Glastonbury (also known as Parkland) is a vibrant and welcoming neighborhood in the western part of Edmonton, developed primarily in the late 1990s and early 2000s. According to the 2019 Edmonton Municipal Census, the community is home to approximately 7,500 residents, with around 2,700 homes scattered across its serene streets. This neighborhood is known for its family-friendly atmosphere and well-maintained properties, making it a sought-after location for those looking to settle down in a tranquil yet accessible area.
Glastonbury is bordered by Whitemud Drive to the north, Anthony Henday Drive to the west, Lessard Road to the east, and the neighborhood of Granville to the south. This area spans approximately 2.46 square kilometers. The housing in Glastonbury is predominantly single-detached homes, which make up 67% of the residences. Duplexes and row houses account for about 19%, and apartments and condominiums represent the remaining 14%. Around 88% of the homes in Glastonbury are owner-occupied.
A few key features stand out that make Glastonbury a great place to call home.
Glastonbury Park: A central green space with playgrounds, sports fields, and walking trails.
Guinevere Park: Another lovely park offering a tranquil pond and picnic areas.
Community League: The Glastonbury Community League organizes numerous events, programs, and activities for residents of all ages.
Shopping and Dining: Close to various shopping centers, including the Currents of Windermere and West Edmonton Mall, providing ample shopping, dining, and entertainment options.
Attractions: Proximity the River Cree Resort and Casino in the neighboring community of Lewis Estates.
Kim Hung School: A public elementary/junior high school within Glastonbury offering a diverse range of programs and extracurricular activities Edmonton Public Schools.
Winterburn School (Secord): Public elementary school with strong academic and sports programs Edmonton Public Schools.
Michael A. Kostek School (Jamieson Place): Public elementary school known for its inclusive environment Edmonton Public Schools.
S. Bruce Smith School (Dechene): Junior high school offering advanced academic programs and various clubs Edmonton Public Schools.
Bessie Nichols School (The Hamptons): A public K-9 school focusing on holistic education Edmonton Public Schools.
St. Martha Catholic School (Lymburn): Catholic elementary/junior high school with a strong faith-based curriculum Edmonton Catholic Schools.
Lymburn School (Lymburn): Public elementary school with a focus on community engagement Edmonton Public Schools.