Alberta Waterfront Properties for Sale

Private lake communities, Bow River valley estates, Elbow River properties, alpine retreats near Kananaskis, and foothills waterfront in Rocky View County.

Three Sisters Mountain Village, Spring Creek riverfront, Quarry Lake views, and Bow River frontage — alpine waterfront in Alberta's premier mountain resort town.

Bow River frontage in Riversong, Sunset Ridge escarpment estates, and Heritage Hills pathway homes — foothills river living 30 minutes from Calgary.

Bow River frontage inside Banff townsite — restricted by the Need to Reside rule and Parks Canada, the rarest mountain real estate in Canada.

Separate city east of Calgary — Chestermere, full year-round community built around Chestermere Lake.

Bow Valley sailing reservoir — Summer Village of Ghost Lake, Calgary's closest big sailing lake, 30 min west of Cochrane.

Sylvan Lake waterfront estates, marina community properties, four-season lakefront cottages, and premium recreational lots on Central Alberta's most beloved lake.

Central Alberta recreational lake — Aspen Beach Provincial Park, equidistant Calgary and Edmonton, strong cottage culture.

Red Deer-area recreational lake — Whispering Pines Golf Resort, Pine Lake Resort, golf-and-lake lifestyle.

Central Alberta cottage country — Rochon Sands PP, multiple summer villages, Stettler-area family market.

Mulhurst Bay, Ma-Me-O Beach, Crystal Springs, and Itaska Beach — Edmonton's primary cottage country on central Alberta's 96-square-kilometre recreational lake.

Foothills boreal cottage lake — Summer Village of Burnstick Lake, Sundre region, Calgary-area buyers.

East-central Alberta Provincial Park cottage lake — Gooseberry Lake PP, family-cabin market.

East-central Alberta Provincial Park cottage lake — Little Fish Lake PP, small fishing-focused market.

North Saskatchewan River valley estates, Windermere lake community properties, riverfront homes in Laurier Heights and Riverside, and acreages along the Sturgeon River.

Lac Ste. Anne waterfront estates, Alberta Beach cottage properties, four-season lakefront retreats, and premium dock-ready lots west of Edmonton.

Edmonton's closest big lake (60 min west) — Wabamun village, Seba Beach, Sundance Beach cottage market.

West-Edmonton village lake — Village of Spring Lake, 45 min commute, year-round and cottage market.

West-Edmonton recreational lake — Summer Village of Sunset Point, cottage subdivisions, modest pricing.

Historic Edmonton-area cottage lake — Summer Villages, Birch Cove, francophone-heritage settlements.

Small west-Edmonton cottage lake — Summer Village of Nakamun Park, quiet cottage culture.

Parkland County cottage lake — small, established, easy Edmonton commute via Highway 16.

Small west-Edmonton recreational lake — quiet cottage community, acreage development, modest market.

South-Edmonton cottage lake — Summer Villages, Calmar, popular Edmonton-area destination, mid-size market.

Large shallow lake east of Edmonton — Strathcona/Beaver County cottage and acreage market.

East-Edmonton Strathcona County cottage lake — cottage subdivisions and acreages, commuter market.

Small east-Edmonton lake near Sherwood Park — cottage subdivisions, acreages, commuter market.

Popular Athabasca-area cottage lake — Sunset Beach Summer Village, Edmonton-buyer market, family cottage culture.

Athabasca-area cottage lake — Summer Villages, family cabin market, Edmonton-buyer base.

Athabasca County boreal cottage lake — Summer Village of Skeleton Lake, quiet family-cabin culture.

Quiet Athabasca-area boreal cottage lake — family cabin culture, modest market.

Lakeland County trophy walleye fishery — north of Lac La Biche, fishing-focused cottage market.

Lakeland County boreal cottage lake — Lac La Biche region, quieter family-cottage market.

Large boreal lake north of Athabasca — Calling Lake Provincial Park, fishing-focused cottage market.

Alberta Lakeland boreal cottage lake — sandy beaches, family-cabin culture, Edmonton-area market.

Bonnyville's premier cottage lake — Moose Lake Provincial Park, Summer Villages, strong recreational market.

Bonnyville-area quieter cottage lake — south of Bonnyville, family-cabin culture.

Smoky Lake area boreal cottage lake — quiet family-cabin culture, modest market.

Smoky Lake-area Provincial Park cottage lake — Garner Lake PP, boreal family-cabin market.

Small Bonnyville-area lake — local cottage and residential market.

Northeastern Alberta Provincial Park cottage lake — Whitney Lakes PP, boreal recreation destination.

Bonnyville-area French-heritage cottage lake — Franco-Albertan influence, family-cabin market.

St. Paul-area cottage lake — Edmonton-region market, family-cabin culture.

Alberta's seventh-largest lake — RCAF base community, full city services, Lakeland Provincial Park access.

Alberta's second-largest lake — northern Lakeland trophy fishing, quieter cottage culture, big-water boating.

Historic fur trade lake (1798) — heritage town, Sir Winston Churchill PP, Pelican Point, Beaver Lake cottage country.