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Also known as the Lower Townsite, downtown Fort McMurray is located in the Clearwater River Valley. The main highway, Highway 63, is easily accessible and the residential areas of downtown are highly walkable.
In the Downtown community, plenty of homes are for sale at multiple price points which include single family homes, multi-family townhomes, condominiums, and apartments. Single family homes have driveways, detached garages and street parking while apartment buildings and multi-family townhomes have assigned parking in designated lots.
Residents have quick access to shopping, business, commercial and municipal amenities and services. The area is home to many strip-malls and the region’s only shopping mall.
There are also public facilities, such as the court house and a library. Residents can engage in outdoor recreational activities, parks, and walking trails. There are also many schools located here, such as Fort McMurray Composite High School, Dr. K.A. Clark Elementary School, Father Turcotte and the region’s only post-secondary institution, Keyano College.
$85,000
New
Downtown 2 Bed 2 Bath 803sqft
RE/MAX FORT MCMURRAY
$92,000
Foreclosure
Downtown 2 Bed 2 Bath 924sqft
EXP REALTY
$379,900
Downtown 5 Bed 2 Bath 879sqft
$419,900
Virtual Tour
Downtown 6 Bed 2 Bath 1018sqft
SELLER DIRECT NORTHERN HOMES REALTY
$299,999
Downtown 2 Bed 2 Bath 1070sqft
$324,900
Downtown 3 Bed 1 Bath 986sqft
$199,900
Downtown 2 Bed 2 Bath 1231sqft
$109,000
Downtown 2 Bed 2 Bath 900sqft
$51,000
Downtown 2 Bed 1 Bath 729sqft
ROYAL LEPAGE TRUE NORTH REALTY
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