Red Deer Neighbourhood Guide
A practical guide to the broader Deer Park area of east Red Deer, including Deer Park Estates, Deer Park Village, Devonshire and Davenport.
Ask someone in Red Deer where Deer Park is and they may be talking about considerably more than one MLS® subdivision.
The broader area on the east side of the city includes four adjoining neighbourhoods: Deer Park Estates, Deer Park Village, Devonshire and Davenport. They have separate official subdivision names, but they developed during a similar period and share much of the same housing character, road network, parks and east-side amenities.
For homeowners and buyers, looking at all four together can provide useful context. For property-specific valuation, however, the subdivision still matters. A home in Deer Park Estates may compete differently from one in Davenport even when the two are only a few minutes apart.
2026 Market Snapshot
Combined detached-home results for Deer Park Estates, Deer Park Village, Devonshire and Davenport from January 1 through August 31, 2026.
MLS® detached residential sales, January 1–August 31, 2026. Active and pending inventory referenced below is a September 10, 2026 snapshot.
Four Neighbourhoods, One Broader Area
Deer Park Estates is one of the earlier parts of the broader Deer Park area. Detached homes are generally larger than in some nearby subdivisions, with a mix of bungalows, bi-levels, split-level homes and two-storey properties.
Its 2026 detached median through August was approximately $495,500.
Deer Park Village sits north of 39 Street and includes a mix of established detached homes on residential streets, parks and walking connections.
Its 2026 detached median through August was approximately $474,250.
Devonshire continues the east-side development pattern with homes primarily dating from the late 1990s and early 2000s. The area includes detached homes along with some attached housing and access to neighbourhood green space.
Its 2026 detached median through August was approximately $438,250.
Davenport is closely connected to Deer Park Village and includes a large concentration of bi-level homes along with bungalows and other detached housing.
Its 2026 detached median through August was $435,000.
View the detailed Davenport neighbourhood guide →2026 By Subdivision
The broader Deer Park number is useful for understanding the local market, but these neighbourhoods are not interchangeable. Here is the detached-home breakdown through August 31, 2026.
| Subdivision | Sales | Median Price | Median DOM | Median Build Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deer Park Estates | 20 | $495,500 | 22 | 1991 |
| Deer Park Village | 15 | $474,250 | 21 | 1989 |
| Devonshire | 20 | $438,250 | 18.5 | 2002 |
| Davenport | 15 | $435,000 | 25 | 2001 |
Housing
Detached housing across the four neighbourhoods was built primarily around the 1990s and early 2000s, although individual streets and sections vary.
Among detached homes sold in 2026 through August, the median year built across the broader area was approximately 2000 and median above-grade living area was approximately 1,275 sq. ft.
Bi-levels are particularly common, followed by bungalows, two-storey homes and split-level designs.
Location
One reason the broader Deer Park area has remained practical for many homeowners is its established location. Residents have straightforward access to 30 Avenue, 39 Street and 55 Street, with shopping, services, schools and recreation available throughout east and southeast Red Deer.
The area also has neighbourhood parks, trail connections and outdoor courts in Davenport, Deer Park Village and Deer Park Estates.
Schools
Because this page covers four official neighbourhoods, school attendance areas are not identical across the entire Deer Park area.
Deer Park Estates and Devonshire:
Mattie McCullough Elementary → Westpark Middle School →
Hunting Hills High School.
Deer Park Village and Davenport:
Annie L. Gaetz Elementary → Westpark Middle School →
Hunting Hills High School.
Catholic attendance boundaries divide the broader area generally along 39 Street.
Deer Park Village and Davenport are within the north Deer Park catchment, while Deer Park Estates and Devonshire are within the south Deer Park catchment.
School boundaries can change. Families should confirm current attendance areas directly with the applicable school division.
Market History
Combining the four subdivisions provides enough sales activity to see the broader direction of the local detached-home market while still allowing subdivision-level comparisons when evaluating an individual property.
| Year | Detached Sales | Median Sale Price | Median DOM | Median Sale-to-List |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | 101 | $375,000 | 27 | 98.2% |
| 2023 | 94 | $384,650 | 16 | 98.3% |
| 2024 | 96 | $443,500 | 22.5 | 99.0% |
| 2025 | 93 | $450,000 | 28 | 98.4% |
| 2026 YTD | 70 | $457,000 | 22.5 | 98.3% |
2022–2025 figures are full calendar years. 2026 figures are January 1 through August 31. Detached residential properties only.
Current Inventory
As of the September 10, 2026 MLS® snapshot used for this guide, the four neighbourhoods had 13 active detached listings and 9 pending detached sales.
Inventory changes quickly, so current listings are best viewed through the live MLS® search.
For Deer Park Homeowners
Online estimates can miss important differences between Deer Park Estates, Deer Park Village, Devonshire and Davenport — and they certainly don't know the condition, renovations, lot or location of your particular home.
If you're curious about your home's current value, I can compare it with the recent sales buyers would actually be using when they look at your property.
Frequently Asked Questions
This guide uses Deer Park as the common broader-area name for Deer Park Estates, Deer Park Village, Devonshire and Davenport. MLS® statistics are calculated using those four exact subdivision names.
Across the four neighbourhoods, the median detached sale price from January through August 2026 was $457,000. Individual subdivision medians ranged from approximately $435,000 in Davenport to $495,500 in Deer Park Estates.
They are separate official neighbourhood and MLS® subdivision names, but both are commonly considered part of the broader Deer Park area of east Red Deer. This guide keeps their individual market statistics separate where that distinction matters.
Detached housing includes a large number of bi-levels, along with bungalows, two-storey homes and split-level designs. Most of the broader area's detached housing dates from the 1990s and early 2000s.
The best starting point is a comparison with recent sales from the appropriate subdivision and competing nearby properties, adjusted for the home's size, condition, renovations, lot, garage and location.
No generic automated estimate — just a practical look at the homes buyers are comparing with yours.