Welcome to Westmount

Westmount has spent generations becoming one of Edmonton’s most complete urban neighbourhoods.

Its residential streets hold Craftsman houses, brick Foursquares, postwar homes, contemporary infill and established apartment buildings beneath a mature tree canopy. Its commercial spine, 124 Street, carries independent restaurants, galleries, theatres, boutiques, professional services and seasonal markets. Schools, parks, playgrounds, skating rinks, a community fitness club and access to Groat Ravine place everyday life close to home. 

Westmount sits immediately west of downtown Edmonton. The community is generally bounded by Groat Road, 111 Avenue, 121 Street and Stony Plain Road, with the historic Groat Estate area continuing south of Stony Plain Road between Groat Road and 124 Street. 

WESTMOUNT AT A GLANCE

Restaurants, Cafés and Bakeries
Galleries, theatre and public art
Parks, Playgrounds and Green Space
Fitness and Recreation

MARKETS, FESTIVALS AND STREET LIFE

The 124 Grand Market began in 2012 and has become an established part of Edmonton’s public-market scene. Its 124 Street locations host seasonal Thursday and Sunday markets with local produce, prepared food, baking, art, design, beer and small independent vendors. 

The annual All Is Bright winter festival brings live music, light installations, food, performances and business activations to the district each November. The event uses Helen Nolan Park and surrounding blocks of 124 Street as a community gathering space. 

Gallery walks, mural programming, business events and neighbourhood festivals continue the role 124 Street has played since the streetcar era: the place where Westmount and the surrounding central neighbourhoods meet.

Why we Love Westmount

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Established residential architecture

Westmount contains one of Edmonton’s most significant concentrations of pre-First World War houses, including strong examples of Craftsman and Foursquare design. Many streets retain the original relationship between houses, front verandahs, continuous sidewalks, mature boulevards, deep lots and rear-lane parking. 

An actual main street

The 124 Street & Area Business Improvement Area extends from Jasper Avenue north to 111 Avenue. Restaurants, cafés, galleries, shops, theatres, health services and professional offices give the district a genuine daily role in the surrounding neighbourhoods. 

Parks woven through the community

Westmount includes neighbourhood playgrounds, a spray park, community skating facilities, an off-leash area, basketball courts, picnic spaces, a community garden and access toward Groat Ravine and Edmonton’s river valley trail system. 

Schools close to home

Westglen School serves Kindergarten through Grade 6 within Westmount. Westmount School serves Grades 7 through 9 nearby, and Ross Sheppard provides extensive senior-high programming just north of the community. 

Recreation at several scales

The community operates the Westmount Fitness Club, while the new Coronation Park Sports and Recreation Centre adds a 50-metre pool, running track, indoor cycling track, courts, fitness spaces, bouldering, studios and an indoor playground nearby. 

EXPLORE WESTMOUNT HOMES FOR SALE

Westmount listings range from century homes with documented histories to contemporary infill, condos and properties ready for restoration.

The right comparison depends on architecture, condition, land, structural work, location and the quality of what has already been completed.

WESTMOUNT, EDMONTON FAQ

Where is Westmount in Edmonton?

Westmount sits immediately west of downtown Edmonton. It is generally bounded by Groat Road, 111 Avenue, 121 Street and Stony Plain Road, with the Groat Estate area extending south of Stony Plain Road between Groat Road and 124 Street.

What is Westmount known for?

Westmount is known for its mature tree canopy, pre-First World War architecture, Craftsman and Foursquare homes, the Westmount Architectural Heritage Area and the independent restaurant, gallery and retail district along 124 Street. 


The timeline varies depending on the market and your needs. Some buyers find a home within days; others may take a few months. Once you’ve made an offer, the closing process typically takes 30–60 days.

Are all Westmount character homes historically designated?

No. WAHA is an area-based planning district. Individual Municipal Historic Resource designation occurs property by property through a City Council bylaw and is registered on title.

Does Westmount have parks and an off-leash area?

Yes. Westmount includes several parks and playgrounds. Edmonton Grads Park contains an off-leash area, basketball court, bike path and picnic space. The community also has playgrounds, a spray park, skating rinks, a community garden and access toward Groat Ravine. 


What schools serve Westmount?

Westglen School serves Kindergarten through Grade 6 within the neighbourhood. Westmount School serves Grades 7 through 9 nearby, and Ross Sheppard serves Grades 10 through 12. St. Vincent provides nearby Catholic elementary education

Is Westmount walkable?

Westmount combines residential streets, 124 Street businesses, schools, parks and services within a compact central neighbourhood. The City’s community walking map includes dedicated heritage, main-street, park and dog-walking routes. 


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