ApartmentCA$259,000
Fort Saskatchewan
2 bd 1 ba
Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta: Homes Northeast of Edmonton
178 homes and apartments for sale in Fort Saskatchewan, Canada.
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Properties for sale in Fort Saskatchewan
24 properties shown
Apartment
ApartmentCA$167,700
Fort Saskatchewan
1 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$415,000
Fort Saskatchewan
2 bd 3 ba
HouseCA$335,000
Fort Saskatchewan
3 bd 3 ba
ApartmentCA$219,900
Fort Saskatchewan
2 bd 1 ba
ApartmentCA$189,900
Fort Saskatchewan
2 bd 1 ba
ApartmentCA$415,000
Fort Saskatchewan
3 bd 3 ba
ApartmentCA$67,500
Fort Saskatchewan
1 bd 1 ba
ApartmentCA$69,500
Fort Saskatchewan
1 bd 1 ba
ApartmentCA$65,000
Fort Saskatchewan
1 bd 1 ba
ApartmentCA$189,900
Fort Saskatchewan
2 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$425,000
Fort Saskatchewan
3 bd 3 ba
ApartmentCA$149,999
Fort Saskatchewan
1 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$399,000
Fort Saskatchewan
3 bd 3 ba
HouseCA$284,900
Fort Saskatchewan
2 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$424,900
Fort Saskatchewan
4 bd 4 ba
HouseCA$769,900
Fort Saskatchewan
5 bd 4 ba
ApartmentCA$279,900
Fort Saskatchewan
2 bd 1 ba
ApartmentCA$295,500
Fort Saskatchewan
2 bd 1 ba
ApartmentCA$374,500
Fort Saskatchewan
2 bd 2 ba
ApartmentCA$284,900
Fort Saskatchewan
2 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$674,900
Fort Saskatchewan
4 bd 3 ba
HouseCA$350,000
Fort Saskatchewan
3 bd 3 ba
HouseCA$675,000
Fort Saskatchewan
3 bd 3 ba
Buyer's guide: Fort Saskatchewan
Fort Saskatchewan is an industrial and commuter city on the North Saskatchewan River, a short drive northeast of Edmonton and close to Alberta's Industrial Heartland. We list 177 properties with a median asking price of €297,401 (converted from Canadian dollars), nearly all of them family-sized.
Price bands
Asking prices are from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, shown in euros. Half of the homes sit between €259,512 and €360,371, a tight spread that points to a similar, mid-priced stock.
| Measure | Fort Saskatchewan |
|---|---|
| Listings | 177 |
| Median asking price | €297,401 |
| p25 to p75 | €259,512 to €360,371 |
What buyers can choose
Houses make up 125 listings, apartments 45, commercial 5 and land 2. Three-bedroom homes are by far the most common (105), with 37 four-bedroom, 13 of five or more, 10 two-bedroom and 5 one-bedroom. It is a standard suburban market with a small supply of condos.
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Condos are a small but real slice of the market. Check condo fees, reserve fund health and the age of the building before you buy, because special assessments in older Alberta complexes can be significant. For houses, ask about the age of the roof, furnace and any basement suite, since a legal secondary suite can add rental income but requires a municipal permit.
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Edmonton region context
Residents often work in refineries, petrochemicals, logistics or Edmonton, so the local economy follows the energy cycle. The city has a historic fort site, trails along the river and recreation centres. Alberta has no provincial sales tax and no land transfer tax, only modest land title fees (verify locally).
Nearby markets: Edmonton, Sherwood Park, St. Albert and Morinville. Sherwood Park is the closest large suburb, while Morinville is smaller and further north-west.
Alberta homes are cheap by Canadian standards, but the energy cycle drives demand.
Foreign buyers
The federal ban on residential purchases by non-Canadians runs to 1 January 2027, with exemptions, and a replacement framework has been reported. Alberta does not charge a provincial foreign-buyer tax. Non-residents may need 35% or more as a deposit.
See our Canada buying guide, Canada financing and the Canada overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Fort Saskatchewan: FAQ
Does Alberta have a foreign-buyer tax?
No provincial foreign-buyer tax, but the federal ban applies to certain buyers until 1 January 2027.
Is Fort Saskatchewan close to Edmonton?
Yes, it is a short drive northeast. Commute time depends on traffic.
Are there condos?
Yes, 45 of 177 listings are apartments.
What is the typical bedroom count?
Three bedrooms, with 105 such listings.
Do I need a lawyer to buy in Alberta?
In practice, yes. A lawyer or notary handles title searches, closing funds and registration, and acts for you if a problem appears on the title. Your mortgage lender will usually insist on one too.
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