About Cloverdale Edmonton

Cloverdale is located in the south-east portion of the city, south of Riverdale, nestled between Strathearn and Forest Heights, bounded by Conners Road, Strathearn Drive. It is situated along the south bank of the North Saskatchewan River near the center of the city in the Ottewell Area, South Edmonton. Transportation facilities have figured predominantly in Cloverdale's development. The North Saskatchewan River was the highway of the fur trade, and the Low-Level Bridge was completed in 1902, Edmonton, Yukon, and Pacific Railways connected Edmonton to Strathcona via the Mill Creek Ravine and the Low-Level Bridge. Houses in Cloverdale are a mix of pre-war semi-bungalows, newer infill homes, a few row houses, and many luxury houses. House prices in Cloverdale can be very expensive due to its prime real estate location, minutes from the University of Alberta. Cloverdale Edmonton is a unique community in central south-east Edmonton near the city core which runs along the south bank of the North Saskatchewan River. Settlement of Cloverdale began in the 1870s when two farms were established. The beautiful Gallagher Park off Connors Road provides the stage for the annual Edmonton Folk Festival. Early residential real estate development in Cloverdale consisted of working-class homes for the men working at numerous commercial and industrial sites in Gallagher Flats in the early 1900s. Redevelopment of Cloverdale real estate since 1984 has seen the replacement of much of the early housing with much larger, more modern luxury homes. Several of these luxury homes are situated along the south bank of the River near the center of the city offering Cloverdale residences amazing seasonal views.