Neighbourhood guide · Southeast Edmonton
Living in Walker
A newer family neighbourhood south of Ellerslie Road between 66 Street and 50 Street, planned around storm ponds, parks and a wetland, with new schools on both school boards.
At a glance
What homes in Walker are worth
Typical values from the City of Edmonton’s 2026 property assessments, the most complete public record of every home in the city.
Source: City of Edmonton Open Data, 2026 property assessments, which estimate market value as of July 1, 2025. Medians of 2026 assessed values for fully residential properties. Houses are homes on their own titled lot (detached houses, plus duplexes and townhomes that aren't condos). Condos are condominium units of 35 square metres or more, such as apartments and condo townhomes. Size is the City's total gross area for each building. Typical means the median. Assessed values are set for property tax, so they aren’t the same as what a home would sell for today.
Living in Walker
What it’s like
Walker has been building out since its neighbourhood plan was adopted in 2007, starting in the northwest corner and moving south and west. The plan sets aside a district park, a school and park site, pocket parks, five storm ponds and a wetland in the southeast corner, so a lot of homes back onto water or green space.
You’ll find two-storey family homes, duplexes, townhomes and some condos, most built in the last 15 years. Ellerslie Road, with shops and services, runs along the north edge, and the Henday is a few minutes away.
Quick facts
- Where
- Ellerslie Road to 25 Avenue SW, between 66 Street and 50 Street
- Plan adopted
- 2007
- Built
- Mostly since about 2010
- Area
- Southeast Edmonton, Ellerslie area
Good to know
Walker is still finishing its southern phases, so check what’s planned on any vacant land near a home you like. Homes that back onto ponds and parks usually cost more, and I’ll show you what the premium has been on recent sales.
Ponds and parks
Storm ponds with walking paths, a district park and a wetland in the plan.
Both school boards
Shauna May Seneca (public) and Corpus Christi (Catholic) are both K to 9 and in the neighbourhood.
Newer homes
Most homes were built in the last 15 years, with some new construction still under way.
Getting around
Ellerslie Road, 50 Street and 66 Street connect to the Anthony Henday.
Schools
Schools in and near Walker
Edmonton Public Schools
- Shauna May Seneca SchoolKindergarten to Grade 9 · 2130 Wonnacott Way SW
Edmonton Catholic Schools
- Corpus Christi SchoolKindergarten to Grade 9 · 460 Watt Boulevard SW
Close by
- Ellerslie CampusPublic, K to 9, 521 66 Street SW
Schools in or near Walker, from the Edmonton Public Schools 2026 school list and Edmonton Catholic Schools 2025 to 2026 school list, City of Edmonton Open Data. School boundaries, busing and programs change, so check any address with Edmonton Public Schools and Edmonton Catholic Schools before you buy.
Homes for sale
See what’s for sale in Walker
Every MLS® listing in Walker, from every brokerage, on a map. Or tell me what you’re looking for and I’ll send new listings as soon as they hit the market.
Questions
About Walker
How much does a house cost in Walker?
Going by the City’s 2026 assessments, the typical house in Walker is assessed at about $525,000, and half of all houses are assessed between $439,000 and $620,000. Assessments trail the market and don’t reflect each home’s condition, so for today’s prices ask me for recent sales on the streets you like.
What schools are in Walker?
Schools in the area include Shauna May Seneca School and Corpus Christi School. Check any address with the school boards before you buy, since boundaries change.
How do I see homes for sale in Walker?
Use the Search page, which shows every MLS® listing in Walker from every brokerage, or ask me for listing alerts so new homes come to you first.
Nearby
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Two south Edmonton neighbourhoods that share a name with one of the area’s oldest communities: Ellerslie, built out in the early 2000s, and The Orchards at Ellerslie, one of the newest.
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- Recent sales of similar homes in Walker
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