1-12, 2103 - 2113 154 Avenue NW
Edmonton, T5Y2R6
$6,000,000
ActiveMLS® 45675192, updated Oct 6, 2026



All 9 photos
About this home
This property represents a substantial multi-family investment opportunity! Invest in scale with this impressive 12-unit stacked row house property in Edmonton. Offering 25,333 sq. ft. of total building area, this property features 12 residential units with attached garages and modern, functional layouts. The upper units measure approximately 1,866 sq. ft., while the lower units offer approximately 2,356 sq. ft. Each unit provides substantial living space within a well-planned multi-family configuration. The combination of unit count, generous unit sizes, parking and accessible location makes this a prime Edmonton investment opportunity. Located in Gorman, within the Horse Hill Community League, the property offers convenient access to Anthony Henday Drive and major transportation routes, providing connections throughout Edmonton and surrounding communities. Shopping, dining, recreation, schools, and everyday services are all accessible throughout the surrounding Manning and Horse Hill areas. All 3 buildings are available and could be sold as a package totaling 36 units.
Details
- Type
- Multi-family
- Living area
- 25,333 sq ft
- Year built
- 2025
- Parking
- 14
School zone
Schools this address is designated for
- Elementary
- Kirkness (Edmonton Public)
- Junior high
- John D. Bracco (Edmonton Public)
- High school
- Eastglen (Edmonton Public)
- Catholic
- St. Bonaventure (1.8 km), CCAC-Clareview (2.5 km)
Public designations from Edmonton Public Schools attendance areas; Catholic schools shown are the nearest, as the Catholic board publishes no boundaries. Confirm with the school before relying on it.
Listing courtesy of John Rota, Exp Realty. Data provided through the REALTOR.ca DDF® and deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Living area is as reported by the listing brokerage under the Residential Measurement Standard where it applies; verify before relying on it. View on REALTOR.ca.






