Century Park Homes for Sale - Edmonton

Century Park is located in the southwest side of Edmonton and has become more recently developed as a new transit hub for the city. This expansion in travel capacity and residences is intended to create greater suburban comforts with convenience for commuters and visitors. This area includes a number of communities, such as Duggan, Ermineskin, Greenfield, Keheewin, Rideau Park, Royal Gardens, Skyrattler, Sweet Grass, Twin Brooks, and Westbrook Estates.

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Century Park Community Amenities & Features:

The Century Park area is made up of many parks and preserve lands, as well as residences and businesses. As a commuter hub, Century Park is the site of a variety of eclectic boutiques and restaurants that celebrate the cultural diversity of greater Edmonton. The residential communities within Century Park all have an unique appeal that is distinct to the history and natural surroundings of the neighbourhoods.

This area also receives many visitors from the city centre, as Confederation Arena is a popular spot for local league hockey and skating. This landmark has been in existence since 1972, and attracts residents and visitors alike to watch and participate in community skating and sporting events.

With the creation of the Century Part LRT station, growth in this section has increased substantially over the last year alone. This has led to the development of new communities as well as the expansion of established ones, as many Edmonton residents are finding this quiet and natural suburb a good alternative to city living. The station opened for service in 2010, and serves as a hub for travel as well as commerce, and the acknowledgement of Edmonton's culturally rich history. This is exhibited in the variety of art installations throughout the station, which focus on the idea of continuing traditions into the modern age.

The Century Park region also covers many preserves that were once native lands. In order to integrate that aspect of history as well, this area features heritage museums that celebrate tribal history and the Canadian westward expansion through trade and the rail lines. These aspects of the locale are a great source of community pride, and many of the community leagues host festivals and events throughout the year to engage residents in this part of the traditions of the region.

With a focus on access and transportation, the entire Century Park area has well managed local and city bus lines, as well as LRT services. This makes the location ideal for not only commuters, but for families and individuals who travel beyond the area. Easy connections to Edmonton International Airport allow for long term parking concerns to be avoided, and railway and bus travel hubs also connect residents with the rest of Canada.

While more than half of the people who live in the Century Park suburb do commute into the city, many residents also work locally. This includes small businesses within the community, as well as trades, agricultural and farming jobs, and factory or industrial work. Construction businesses are a major local employer, and this is also drawing new residents to Century Park as further expansion is expected to continue through at least the next decade.