ApartmentCA$375,000
Clairmont

51 homes and apartments for sale in Clairmont, Canada.
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24 properties shown
ApartmentCA$375,000
Clairmont
HouseCA$199,999
Clairmont
HouseCA$254,900
Clairmont
HouseCA$274,900
Clairmont
HouseCA$199,900
Clairmont
HouseCA$229,900
Clairmont
ApartmentCA$377,500
Clairmont
ApartmentCA$375,000
Clairmont
ApartmentCA$369,900
Clairmont
ApartmentCA$367,500
Clairmont
HouseCA$254,900
Clairmont
HouseCA$319,900
Clairmont
ApartmentCA$377,500
Clairmont
HouseCA$199,000
Clairmont
ApartmentCA$387,900
Clairmont
ApartmentCA$374,900
Clairmont
ApartmentCA$379,900
Clairmont
HouseCA$1,100,000
Clairmont
ApartmentCA$385,900
Clairmont
HouseCA$309,900
Clairmont
ApartmentCA$372,900
Clairmont
ApartmentCA$469,900
Clairmont

CA$840,000
Clairmont
HouseCA$3,590,000
Clairmont
Buyer's guide: Clairmont
Property for sale in Clairmont, Alberta is a mix of commercial units, apartments, houses and land: 51 listings with a median asking price of €526,547. The spread is large, from about €234,000 at the bottom quarter to €1.19m at the top, so type matters more than the average.
Asking prices come from current RealEstateAbroad listings and are in euros. Only 24 of the listings include a usable size, so the per-m² figure is less reliable than in larger markets.
| Indicator | Clairmont |
|---|---|
| Median ask | €526,547 |
| p25 to p75 | €234,376 to €1,189,118 |
| Price per m² (24 sized listings) | €1,935 |
| Median size | 122 m² |
| Total listings | 51 |
Commercial property is the largest group (19), then apartments (13), houses (12) and land (7). Of the homes with bedroom data, 17 are three-bedroom, 3 are four-bedroom and 1 has five or more.
Buyers focused on trades, retail or logistics may prefer commercial property in Canada, while families should compare houses.
Clairmont is a community just north of Grande Prairie in Alberta's Peace Country. The regional economy is tied to energy, agriculture and forestry, and the city of Grande Prairie provides the hospital, college and shopping. Winters are long and cold, which affects heating and driveway costs. The area is a long drive from Edmonton, so it is a regional market rather than a commuter suburb.
Alberta has no land transfer tax, only modest title registration fees, which keeps closing costs lower than in Ontario or British Columbia. Foreign buyers are limited to 20 acres of controlled (rural) land under Alberta rules, and the federal residential ban runs until 1 January 2027 for many foreign buyers, so check eligibility first. Use the Canada consultation guide and mortgage calculator to plan.
Grande Prairie is the main regional centre. Dawson Creek lies across the provincial border in British Columbia, and Peace River and High Prairie are in Alberta. Tumbler Ridge is a smaller B.C. mining town.
Last updated 8 October 2026
No. Alberta charges registration fees on the title and mortgage instead.
Alberta limits foreign ownership of controlled land to 20 acres. Residential lots in towns are treated differently, so ask for advice.
Commercial buildings, apartments, houses and land are all in the same pool, and a few high-value commercial sites stretch the upper range to over €1.18m. Filter by type before drawing conclusions about a typical home.
Grande Prairie has a regional airport, which is the closest major option for flights. Edmonton is a long drive away, so plan connections carefully if you will travel often.