Warburg Real Estate
Leduc County — Edmonton 70km northeast, Pigeon Lake 25km south
Homes for Sale in Warburg
Warburg sits in the sweet spot of Leduc County's southwest — close enough to Edmonton to commute (70 km, about 55 minutes), close enough to Pigeon Lake to go fishing on a Saturday morning (25 km south), and far enough from both that the village itself is genuinely quiet. Named after the German city, Warburg reflects the European settler mix of this part of central Alberta. The village has real amenities and a school, Leduc handles bigger services 40 km northeast, and the Pigeon Lake cottage country is basically on the doorstep. At $215,000 average, Warburg offers the Edmonton orbit with lake access and village character — a combination that's harder to find at this price than it might appear.
Village Homes
Leduc County village homes with Edmonton commuter access and Pigeon Lake recreation nearby.
Newer Village Residential
Modern Warburg builds with full village services in Leduc County's southwest parkland corridor.
Leduc County Acreages
Rolling Leduc County acreages near Pigeon Lake and within Edmonton's extended southwest commuter belt.
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How far is Warburg from Edmonton?
Warburg is approximately 70 km southwest of Edmonton via Highway 39 and Highway 795 — roughly 55 to 60 minutes under typical driving conditions. That places Warburg at the outer edge of a realistic Edmonton commute, and well within weekend-trip distance for city residents exploring rural property options. Leduc, about 40 km northeast, provides the nearest urban services for daily needs.
How close is Pigeon Lake to Warburg?
Pigeon Lake's north shore is approximately 25 km south of Warburg — close enough to make lake recreation a realistic regular activity rather than a major journey. Pigeon Lake is one of central Alberta's most popular recreation lakes, with boating, fishing, swimming, and established cottage communities. For Warburg residents, the lake is part of the lifestyle package — and for buyers considering Pigeon Lake area property, Warburg offers year-round village infrastructure nearby.
What county is Warburg in?
Warburg is in Leduc County, central Alberta — one of the province's most established agricultural counties, stretching south and west from the Edmonton metro area. The county encompasses diverse terrain from Edmonton's airport corridor to the parkland and lake country around Pigeon Lake. Warburg occupies a quiet position in the county's southwest, where agriculture transitions to the mixed lake and farmland character of central Alberta.
What heritage does Warburg have?
Warburg takes its name from Warburg, Germany — reflecting a German settler presence in this part of Leduc County alongside the more widespread Ukrainian settlement of central Alberta. German Mennonite and Lutheran communities have deep roots in the broader Leduc-Wetaskiwin area, and Warburg's European heritage adds a distinct character to the community's cultural identity.
Is Warburg affordable relative to Edmonton?
Warburg's average home price of around $215,000 is a fraction of comparable Edmonton properties — particularly meaningful for buyers who can manage a 55-to-60-minute commute and want genuine rural living with Pigeon Lake recreation nearby. The Leduc County lake and parkland corridor has seen consistent interest from Edmonton buyers seeking larger properties and lower costs.
What are land title transfer fees like in Alberta?
Alberta's Land Title Transfer Fees are minimal compared to Ontario's or BC's Land Transfer Taxes. At Warburg's average of around $215,000, the Alberta closing cost advantage over an Ontario equivalent is meaningful — reinforcing the overall value proposition for buyers considering the Edmonton commuter belt's outer communities.