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Beaumont Alberta Real Estate Guide 2025

Beaumont is a rapidly growing community of approximately 22,000 residents located just south of Edmonton, along the Highway 625 corridor between the QEII Highway and Highway 21. Known for its French heritage, friendly community atmosphere, and newer residential developments, Beaumont attracts families looking for a quieter lifestyle within easy reach of Edmonton and the airport corridor.

Beaumont Home Prices in 2025

Beaumont's housing market reflects its suburban character — predominantly single-family detached homes in newer subdivisions. Detached homes range from $450,000 to $620,000 for typical builds, with premium lots and larger homes pushing to $700,000+. Semi-detached and duplex options are available from $330,000 to $430,000.

Beaumont is predominantly a family-oriented community, and the housing stock reflects this with larger floor plans and family-focused layouts dominating new construction activity.

Alberta's No Land Transfer Tax Advantage: Beaumont buyers pay only the ISC registration fee (~$500–$1,000) instead of land transfer taxes. In British Columbia, a $550,000 purchase triggers a $9,000 property transfer tax. Alberta buyers keep that money.

Why Beaumont Is Growing

French heritage community: Beaumont's founding Francophone identity gives it a unique cultural character that attracts buyers seeking something different from a typical Alberta suburb.
Airport proximity: Only 15 minutes from Edmonton International Airport — ideal for frequent travellers and airport corridor workers.
New construction quality: Most of Beaumont's housing stock is newer, meaning buyers get modern construction standards, better insulation, and updated building codes.
Community events: Beaumont actively runs community festivals, outdoor markets, and recreation programs building strong neighbourhood bonds.
Access to Leduc: Beaumont residents have easy access to Leduc's services, including Leduc Common shopping, without paying Leduc tax rates.

Beaumont Neighbourhoods

Coloniale Estates

One of Beaumont's most established communities with larger lots and a mix of older and newer homes. Prices from $470,000 to $620,000.

Dansereau Meadows

A family-oriented newer community in south Beaumont with well-designed streetscapes and close to schools. Prices range from $460,000 to $580,000.

Belle Rive

Newer development in northwest Beaumont with modern homes and family amenities. Prices from $490,000 to $650,000 for detached homes.

Beaumont Property Taxes

Town of Beaumont property taxes are among the lowest in the Edmonton region. The residential mill rate is competitive, with typical annual taxes on a $500,000 home running approximately $3,200–$4,000. Beaumont's growth brings ongoing infrastructure investment supported by development levies from new construction.

Commuting from Beaumont to Edmonton

Beaumont residents commute to Edmonton via the QEII Highway to the west or Highway 21 north. Travel time to south Edmonton is approximately 20–30 minutes; downtown Edmonton runs 35–45 minutes. The commute to Edmonton International Airport is exceptionally short at 10–15 minutes.

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Summary

Beaumont is an excellent choice for families seeking newer construction, a friendly community culture, and easy airport access south of Edmonton. Alberta's no land transfer tax policy means closing costs stay low, and Beaumont's competitive property tax rates make long-term ownership costs attractive.