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Quesnell Heights
3 homes for sale in Quesnell Heights right now, from $1,088,000 to $1,250,000. The middle one works out to about $5,659 a month on a mortgage — $1,149,900 at 10% down over 25 years.
3 homes for sale
Lowest price first.
What is for sale in Quesnell Heights
3 houses, and no condos, most of them 5-bedroom, at a median of $385 per square foot.
The neighbourhood itself
From the City of Edmonton's open data. Edmonton classifies it as a redeveloping neighbourhood.
Schools and parks in Quesnell Heights
Parks
- Laurier Heights Park 3 — pocket park
- River Valley Capitol Hill 1 — natural area park
City of Edmonton open data. Assigned to the nearest neighbourhood centre, so a site on a boundary may appear under either.
How Quesnell Heights compares
- An average assessed value of $1,090,205 — 172% above the median neighbourhood, which sits at $400,540
- 1 transit stop, against a median of 16
- 4 parks, against a median of 3
- About 360 people live here
- A median lot of 966 m², against a city median of 557
City of Edmonton open data. Medians are across the 385 neighbourhoods the City publishes figures for.
Common questions about Quesnell Heights
How much do homes cost in Quesnell Heights?
The 3 homes for sale in Quesnell Heights today run from $1,088,000 to $1,250,000, with a median of $1,149,900.
What would my monthly payment be in Quesnell Heights?
A median-priced home in Quesnell Heights works out to about $5,659 a month — $1,149,900 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 Quesnell Heights right now?
The least expensive home listed here is $1,088,000, and the table above shows how the rest of the inventory spreads across monthly budgets.
What is Quesnell Heights like to live in?
The City records 1 transit stops, 4 parks and 0 schools in Quesnell Heights, and classifies it as a redeveloping neighbourhood.