon Tennis Court — tennis court, 920 m from the middle of the neighbourhood
- Edmonton Public Library - Idylwylde Branch — library, 980 m from the middle of the neighbourhood
- Edmonton Public Library, Capilano — library, 1.5 km from the middle of the neighbourhood
- Gallagher Park — river valley park, 1.6 km from the middle of the neighbourhood
- Kenilworth Arena — arena, 1.8 km from the middle of the neighbourhood
As of September 14, 2026. Straight-line distances from every residential property in the City’s assessment records. Business licences, schools, parks, transit stops and recreation facilities from City of Edmonton open data; grocery stores and libraries from © OpenStreetMap contributors. A licence shows a business is registered with the City, not that it is open today.
How Holyrood compares
- A median house assessment of $476,000, about the Edmonton median
- 22 transit stops, against a median of 16
- 2 parks, against a median of 3
- 2 schools, against a median of 1
- About 3,305 people live here
- A median lot of 603 m², against a city median of 554
City of Edmonton open data. Medians are across the 393 neighbourhoods the City publishes figures for.
Common questions about Holyrood
How much do homes cost in Holyrood?
The 11 homes for sale in Holyrood today run from $399,000 to $859,000, with a median of $459,900.
What would my monthly payment be in Holyrood?
A median-priced home in Holyrood works out to about $2,263 a month — $459,900 at 10% down, 4.34% over 25 years, principal and interest — so you can budget the carrying cost before you write an offer.
What is the least expensive home in Holyrood right now?
The least expensive home listed here is $399,000, and the table above shows how the rest of the inventory spreads across monthly budgets.
What is Holyrood like to live in?
The City records 22 transit stops, 2 parks and 2 schools in Holyrood, and classifies it as a redeveloping neighbourhood.