Mill Woods Town Centre

In the late 19th century, the Mill Woods area witnessed settlement by a Metis-Cree band led by John Papaschase, marking its early history. Following the abandonment of the Papaschase reserve in 1891, the land transitioned into agricultural use, encircling Edmonton. In response to soaring land costs in 1970, the Alberta government established a land bank southeast of Edmonton, prompting urban development. With a vision for a vibrant hub, the City of Edmonton earmarked a parcel in 1969 for the Mill Woods Town Centre, aiming for a diverse mix of amenities and housing. The Town Centre, bounded by 34th Avenue to the north and 23rd Avenue to the south, emerged as a bustling multi-use complex, featuring a regional shopping center, offices, and residential units nestled around lush green spaces. Reflecting its natural heritage, the area was aptly named after Mill Creek and its surrounding wooded groves.

$199,900
#138 2741 55 ST NW NW
Edmonton, AB
Listing courtesy of MaxWell Polaris
2 baths 2 beds 86 sqft
$174,900
#312 2741 55 ST NW
Edmonton, AB
Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Elite
1 bath 1 bed 66 sqft
$174,900
#405 5212 25 AV NW
Edmonton, AB
Listing courtesy of MaxWell Polaris
2 baths 2 beds 100.32 sqft
$159,999
#131 2520 50 ST NW
Edmonton, AB
Listing courtesy of Royal Lepage Arteam Realty
1 bath 2 beds 74 sqft