ApartmentCA$210,000
Sylvan Lake

212 homes and apartments for sale in Sylvan Lake, Canada.
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24 properties shown
ApartmentCA$210,000
Sylvan Lake
HouseCA$409,900
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HouseCA$325,900
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HouseCA$244,900
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HouseCA$239,900
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ApartmentCA$139,900
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HouseCA$1,850,000
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HouseCA$635,900
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HouseCA$589,000
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HouseCA$314,900
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HouseCA$589,999
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HouseCA$369,900
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HouseCA$725,000
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ApartmentCA$212,900
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ApartmentCA$331,848
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HouseCA$679,990
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HouseCA$610,000
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HouseCA$395,000
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HouseCA$418,900
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HouseCA$254,900
Sylvan Lake
HouseCA$549,900
Sylvan Lake
HouseCA$225,000
Sylvan Lake
ApartmentCA$315,000
Sylvan Lake
ApartmentCA$476,700
Sylvan Lake
Buyer's guide: Sylvan Lake
Sylvan Lake is Alberta's best-known summer lake town, and the homes for sale here are mostly family houses at prices well under those of Calgary or Edmonton. We list 211 properties, with a median asking price of €282,016 (euros).
Prices are asking figures from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The middle half spans €229,580 to €369,210, a narrow band that suggests a consistent stock of newer suburban houses. Median per square metre is €2,313 and the median home is 121 m².
| Measure | Sylvan Lake |
|---|---|
| Listings | 211 |
| Median asking price | €282,016 |
| Middle 50% of prices | €229,580 to €369,210 |
| Per m² | €2,313 |
| Median size | 121 m² |
Houses lead with 161 listings, then 28 apartments, 12 commercial units and 10 plots of land. Three-bedroom homes are the largest bedroom group at 76, followed by 40 four-bedroom, 27 with five or more, 19 two-bedroom and eight one-bedroom.
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The town built its identity around the lake, a long boardwalk, beaches and marinas, and its population swells in summer. Many residents commute to Red Deer, about 25 kilometres east, or work in the energy and services sector. Winters are cold and the lake freezes, so it is more of a seasonal draw.
Nearby places are Red Deer, Blackfalds, Lacombe, Innisfail, Ponoka and Olds, all along the central Alberta corridor.
Alberta does not charge a land transfer tax, only modest registration fees, and has no provincial foreign-buyer surcharge. The federal ban on foreign purchases of residential property is in force until 1 January 2027, with a replacement framework reported, so non-resident eligibility is the key question. Take advice from an Alberta lawyer.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, many residents live there all year and commute. Summers are busy and winters quiet.
Local bylaws govern short-term rentals. Confirm with the town before relying on that income.
It sits on the central Alberta corridor, roughly midway between the two cities on a drive of a couple of hours. Red Deer is much closer.
There is no provincial foreign-buyer tax, but the federal ban applies for now. Confirm status before offering.
Lakefront and lake-view properties usually ask more than the typical suburban houses that dominate the listing sample.