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Kentwood real estate.
Established north Red Deer value.

Kentwood is one of Red Deer's most established north-side family neighbourhoods — mature 1970s–1990s housing, walking distance to Kentwood Park and the public library, and consistently one of the city's best value-per-square-foot options for first-time buyers.

$385K
Avg. sale price
97.9%
Sales-to-list ratio
33
Days on market
+3.6%
Year-over-year

Why Kentwood?

What makes Kentwood different.

Every Red Deer neighbourhood has a personality. Here's the shorthand for Kentwood — what buyers consistently like, and what you should look for if you're considering this community.

  • 01

    Best-value entry point

    Detached homes in the $325K–$425K range — among the most affordable established neighbourhoods in Red Deer.

  • 02

    Walking-distance amenities

    Kentwood Park, the library, and shopping at the Kentwood retail strip are all reachable on foot.

  • 03

    Strong investor demand

    Two- and three-bed bungalows have a long history of solid rental yields — popular with first-time investors.

  • 04

    Quick north-end access

    11A on-ramp at 67th St — north industrial, the Aquatic Centre, and the QEII all minutes away.

About the neighbourhood

Living in Kentwood.

The full picture — history, housing stock, market behaviour, and what buyers should know before committing to a Kentwood address.

Kentwood is one of the most established neighbourhoods on Red Deer's north side, built out predominantly in the 1970s and 1980s with infill through the 1990s. The community is divided informally into Kentwood East and Kentwood West, with most listings using the broader Kentwood label. Housing stock is dominated by detached bungalows, bilevels, and modest two-storeys — many of them ideal first-home or first-investment properties.

The neighbourhood centres on Kentwood Park itself, which includes the public library, playgrounds, and seasonal community events. The Kentwood retail strip on 67th Street provides daily-needs shopping (grocery, pharmacy, restaurants) within walking distance for most addresses. North-end employers and the Aquatic Centre are all under 10 minutes by car.

Kentwood consistently posts strong value-per-square-foot numbers compared to other established Red Deer communities. Average sale prices in the $385K range, with most properties trading between $325K and $425K, make it one of the city's go-to neighbourhoods for first-time buyers and investors. Rental yields are competitive — two- and three-bed bungalows perform well in the long-term rental market.

School catchments include Kentwood Park School for K-5 (one of Red Deer's most established elementary schools, walking distance from most of the community) and Hunting Hills High School for grades 9-12. The area is also popular with downsizers from larger Red Deer family neighbourhoods looking to free up equity while staying in a familiar part of the city.

Fast facts

Kentwood real estate at a glance.

Quick reference for buyers comparing Red Deer neighbourhoods. Numbers are based on the latest 12 months of Pillar 9™ MLS® data.

Average price
$385K
Year-over-year
+3.6%
Sales-to-list ratio
97.9%
Avg. days on market
33
Vibe
Family / Starter / Investor
Lifestyle
Affordable, walkable, established
Schools
Kentwood Park School, Hunting Hills High

FAQ

Kentwood questions, answered.

Quick answers to the most common buyer and seller questions about Kentwood, Red Deer. Anything missing? Send Jasmeen a message and she'll reply within a few hours.

Is Kentwood a good neighbourhood in Red Deer?
Kentwood is widely considered one of Red Deer's best-value established neighbourhoods. It's family-friendly, walkable to amenities, and offers strong entry-level pricing — popular with first-time buyers, downsizers, and investors.
How much does a house cost in Kentwood, Red Deer?
Detached homes in Kentwood average around $385K. The typical range is $325K to $425K, with bungalows on the lower end and updated two-storeys at the upper end.
Is Kentwood good for rental investment?
Yes — Kentwood has a long track record as a productive rental neighbourhood in Red Deer. Two- and three-bedroom bungalows are the strongest performers, with consistent tenant demand and reasonable price-to-rent ratios for first-time investors.
What's the difference between Kentwood East and Kentwood West?
Kentwood East and Kentwood West are informal subdivisions of the broader Kentwood community, separated by the 67th Street corridor. Housing stock, prices, and amenities are largely similar across both. East has slightly more newer infill; West is more uniformly 1970s–80s.
What schools serve Kentwood?
Kentwood Park School handles K-5 for most of the community within walking distance. Middle school is typically Eastview Middle, and grades 9-12 go to Hunting Hills High School. Always confirm exact catchments with Red Deer Public Schools for your specific address.

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