Beaumont Real Estate
Newest listings
- 4234 63 Street, Beaumont$685,000
- 3803 38 Avenue, Beaumont$599,000
- 5502 48 Avenue, Beaumont$549,800
- 4233 63 Street, Beaumont$424,600
- 4231 63 Street, Beaumont$454,600
- 4610 72 Avenue, Beaumont$489,900
You almost cannot buy an old house in Beaumont.
Of everything on the market here at a given moment, the number of homes built before 1990 can usually be counted on one hand. Beaumont as it exists today was largely built in the last twenty years, and most of what changes hands is newer than that.
It is also one of the more expensive places to buy in the region, with a median that sits above most of the towns around it. Those two facts are connected, and together they define who buys here.
A French town that became a commuter town
Beaumont began as a French-Canadian farming settlement and kept that identity long after it stopped being rural. The heritage still shows in the street names, in the bilingual character of the town, and in the church that sits on the high ground at the centre of it.
What grew around that centre is something else entirely: a fast-expanding commuter community on Edmonton's southern edge, close to the airport and the industrial employment at Nisku, and popular with families who want new construction and a town that is not a suburb of anywhere.
Beaumont market right now
- House132
- Duplex17
- Townhouse13
- Vacant Land6
Market data updated October 15, 2026
Why it prices above its neighbours
Part of the premium is simply the age of the housing stock. A town where most of the inventory is recent will show a higher median than one with a large stock of older homes, before you account for anything else.
The rest is demand. Beaumont attracts buyers who compared it with south Edmonton and with the other towns nearby and chose it deliberately, usually for schools, for the newness, or for the sense of a distinct town rather than another set of subdivisions. That is a motivated buyer pool, and motivated buyers support prices.
The thing to watch is that a premium built partly on newness is a depreciating asset. A house that is new today is competing against newer ones in ten years. That is not a reason to avoid Beaumont. It is a reason to buy the location and the lot as carefully as you buy the finishes.
What buyers should know
If you want mature trees, a large lot and a house with some history, Beaumont almost certainly does not have one for you right now, and pretending otherwise wastes your time. Look at Leduc's older core or further into the county.
If you want new, and you want it in a town with its own centre rather than a subdivision on the city's edge, this is one of the strongest options in the region and the reason its prices sit where they do.
Drive the commute before you commit. It is a straightforward run for most of the day, and considerably less so at the hours you would actually be driving it.
What sellers should know
Your competition is other recent houses and, on the growing edges, builders with show homes. In that company, the deciding factors are the ones a new build cannot offer on possession day: finished landscaping, a fence, a deck, a completed basement.
Price is the other one. In a town where the buyer can compare a dozen similar homes in an evening, an ambitious list price does not open a negotiation. It removes you from the shortlist before anyone books a showing.
Working with Cameron
Cameron is based in Fort Saskatchewan, at the northern end of the region, and Beaumont sits at the southern end of it. He works it as part of the wider Capital Region and will be direct with you about that.
What he brings to a market of near-identical new homes is the pricing work, which is where the outcome is genuinely decided when the houses themselves are so alike.
If you are weighing a move here, the conversation starts with an honest number.
Common questions
What do homes in Beaumont cost right now?
There are 169 active listings in Beaumont right now, with a median asking price of $595,000 and asking prices ranging from $264,900 to $9,740,000. These are asking prices on active listings, not sale prices, which board rules keep off public websites. For any one home, comparables from its own pocket of the community say more than a figure for the whole area.
Can you buy an older home in Beaumont?
Rarely. Homes built before 1990 are close to absent from the Beaumont market at any given time, because most of the town was built in the last twenty years. If you want mature trees, a large lot and a house with some history, you are usually better served looking at Leduc's older core or further out into the county.
Why do Beaumont homes cost more than nearby towns?
Part of it is the housing stock: a town whose inventory is mostly recent shows a higher median before anything else is counted. The rest is demand from buyers who compared Beaumont with south Edmonton and chose it deliberately, usually for schools, newness or a distinct town centre. A premium built on newness fades as newer homes appear, so buy the location and lot carefully.
What should Beaumont sellers focus on?
Your competition is other recent houses and, on the growing edges, builders with show homes. The deciding factors are the ones a new build cannot offer on possession day: finished landscaping, a fence, a deck and a completed basement. Price matters just as much. When buyers can compare a dozen similar homes in an evening, an ambitious price removes you from the shortlist.
How long are homes in Beaumont taking to sell?
Listings in Beaumont have been on the market for an average of 38 days. That figure blends every type of property, so a condo, a family home and an acreage can each move at a very different pace. What shortens the wait is price: a home listed where its own comparables support it moves faster than one testing the top of its range.
What kinds of homes are for sale in Beaumont?
Right now the Beaumont listings include 132 houses, 17 duplexes, 13 townhouses and 6 vacant land parcels. The mix changes with every daily update of the feed, and it matters when you read the prices on this page: a median across houses, condos and land blends very different properties, so comparables should always come from the same type of home.
Homes for sale in Beaumont
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Courtesy Of Rahul Khallar Of Nationwide Realty Corp4234 63 Street, Beaumont5 bd · 3 ba · 2,423 sq ft$685,000
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Courtesy Of Dawn Michaels Of Homes & Gardens Real Estate Limited5502 48 Avenue, Beaumont4 bd · 3 ba · 1,239 sq ft · 0.2 ac$549,800 -
$424,600 -
$454,600 -
$489,900 -
$459,900 -
Courtesy Of Subah Kapoor Of MaxWell Devonshire Realty#4323 66 St Street, Beaumont5 bd · 4 ba · 2,093 sq ft · 0.08 ac$649,999 -
$569,000 -
$599,000 -
$414,500 -
$431,600 -
$468,600 -
Courtesy Of Mona LaHaie Of RE/MAX Elite4118 46 Street, Beaumont4 bd · 3 ba · 1,188 sq ft · 0.24 ac$549,000 -
Courtesy Of Naomi Jurgens Of Royal LePage Prestige Realty5820 66 Street, Beaumont3 bd · 3 ba · 1,561 sq ft · 0.07 ac$440,000 -
$565,000 -
$575,000 -
$519,900 -
$619,000 -
Courtesy Of Corey Sylvester Of Real Broker6520 59 Avenue, Beaumont3 bd · 3 ba · 1,572 sq ft · 0.08 ac$435,000 -
Courtesy Of Gurlal Aulakh Of MaxWell Polaris4373 37 Street, Beaumont3 bd · 3 ba · 1,906 sq ft · 0.07 ac$469,867 -
Courtesy Of Jill Micklich Of Rimrock Real Estate5608 Soleil Boulevard, Beaumont3 bd · 3 ba · 2,445 sq ft$744,900 -
Courtesy Of Rick Schmidt Of MaxWell Polaris3611 61 Street, Beaumont5 bd · 3 ba · 1,586 sq ft · 0.2 ac$759,900 -
$475,000 -
Courtesy Of Laura Crawley Of Century 21 Masters5403 60 Street, Beaumont7 bd · 4 ba · 2,368 sq ft · 0.13 ac$649,500 -
$459,900 -
$349,900 -
Courtesy Of Todd Bradley Of Royal Lepage Arteam Realty3810 46 Avenue, Beaumont4 bd · 3 ba · 2,443 sq ft$685,000 -
$539,999 -
$519,999 -
Courtesy Of Tanya Durrant Of Schmidt Realty Group Inc4810 42 Street, Beaumont4 bd · 4 ba · 1,658 sq ft · 0.17 ac$524,500 -
Courtesy Of Alyssa Kasko Of Century 21 Masters91 Rosemount Boulevard, Beaumont3 bd · 3 ba · 2,397 sq ft · 0.15 ac$649,900 -
$299,000 -
Courtesy Of Bronte Mantel Of Century 21 Quantum Realty#5 4900 62 Street, Beaumont3 bd · 3 ba · 1,528 sq ft · 0.07 ac$429,000 -
Courtesy Of Amrit Deol Of RE/MAX Excellence6502 42 Avenue, Beaumont4 bd · 4 ba · 2,702 sq ft · 0.1 ac$729,900 -
Courtesy Of Curtis Prokopchuk Of Exp Realty4204 Triomphe Point, Beaumont3 bd · 4 ba · 1,816 sq ft · 0.16 ac$1,200,000 -
Courtesy Of Kirandeep Singh Of MaxWell Polaris6608 51 Avenue, Beaumont4 bd · 4 ba · 2,356 sq ft · 0.1 ac$699,900 -
Courtesy Of Laurel McTavish Of REMAX River City6410 Dansereau Crescent, Beaumont4 bd · 3 ba · 1,585 sq ft · 0.21 ac$829,900 -
$474,900 -
Courtesy Of Nadia Glavonjic Of Sterling Real Estate6230 45 Avenue, Beaumont4 bd · 3 ba · 2,062 sq ft$559,900