Clyde Real Estate
Westlock County's quiet village — north-central Alberta living, an hour from Edmonton
Living in Clyde, Alberta
Clyde occupies a quiet corner of Westlock County about 80 km north of Edmonton — close enough to the city for those willing to trade the commute for a dramatically different cost of living and quality of space. At 450 people, it's a true village: everyone knows their neighbours, the streets are calm, and property taxes bear no resemblance to anything in Edmonton's suburban corridor. Westlock town, 20 km north, supplies the hospital, high school, and grocery stores that round out daily life.
The landscape around Clyde is classic north-central Alberta mixed-farming country — grain and oilseed fields, rolling terrain, stands of aspen, and the big quiet skies that define this part of the province. Buyers who find Clyde are usually looking for maximum affordability with a rural address, or seeking agricultural acreage within reach of Edmonton's employment base. At $95,000–$200,000 for village homes, the value proposition is hard to argue with.
Clyde Property Types
Village Homes — $95K–$200K
Detached homes on village lots ranging from older bungalows to mid-century builds. Full municipal services, genuine affordability, and the independence of a freehold property for buyers priced out of Edmonton's market.
Newer Village Residential — $190K–$300K
Updated and newer-construction homes on Clyde's residential streets. Better insulation, modern kitchens, and move-in ready condition for buyers wanting affordability without major renovation projects.
Westlock County Acreages — $280K–$750K+
Country residential parcels and mixed-farm acreages in the Clyde area. North-central Alberta's mixed-farming belt offers productive land at reasonable prices — ideal for hobby farms, livestock, or buyers wanting a rural lifestyle within commuting distance of Edmonton.
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North-central Alberta lake properties including Lac Ste. Anne and Baptiste Lake within reach of the Clyde area. Lake and waterfront acreages for recreational buyers.
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How far is Clyde from Edmonton?
Clyde is approximately 80 km north of Edmonton via Highway 2 and Highway 18 — about an hour's drive. It sits in Westlock County and is well-positioned for buyers wanting a rural north-central Alberta address with Edmonton access.
What county is Clyde in?
Clyde is in Westlock County, north-central Alberta. Westlock town is approximately 20 km to the north and provides the hospital, high school, and broader retail services for Clyde residents.
Is Clyde affordable?
Clyde is among the most affordable incorporated villages near Edmonton. Detached homes typically range from $95,000 to $200,000 — a fraction of comparable properties in Edmonton's bedroom communities.
What farming is done near Clyde?
Grain, oilseed, and mixed livestock farming are typical in Westlock County. The area has productive soils and a long tradition of family farming, with quarter-section operations still common throughout the county.
What services does Westlock provide for Clyde residents?
Westlock town (20 km north) provides a hospital, high school, grocery and retail stores, and a recreation centre. Clyde residents have daily access to these services while living at a lower cost base in the village.
What acreages are available near Clyde?
Westlock County acreages range from small country residential parcels near the village to larger mixed-farm quarter-sections further out. Rural residential acreages typically range from $200,000 to $400,000; agricultural quarter-sections run higher depending on soil and improvements.