Land for sale near Devon, Alberta
16 land and acreage listings within 25 km of Devon, in the Edmonton–Drayton Valley area. Median asking price $987,000.
Price cuts near Devon
| Listing | Price | Acres | Per acre | Water | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.13-acre lot Devon |
$309,000 was $349,915 | 0.13 | $2,396,731/ac | below market | |
| 5 acres Parkland County |
$1,297,000 was $1,450,000 | 5 | $259,920/ac | ||
| 3.9 acres Parkland County |
$3,429,000 was $3,788,000 | 3.9 | $879,231/ac | ||
| 4.8 acres Parkland County |
$925,000 was $950,000 | 4.8 | $191,909/ac |
Other towns in the Edmonton–Drayton Valley area
Price per acre by lot size near Devon
Median asking price per acre of the 13 listings of 1 acre or more that state a size.
All listings near Devon
| Listing | Price | Acres | Per acre | Water | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 69 acres Parkland County |
$825,000 | 69 | $11,957/ac | below market | |
| 71.8 acres Parkland County |
$1,300,000 | 71.8 | $18,101/ac | ||
| 57.9 acres Parkland County |
$1,100,000 | 57.9 | $18,988/ac | below market | |
| 30 acres Parkland County |
$775,000 | 30 | $25,833/ac | ||
| 12 acres Parkland County |
$849,900 | 12 | $70,825/ac | ||
| 2 acres Parkland County |
$320,000 | 2 | $161,616/ac | below market | |
| 4.8 acres Parkland County |
$925,000 | 4.8 | $191,909/ac | ||
| 3 acres Parkland County |
$749,000 | 3 | $249,667/ac | ||
| 5 acres Parkland County |
$1,297,000 | 5 | $259,920/ac | ||
| 3.4 acres Parkland County |
$1,049,000 | 3.4 | $308,529/ac | ||
| 2 acres Parkland County |
$1,750,000 | 2 | $875,000/ac | ||
| 3.9 acres Parkland County |
$3,429,000 | 3.9 | $879,231/ac | ||
| 0.13-acre lot Devon |
$309,000 | 0.13 | $2,396,731/ac | below market | |
| 1 acre Parkland County |
$2,995,000 | 1 | $2,995,000/ac | ||
| 1 acre Parkland County |
$2,995,000 | 1 | $2,995,000/ac | ||
| Land Parkland County |
$899,000 | Unclear | – |
About Devon
The town
Devon is a town on the high banks of the North Saskatchewan River, southwest of Edmonton, with about 6,500 people in 2021 on about 14 km². Imperial Oil built it on a grain field after its Leduc No. 1 well nearby struck oil on 13 February 1947, and as the first Canadian municipality approved by a regional planning commission it was called "Canada's Model Town". Devon became a village in 1949 and a town in 1950. Oil and gas still shape the economy, and about two-thirds of workers commute out of town. Devon General Hospital, on Erie Street, has an emergency department; Alberta Health Services lists its current hours.
Around it
Highways 60 and 19 meet at Devon, and Edmonton International Airport is about 12 minutes away by road. From the boat launch at Voyageur Park, a 1.5 km riverside path ends at the Legs of Fire stairs, which climb 86 m back up into town. South of town on Highway 60 is Leduc County, home to the Canadian Energy Museum; the county decides development permits under a Land Use Bylaw adopted in 2025. Across the river is Parkland County, where the University of Alberta Botanic Garden covers 97 ha about 5 km north of town on Highway 60. Parkland County's Planning and Development Services issue development permits there, followed by safety codes permits.
Sources
- Edmonton Metropolitan Region Board, Town of Devon municipal data sheet (2021 census)
- The Canadian Encyclopedia, Devon
- Canada's Historic Places, Leduc No. 1 Discovery Well
- Alberta Health Services, Devon General Hospital
- River Valley Alliance, Devon river valley trail in Voyageur Park
- Canadian Energy Museum, mission and location
- OneFM Leduc, Leduc County adopts new Land Use Bylaw
- University of Alberta, Botanic Garden
- Parkland County, Development permits
Written by AcreScout from the sources listed; facts checked November 8, 2026. Rules change: confirm anything that matters with the municipality.