Leduc County Acreages, Land and Homes for Sale

If you need breathing room but aren’t quite ready to give up the convenience of city living, head to Leduc County. Located just south of Edmonton’s city limits, Leduc County offers the best of small town, rural, and city living -- space of your own, friendly community, and access to all the amenities of Edmonton and surrounding municipalities.

Leduc County Real Estate Statistics

Total Listings: 222
Average Price: $942,654
Highest Price: $17,600,000
Lowest Price: $115,000

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Leduc County makes sense for residents who regularly travel south to Red Deer, Calgary, and beyond via the Edmonton International Airport, located just west of Highway 2 at the heart of Leduc County.

Leduc County is bordered by Parkland County and Brazeau County in the west, Wetaskiwin County in the south, and Camrose County, Beaver County and Strathcona County in the east. Beaumont, Calmar, Thorsby, and Warburg are all located within Leduc County boundaries, and the City of Leduc sits at its heart. Four school divisions serve County residents through elementary, junior high, and high schools. Read more...

Rural Leduc County Listings

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 Rural Leduc’s History

The Calgary and Edmonton Railway first opened the area that is now Leduc County to settlement. Following the discovery of oil at Leduc No. 1 oil well in 1947, the oil and gas industry brought growth and prosperity to the area, and continues to shape industry there today. The Edmonton International Airport, which opened in 1960, brought more jobs, visitors, and residents to the area. Leduc County was incorporated in 1963.

Rural Leduc Today

Leduc County is home to many hobby farms, acreages, and a variety of commercial farm operations. The area also has a thriving industrial sector and a large international airport, both of which employ large numbers of residents and attract visitors and new residents to the area.

Leduc County is dotted with lakes, parks, and preserved natural areas. Pigeon Lake, touching the County’s southwest border, attracts fishing and boating enthusiasts, and has a large cottage community.

Listing information last updated on April 20th, 2019 at 6:46pm MDT.