Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $1.8M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $720K |
| Highest Price | $4M |
| Total Listings | 7 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 59 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $471 |
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Property Types (active listings)
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Homes in Oleskiw
Oleskiw is predominantly a single-family neighbourhood, with many larger detached and executive-style homes. Development occurred over several years, resulting in a mix of architectural styles rather than streets of nearly identical houses. Buyers will find substantial family homes, renovated properties, custom residences, and some luxury homes on larger or particularly desirable lots. Properties backing onto the golf course, green space, or situated closer to the river valley can be especially sought after. Compared with neighbouring Gariepy, Oleskiw generally occupies a higher price point and has a greater concentration of larger executive properties.
Included below are homes for sale in Oleskiw, a neighbourhood in West Edmonton; these MLS® listings are updated every 15 minutes.
Country Club (Oleskiw) Real Estate Listings
Country Club and Wolf Willow
Ask someone who lives in this part of West Edmonton where they live, and there's a good chance they'll say Country Club or Wolf Willow rather than Oleskiw. Both names remain an important part of the neighbourhood's identity. You'll see Country Club and Wolf Willow signage throughout the community, and the names are still commonly used when describing different parts of Oleskiw. For homebuyers unfamiliar with the area, it's useful to know that listings and municipal information will generally identify the neighbourhood as Oleskiw, even though the other names are widely used locally.
Living Near the Edmonton Country Club
The Edmonton Country Club and Golf Course is one of the defining features of the neighbourhood. The private golf course occupies a significant portion of the area and gives parts of Oleskiw a character that's difficult to replicate elsewhere in West Edmonton. Some homes are located directly along the course, while residents throughout the neighbourhood benefit from the open landscape and established surroundings it creates. For golfers, living this close to one of Edmonton's longstanding private golf clubs can be a significant attraction. Even for non-golfers, the course contributes considerably to the neighbourhood's identity.
River Valley and Wolf Willow
Oleskiw's location beside the River Valley is another major reason buyers are drawn to the community. The Wolf Willow portion of the neighbourhood is particularly associated with the river valley setting, and residents have convenient access to nearby trails and natural areas. Mature trees and the surrounding landscape give portions of the community a secluded feel despite being well within Edmonton. The combination of river valley access and the golf course helps distinguish Oleskiw from most other west-end neighbourhoods.
Quiet Residential Living
Oleskiw is somewhat removed from major commercial development, and that's part of its appeal. Rather than having large shopping centres within the neighbourhood, the community is predominantly residential. At the entrance to the neighbourhood, Wolf Willow Plaza offers amenities and services such as Starbucks, a bakery, a gas station, a bank, and a butcher. Everyday shopping, restaurants, professional services, and recreation are available in surrounding west-end communities, with West Edmonton Mall and Callingwood amenities within easy reach. This separation from commercial areas helps Oleskiw maintain its quieter residential character.
Getting Around from Oleskiw
Despite its tucked-away setting, Oleskiw remains well connected to the rest of Edmonton. Nearby Lessard Road provides connections toward Anthony Henday Drive and Whitemud Drive, making it relatively easy to travel throughout the west end and across the city. The location is particularly attractive to buyers seeking a quieter neighbourhood near the river valley without leaving Edmonton.
FAQs
Are Oleskiw, Country Club, and Wolf Willow the same neighbourhood?
Oleskiw is the official City of Edmonton neighbourhood name. Country Club and Wolf Willow are names associated with developments within the area and are still commonly used by local residents and displayed on neighbourhood signage.
Why is Oleskiw called Country Club?
The Country Club name is closely associated with the Edmonton Country Club and Golf Course and the residential development surrounding it. Many Edmontonians still use Country Club when referring to this part of Oleskiw.
What is Wolf Willow in Edmonton?
Wolf Willow is another locally recognized development name within Oleskiw. The name remains visible on neighbourhood signage and is commonly used by residents, particularly when referring to the river valley side of the community.
Are there golf course homes in Oleskiw?
Yes. Some properties in Oleskiw are situated along the Edmonton Country Club and Golf Course, making golf course locations one of the more distinctive real estate opportunities within the neighbourhood.
Is Oleskiw more expensive than Gariepy?
Generally, Oleskiw has a greater concentration of larger executive and luxury homes and tends to command higher prices than neighbouring Gariepy. Individual property values vary considerably based on size, renovations, lot, and location within the community.
What makes Oleskiw different from other West Edmonton neighbourhoods?
Its combination of the Edmonton Country Club, North Saskatchewan River Valley, larger executive homes, mature landscaping, and predominantly residential character sets Oleskiw apart from many surrounding communities.
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