New$574,900
383 bd2+1 ba2,194 ft²$262/ft²
7113 51 Av
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E4505525 · Courtesy of Royal Lepage Arteam Realty
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Beaumont Real Estate
Population
~21,000
Distance
20 km south
Commute
~25 min
Population: Statistics Canada / municipal census estimates. Distance and drive times are typical off-peak figures from Edmonton.
174 homes for sale in Beaumont
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New$554,400
343 bd2+1 ba1,833 ft²$302/ft²
7103 50A Av
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E4505510 · Courtesy of Royal Lepage Arteam Realty
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New$629,900
585 bd3+1 ba1,716 ft²$367/ft²
7100 51 Av
HouseElanToday
E4505509 · Courtesy of Royal Lepage Arteam Realty
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New$459,900
253 bd2+1 ba1,431 ft²$321/ft²
76 Bonin Cr
HouseColoniale Estates (Beaumont)Today
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New$629,900
345 bd3 ba2,298 ft²$274/ft²
4310 36 St
HouseTriomphe Estates1 day ago
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New$769,000
615 bd4 ba2,815 ft²$273/ft²
3217 Pelerin Cr
HousePlace Chaleureuse1 day ago
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Beaumont is a town that wears its French-Canadian heritage openly — bilingual street signs, parks named in French, and a cultural identity that sets it apart from every other community in the Edmonton region. It's also one of the fastest-growing municipalities in Alberta, and that tension between heritage and growth defines the current moment.
Beaumont sits south of Edmonton, close enough that the boundary between the two barely registers on the drive. But once you're in town, the French-Canadian roots show. The bilingual signage isn't a tourism gesture — it reflects the Francophone families who settled here and whose descendants still shape community identity. Centre-Ville Beaumont hosts cultural events, and the annual Fête Franco-Albertaine is a genuine community celebration.
Growth has been rapid. The population has roughly tripled in 20 years, driven by young families drawn to affordable new-build homes and the short commute to south Edmonton. Newer subdivisions like Coloniale Estates and Beaumont Lakes offer modern housing stock with parks and trail connections. Ken Chicken Park and Four Seasons Park anchor outdoor recreation.
The tradeoff is infrastructure catching up to growth. Commercial options are expanding but still limited compared to what 21,000 residents need. Many daily errands still involve a drive to south Edmonton. The town is actively investing in schools, roads, and recreation to close that gap.
Quick Facts
- Population
- ~21,000
- Municipality Type
- Town
- Distance from Edmonton
- 20 km south
The drive
Beaumont~25 minEdmonton
to south Edmonton · via 50th Street / HWY 625 · 20 km south
Notable Features
Bilingual French-Canadian heritageKen Chicken ParkFour Seasons ParkCentre-Ville BeaumontColoniale EstatesBeaumont Community Centre
Everyday life
Living in Beaumont
Schools
Black Gold School Division (public) and St. Thomas Aquinas RCSRD serve Beaumont. École Bellevue and École J.E. Chicken are among the elementary schools. Beaumont Composite High School serves older students. Francophone education is available through le Conseil scolaire Centre-Nord.
Amenities
The Beaumont Community Centre hosts recreation programs and events. Ken Chicken Park offers sports fields, a splash park, and winter skating. Four Seasons Park provides trail connections and outdoor space. The commercial base is growing along 50th Street, with newer retail in the south end. For larger shopping trips, South Edmonton Common is a 20-minute drive.
Commute to Edmonton
50th Street connects Beaumont to south Edmonton — about 25 minutes to the Ellerslie Road area and 35-40 minutes to downtown. The route is straightforward but can slow during rush hour at the Edmonton boundary. No direct transit service to Edmonton. Most residents drive.
Lifestyle
Small-town feel with a distinct cultural layer. The Francophone heritage adds something you won't find elsewhere in the region. Community events are well-attended, neighbours know each other, and the newer subdivisions have that fresh-start energy. It's family-oriented in the truest sense — parks, schools, and community leagues are the social infrastructure.
Housing & market
Real Estate Market
Almost entirely newer construction — two-storey detached homes and townhouses dominate. Prices are competitive with south Edmonton suburbs and often lower. Older housing stock in the original town core offers smaller, more affordable options. Very limited condo inventory. The market appeals primarily to young families buying their first or second home.
Beaumont market data
Through July 2026, home sales in Beaumont are tracking about level with last year's pace. MLS® prices, sales, and trends for this area are free with an account.
Direction from REALTORS® Association of Edmonton published municipality statistics; the figures are free with a registered account — a requirement of our data sources.
Regional context
How Beaumont Compares
- Sherwood Park~82,000
- St. Albert~68,000
- Spruce Grove~40,000
- Leduc~35,000
- Fort Saskatchewan~27,000
- BeaumontThis profile~21,000
- Stony Plain~18,000
Source: Statistics Canada / municipal census estimates.
The honest read
Pros & Cons
What Works
- Unique French-Canadian cultural identity in the Edmonton region
- Affordable newer homes — competitive with south Edmonton suburbs
- Small-town community feel with strong neighbourhood connections
- Short commute to south Edmonton employment areas
- Rapid growth means new parks, schools, and amenities are being built
The Tradeoffs
- Commercial infrastructure still catching up to population — many errands require driving to Edmonton
- No public transit connection to Edmonton
- 35-40 minute commute to downtown Edmonton
- Rapid growth can mean construction and traffic disruptions
- Limited dining and entertainment options within the town
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Beaumont have French street signs?
Beaumont was founded by French-Canadian settlers in 1895 and maintains its Francophone heritage. Bilingual signage, French-named parks, and cultural events like the Fête Franco-Albertaine reflect this living heritage. It's the most visibly Francophone community in the Edmonton region.
Is Beaumont affordable?
Yes, relative to the Edmonton region. Newer detached homes in Beaumont are typically priced below comparable builds in St. Albert or Sherwood Park, and competitive with south Edmonton suburbs. The town appeals primarily to families looking for newer homes at manageable prices.
How far is Beaumont from Edmonton?
About 20 km south. The drive to south Edmonton (Ellerslie Road area) takes roughly 25 minutes via 50th Street. Downtown Edmonton is about 35-40 minutes depending on traffic.
On the market
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Sources & Data
- Community information: Beaumont Town municipal resources
- Population estimates: Statistics Canada / municipal census
Last updated: August 2026. Community profiles are reviewed quarterly.
This community profile is for informational purposes. Housing prices and market conditions change — verify current data with a local REALTOR® or municipal office. BestYEGHomes is based in Edmonton and provides regional market intelligence.
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