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Find answers to the most common questions about Wedgewood, a quiet hamlet in the County of Grande Prairie offering affordable acreage-style living, spacious homes, and easy access to Grande Prairie amenities.
Wedgewood is a hamlet in northern Alberta, located within the County of Grande Prairie No. 1. It is situated immediately adjacent to the City of Grande Prairie on the west side of Resources Road (Range Road 60), approximately 2.4 km east of Highway 40 and 0.8 km north of Highway 668. The hamlet is approximately 10-15 minutes from downtown Grande Prairie, offering a quiet residential setting with city amenities nearby.
According to the 2021 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, Wedgewood has a population of 752 residents living in 297 private dwellings. With a land area of 0.53 square kilometres, the population density is approximately 1,428 people per square kilometre. The population has remained stable, with a slight decrease of 0.1% from the 2016 population of 753.
Wedgewood offers a unique blend of country living with city convenience. As a hamlet in the County of Grande Prairie, it provides a quieter, more relaxed atmosphere while being minutes from Grande Prairie's amenities. The area is known for:
Wedgewood features primarily single-family detached homes on larger lots. Home styles include:
Recent examples include a 1,552 sq ft home at 4809 94 Street with 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a finished triple garage with radiant heater, and professionally landscaped yard with firepit area. Another listing at 9424 Wedgewood Drive N offers 1,948 sq ft, 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, backing onto a golf course.
Home prices in Wedgewood vary based on size, age, and location:
Most homes feature generous lot sizes (approximately 0.20 acres or 7,400+ sq ft), attached garages, and modern updates including granite countertops, hardwood flooring, and finished basements.
Homes in Wedgewood feature impressive amenities:
The Wedgewood area is served by schools in Grande Prairie. Nearby schools include:
The area falls within the Grande Prairie Public School District and the Grande Prairie & District Catholic Schools.
Wedgewood is ideally situated for outdoor recreation:
Residents also enjoy quick access to all of Grande Prairie's recreational facilities, including the Eastlink Centre and Muskoseepi Park.
Wedgewood is just minutes from all of Grande Prairie's amenities:
The County of Grande Prairie also offers a Community Directory for local services and businesses.
Wedgewood is well-connected for commuters:
The hamlet is driver-dependent, with most daily errands requiring a vehicle, but the peaceful residential setting is ideal for those who prefer quieter surroundings.
Wedgewood residents have convenient access to healthcare facilities in Grande Prairie:
Yes, Wedgewood is an excellent community for families:
Yes, Wedgewood is a dog-friendly community. The larger lots, quiet streets, and proximity to natural areas like O'Brien Provincial Park and Wood Lake make it ideal for pet owners. Many homes feature professionally landscaped yards, firepit areas, and garden sheds, providing ample space for dogs to exercise and play.
The County of Grande Prairie No. 1 is a municipal district surrounding the City of Grande Prairie. It offers a mix of residential hamlets, agricultural land, and industrial areas. The county is known for:
Wedgewood residents enjoy the benefits of county living while being minutes from Grande Prairie's urban amenities.
Homes in Wedgewood have access to municipal services:
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Mobile home parks in Wedgewood offer affordable housing options, community living, and often include amenities like playgrounds, recreation centers, and maintained common areas. Learn more about park amenities
The process involves finding a mobile home park with available lots, securing financing (which differs from traditional mortgages), and completing the purchase agreement. Mobile home financing options
Pad rental fees are monthly payments made to the park owner for the land your mobile home sits on. These vary by location and amenities offered. Typical pad fees in Western Canada
Yes, but you'll need to check zoning regulations, park availability, and potentially pay moving costs which can be substantial. Mobile home transport regulations
Mobile home parks are regulated by provincial laws and municipal bylaws covering safety standards, tenant rights, and park operations. Alberta mobile home park laws
Mobile homes may qualify for chattel loans (for the home only) or traditional mortgages if you own the land. Interest rates and terms vary. Chattel loan vs. mortgage
Owners typically maintain their home's interior and exterior, while the park maintains common areas and infrastructure. Mobile home maintenance tips
Some parks have 55+ age restrictions, while others welcome all ages. Always check park rules before purchasing. Age-restricted communities in AB
Mobile homes are assessed for property taxes like other homes, but taxes may be lower depending on the municipality. Alberta property tax guide
You'll need specialized mobile home insurance covering the structure, contents, and liability, similar to traditional homeowners insurance. Mobile home insurance quotes
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