Evansdale, Edmonton — Neighbourhood Guide
Why Evansdale? Evansdale is one of northeast Edmonton's most established, well-treed communities, offering a mix of affordable housing options for first-time buyers, families, and investors alike. With mature streets, strong community amenities, and easy access to Anthony Henday Drive and downtown, it's a neighbourhood that continues to attract long-term residents.
Where is Evansdale located? Evansdale is in northeast Edmonton, bounded by Griesbach across 97 Street to the west, Eaux Claires and Belle Rive across 153 Avenue to the north, Kilkenny across 82 Street to the east, and Northmount across 144 Avenue to the south. It's part of the Dickinsfield area, close to Northgate Centre and 97 Street for shopping and commuting downtown.
What's the history of Evansdale? Evansdale was established in 1971 and is named after Harry Marshall Erskine Evans, Edmonton's mayor from 1918 to 1919. It's a mature, well-treed community with decades of established streets and yards.
What type of housing is in Evansdale? There are over 2,100 dwellings housing more than 5,600 people, mostly single-family detached homes, followed by low-rise apartments, townhouses, and duplexes. That mix makes Evansdale a strong fit for first-time buyers, growing families, and investors alike.
What are homes selling for in Evansdale? In 2024, 58 properties sold in Evansdale, ranging from $98,000 for a 467 sq ft bi-level townhouse up to $525,000 for a renovated 1,154 sq ft bungalow. It remains one of the more affordable, mature communities in northeast Edmonton.
What parks and amenities does Evansdale have? Residents have easy access to St. Olga Park, Dr. William Rowan Park, and G. Edmund Kelly Spray Park, plus the central Evansdale Park with playgrounds and sports fields. The Evansdale Community League, established in 1971, runs a community hall and outdoor rink. For shopping and services, Dickinsfield Mall and Northgate Centre are both minutes away.
Is Evansdale a good place to raise a family? Residents describe it as family friendly, walkable to grocery stores and restaurants, with well-kept yards, sidewalks, and a strong sense of community. It's a quiet, established area with schools, a community league, and green space throughout.
How's the commute from Evansdale? 97 Street and Anthony Henday Drive provide easy access to downtown and the rest of the city, and the nearby Northgate Transit Centre gives residents solid public transit options.
Sold in Evansdale — Local Experience You Can Trust I've helped buyers and sellers navigate the Evansdale market, from first-time buyer bungalows to family-sized townhomes. If you're thinking about buying or selling in this neighbourhood, I can walk you through current pricing, what's moving fast, and how to position your home to sell. Reach out for a no-pressure conversation about your Evansdale home.
