ApartmentCA$178,900
Morinville

77 homes and apartments for sale in Morinville, Canada.
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24 properties shown
ApartmentCA$178,900
Morinville

CA$1,350,555
Morinville
HouseCA$185,000
Morinville
HouseCA$219,990
Morinville
ApartmentCA$429,900
Morinville
ApartmentCA$129,900
Morinville
HouseCA$350,000
Morinville
HouseCA$373,500
Morinville
HouseCA$572,500
Morinville
HouseCA$499,900
Morinville
ApartmentCA$199,900
Morinville
HouseCA$330,000
Morinville
HouseCA$419,900
Morinville
HouseCA$365,000
Morinville
HouseCA$685,000
Morinville
HouseCA$265,000
Morinville
HouseCA$445,900
Morinville
HouseCA$269,900
Morinville
HouseCA$449,900
Morinville
HouseCA$215,000
Morinville
HouseCA$375,000
Morinville
HouseCA$390,000
Morinville
HouseCA$475,000
Morinville
HouseCA$499,555
Morinville
Buyer's guide: Morinville
Morinville real estate is a commuter-town market north of Edmonton, Alberta: 62 of 77 listings are houses, and the median asking price is €282,016. That is modest by Canadian standards. The notes below cover the spread, the mix and the rules for non-Canadians.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, shown in euros. No size or price-per-m² figures are available for this set.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €282,016 |
| Middle half | €228,797 to €325,895 |
| Listings | 77 |
| Houses / apartments / commercial / land | 62 / 9 / 5 / 1 |
Three-bedroom homes are the core, at 37 listings, followed by 21 four-bedroom homes and 9 with five or more. Only 3 have two bedrooms and 1 has one. The tight quartile band, with a spread of about €97,000, points to similar suburban housing rather than a broad mix. Compare Canadian houses and apartments.
Morinville is a town in Alberta, a short drive north of Edmonton, with a French-Canadian heritage and a quiet small-town centre. Many residents commute to Edmonton or St. Albert. Real neighbours and metro comparators include St. Albert, Edmonton, Fort Saskatchewan, Spruce Grove and Stony Plain. Note that Casselman is an Ontario town, not a neighbour.
The typical buyer is a family priced out of St. Albert or Edmonton who still wants a short commute. Three- and four-bedroom houses make up 58 of 77 listings. Town services, schools and a French-Canadian cultural heritage give it a distinct identity. Investors should check rental demand and vacancy, and note that the 9 apartments suggest a limited condo market. Property tax is set by the town and the province; ask for the latest tax bill on any house you consider.
The federal prohibition on foreign purchases of residential property runs to 1 January 2027 and its application depends on location and exemptions, so check before offering. Alberta has no provincial foreign-buyer tax or land transfer tax, only modest land-title registration fees. A lawyer handles the closing.
See the Canada buying guide, financing and country page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Check the Edmonton page for its own figures. Commuter towns north of the city tend to cost less per home, but add commuting costs. Commuting times to Edmonton depend on route and traffic; test them in the morning.
No. Alberta charges modest land-title registration fees rather than a percentage transfer tax, which lowers closing costs compared with Ontario or British Columbia. Alberta's lack of a transfer tax is a real saving over Ontario.
Some Canadian lenders accept non-residents with larger deposits and documentation. Compare options on our financing page. Foreign-lender mortgages may need a larger deposit.
Only 9 of 77 listings are apartments. Edmonton has a far larger condo market. Condo fees, if you buy an apartment, should be checked before you commit.