City of Beaumont
Buying and selling in Beaumont
French roots, a hilltop church, and fast new growth.
Beaumont was founded as a francophone settlement, and that heritage still shapes the town — French-language and immersion schooling, French street and business names, and the church on the hill that the town centre is built around.
It has been one of the fastest-growing communities in the Edmonton region, with large new subdivisions added on the north and west sides. Its position between Edmonton and the Nisku industrial park and airport makes it a practical base for a lot of buyers.
Distance to Edmonton
About 25 minutes south of downtown Edmonton
What Beaumont is known for
- Francophone heritage and French-language school options
- Hilltop church and the town centre built around it
- Quick access to Nisku, the airport and south Edmonton
- Large volume of recent new-build subdivisions
Where new homes are being built in Beaumont
Élan West
A walkable community with porch-front homes and townhomes around a central park. It was named Canada's Best New Community at the 2024 CHBA National Awards.
Dansereau Meadows West
A newer community with walking and cycling trails and a mix of home types from several builders.
Phases sell out and new ones open throughout the year. Ask me which are actively releasing lots right now.
Established neighbourhoods
Established Beaumont is built around the hilltop church and the town centre, with older neighbourhoods close to the core and a lot of 2000s–2010s construction spreading north and west.
Schools
Beaumont is served by Black Gold School Division and St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Schools, with French-language schools through the Conseil scolaire Centre-Nord. French immersion and francophone options are a big draw for families here.
Getting around
50 Street connects north into southeast Edmonton and the Anthony Henday, and Highway 625 runs west to the QEII Highway, Nisku and the airport. That makes Beaumont a practical base for anyone working south of the city.
What to check before you buy in Beaumont
- Builder incentives and lot premiums. With a lot of builder inventory, there's often more room to negotiate than buyers expect.
- Traffic on 50 Street at rush hour if you're commuting into Edmonton.
- Which school your address is designated to, since Beaumont's growth means new schools open over time.
Who it tends to suit
Families who want French schooling options, and buyers working south of the city who want new construction with a small-town centre.
If you're buying new here
Beaumont has a high concentration of active builder inventory, which means real negotiating room on incentives, lot premiums and finishing allowances.
How I represent new-build buyersCommon questions about Beaumont
Is Beaumont a good place to buy a new build?
Beaumont has a lot of new construction, which gives buyers choice and negotiating room on incentives and upgrades. Whether it suits you depends mostly on your commute and schooling needs.
How far is Beaumont from Edmonton?
About 25 minutes from downtown Edmonton, and closer to southeast Edmonton, Nisku and the airport.
Prices and inventory in Beaumont move month to month, so I don't publish stale numbers here. Ask me and I'll send you the current comparable sales for the specific streets you're considering.
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