TWIN BROOKS

The Twin Brooks area was annexed to the City of Edmonton in 1980. Twin Brooks is a triangular shaped neighbourhood nestled between the Blackmud and Whitemud Creek Ravines and it is located directly north of the Anthony Henday ring road. Access to these two ravines provides residents with excellent natural outdoor amenity space and represents a defining feature of the neighbourhood. More about Twin Brooks...

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Residential construction within Twin Brooks began in the late 1980s & continued on into the 2000s. The bulk of residential construction, however, occurred throughout the 1990s. The vast majority of homes in the neighbourhood are low density in character. 85% of all units are single detached homes, 5% of units are semi-detached homes and the remaining 10% of units are found within row houses and low rise apartment buildings.

There are two main entrance points into the neighbourhood via 119 & 111 ST. Internal roadways are designed as loops and cul-de-sacs oriented along the main collector road, Twin Brooks Drive, which creates small residential enclaves within the neighbourhood and reduces through-traffic.

A joint school and park site is located in the centre of the neighbourhood. The public elementary school was developed in Twin Brooks, but the lands set aside for the development of a Catholic elementary school were deemed surplus by the school board. The building envelope for the surplus school site, located in the northwest corner of the joint school site, was rezoned to accommodate future residential redevelopment. The centre of the neighbourhood also features a stormwater management lake and small park, around which single detached homes were built. A gas line right-of-way that runs in an east-west direction across the southern part of the neighbourhood has been landscaped to provide a linear corridor for residents.

Twin Brooks was named to reflect its geographic location between two creeks.

The geographical boundaries of this community are:

  • NORTH: Blackmud Creek Ravine
  • SOUTH: Anthony Henday DR
  • WEST: Whitemud Creek Ravine

City Council representative: Ward 9, Bryan Anderson.

Information taken from City of Edmonton website.

Disclaimer: Information herein deemed reliable but not guaranteed by the EREB.

Listing information last updated on September 20th, 2017 at 10:32am MDT.