Find the newest Prince Rupert homes for sale & real estate listings in Edmonton, AB below! Prince Rupert is a triangle-shaped community, bounded to the northeast by Kingsway Avenue—which was originally Portage Avenue. It was renamed in honor of King George VI’s visit in 1939. To the south, Prince Rupert is bounded by 111 Avenue and to the west, by 121 Street. For information about Prince Rupert neighbourhood properties for sale in Edmonton, Alberta or to schedule a guided home tour, contact your expert Prince Rupert Edmonton real estate agents today.
MLS® #E4468066
Single Family
Edmonton, AB
Opportunity Is Pounding On The Door! Looking To Restore The Charm Of This 1952 Bungalow? With Potential For A Suite In The Basement On A Large 49' X 120' Lot Facing A Gorgeous Park/greenspace. This Is An Investment You Can't Afford To Pass ...(more)
MLS® #E4466768
Single Family
Edmonton, AB
Ideally Situated Just Minutes From Downtown, Nait, And The Vibrant 124 Street District, This Bungalow Offers Exceptional Versatility. Featuring A Legal Basement Suite & A Large Lot With Potential For A Future Garden Suite, This Property Is ...(more)
MLS® #E4447739
Single Family
Edmonton, AB
Redevelopment Opportunity In Prince Rupert Incredible Opportunity To Acquire Two Side By Side Lots In Central Edmonton, Totaling Approx. 51 Ft X 120 Ft (6,120 Sq Ft). Zoned Rs (small Scale Residential Zone), Offering Flexibility For Low-den ...(more)
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Sitting within the Hudson’s Bay Reserve, the community of Prince Rupert was developed in the years following World War II. It was named after the Prince Rupert golf course which was run by the Hudson’s Bay Company between 1930 and 1951. Prince Rupert, who was a nephew of King Charles II, was the first governor of the Hudson’s Bay Company.
Today, Prince Rupert is mainly a residential area, with most of the homes here built between the years 1946 and 1960. Of these, the large majority are single family dwellings. In addition, there is a significant number of low-rise apartments, as well as a few duplexes.
Prince Rupert has only one school—the Prince Rupert Elementary School, run by the Edmonton Public School System. It is centrally located, nearby the Prince Rupert’s small commercial plaza. Larger commercial and industrial properties are found west of 119 Street. Not far from Prince Rupert is the Edmonton City Centre (Blatchford Field) Airport. It’s only a 20-minute walk or a 5-minute drive away.
The closest shopping centre is Kingsway Mall, located to the southeast of Prince Rupert. The Westmount Centre is also just a ten-minute drive away. Another interesting spot near Prince Rupert is the Edmonton Space and Science Centre, which was renamed the Telus World of Science in 2005. It has the largest planetary dome theatre in Canada—the Margaret Zeidler Star Theatre.
Surrounded by good road networks and situated close to the airport, Prince Rupert is a very convenient place to live, especially for those who travel often.
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Listing information last updated on December 12th, 2025 at 9:47pm MST.
