Carter Crest, part of the Old Riverbend area of southwest Edmonton, is a newer neighborhood that was primarily developed in the 1990s. It’s named after Robert I. Carter, a Canadian government agent who advised Americans about immigrating to Canada. The community is designed with an emphasis on quiet residential living with modern, attractive housing options. Home to about 1,500 residents spread across approximately 500 homes, Carter Crest offers a blend of family-friendly suburban living with close proximity to urban conveniences.
Carter Crest is neatly encapsulated by Terwillegar Drive to the east, Rabbit Hill Road to the south, a utility corridor to the north, and a line running just beyond Hodgson Way to the west. Its well-defined boundaries contribute to the neighborhood’s exclusive and self-contained character.
The area mainly features single-family homes, but also includes a few townhouses and duplexes, catering to diverse housing preferences. The architectural styles are modern, reflecting the neighborhood’s development in the late 20th century, and the properties are well-maintained, showcasing pride of ownership. Fun fact: 100% of the residential properties in Carter Crest have garages!
While there are no schools directly within Carter Crest, several highly-regarded educational institutions are easily accessible in neighboring communities:
These schools make Carter Crest an attractive location for families seeking quality education options within a short distance.