Browse Fort Saskatchewan houses with triple garages — executive builds in Sherridon and Bridgeview, family homes in Southfort and Westpark. Listings update daily.
Looking for a 3 car garage home for sale in Fort Saskatchewan? You're searching in one of the Edmonton region's best-value markets. A triple garage gives you room for three vehicles — or two vehicles plus a heated workshop, home gym, or winter storage for a boat, quad, sled, or RV. That extra bay matters especially here, where a large share of residents work in Alberta's Industrial Heartland and own trucks, trailers, and toys that need somewhere to live. The current MLS® listings at the top of this page refresh daily, and the guide below covers what these homes cost, which neighbourhoods have them, and what to check before you buy.
Start with the baseline. Fort Saskatchewan's average home price is roughly $479,000 year-to-date in 2026, with a median near $465,000, according to REALTORS® Association of Edmonton figures. Newly built homes average higher — about $536,000 — since new construction skews toward larger detached product. Those numbers cover everything from condos to executive homes, so triple-garage properties sit above them.
Fort Sask avg (YTD 2026)
~$479K
New construction avg
~$536K
Typical triple-garage
$600K–$900K+
Expect entry-level triple-garage homes to start around $600,000, with the bulk of inventory between $680,000 and $850,000 — typically 1,900 to 2,600 square feet. Executive and estate builds, particularly in Pineview and the larger Sherridon and Bridgeview homes, run past $900,000, and a small number of custom riverfront and acreage-style properties reach well beyond that.
Worth knowing about current conditions: average asking prices rose about 7% year-over-year as of June 2026, but days on market have lengthened to roughly 59–65 days as inventory has grown. That's a balanced market — prices are holding and appreciating modestly, while buyers have genuine time to compare instead of rushing an offer.
Fort Saskatchewan is a compact city of roughly 28,000, so triple-garage inventory is smaller than in Edmonton — and concentrated in specific pockets. Knowing where to look saves a lot of scrolling.
Sherridon and Bridgeview are where Fort Saskatchewan's prestige homes are concentrated. Expect triple garages paired with bonus rooms, premium finishes, and larger lots — the kind of home that would cost considerably more in southwest Edmonton or St. Albert. If your search is specifically for an executive property with a three-bay garage, start here.
Southfort is the city's most active new-construction area, with multiple builders working and genuine choice on floor plans and finishes. Double attached garages are the standard here, but larger plans and estate lots — including Southfort Estates — deliver triples. South Pointe sits adjacent and shares that modern, family-oriented character with builder warranties still in place. Westpark, along the North Saskatchewan River in the northwest, is one of the most consistently in-demand neighbourhoods in the city, with parks, pathways, and easy access to the Dow Centennial Centre. Well-priced Westpark listings rarely sit long.
Sienna offers a mix of detached homes and townhomes at accessible price points, with slightly smaller footprints than Southfort to keep pricing competitive. Triple garages are less common here but do appear on larger detached plans. Westwood Trails is another newer growth area worth watching.
The historic downtown core and Pineview's tree-lined streets offer larger, older lots where detached triple garages and workshops are more feasible. Pineview in particular carries some of the city's highest-priced properties. If you want a serious shop rather than an attached garage, these mature areas are often the better hunting ground — though inventory is thin and turns over slowly.
This is the reason many buyers end up here. Fort Saskatchewan delivers comparable homes at a lower entry point than its neighbours, with lower property taxes on top.
| Community | Average price | Typical triple-garage range |
|---|---|---|
| Fort Saskatchewan | ~$479,000 | $600K – $900K+ |
| St. Albert | ~$559,000 | $750K – $1.2M+ |
| Edmonton (all residential) | ~$484,000 | $700K – $1.5M+ |
The practical upshot: a buyer with an $800,000 budget can often secure a newer executive home with a triple garage in Sherridon or Southfort Estates, where the same money in Windermere or Jensen Lakes buys less house or a smaller lot. Add lower property taxes and a 20–25 minute commute to northeast Edmonton, and the trade-off works well for a lot of families — particularly those already working in the Industrial Heartland.
Triple-garage inventory in a smaller market moves differently than in Edmonton. A few things worth confirming:
Triple-garage homes in Fort Saskatchewan run from about $600,000 up past $900,000, with the deepest executive inventory in Sherridon, Bridgeview, and Southfort Estates. That's meaningfully less than the equivalent home in St. Albert or southwest Edmonton, with lower property taxes on top. The market is balanced right now — more choice and more time to decide than in recent years — but the best-priced listings still move fast.
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Triple-garage homes in Fort Saskatchewan typically start around $600,000 and commonly run between $680,000 and $850,000. Executive and estate builds can exceed $900,000. For context, the city's overall average home price was approximately $479,000 year-to-date in 2026, according to REALTORS® Association of Edmonton data.
Sherridon, Bridgeview, and Southfort Estates carry the most executive homes with triple garages. Newer family communities including Southfort, South Pointe, Westpark, and Sienna have triples on their larger plans, though double garages are the standard there. Mature areas such as Old Fort and Pineview have larger lots better suited to detached triple garages and workshops.
Generally yes. Fort Saskatchewan's average home price sits below St. Albert and roughly level with Edmonton's all-residential average, but triple-garage homes here typically start around $600,000 compared with roughly $700,000 in Edmonton and $750,000 in St. Albert. Property taxes also tend to be lower. The trade-off is a longer commute to central Edmonton, though it is a benefit for anyone working in Alberta's Industrial Heartland.
Both are available. Newer builds in Southfort, South Pointe, Westpark, and the executive areas typically feature attached triple garages, most of them insulated and many heated. Mature neighbourhoods such as Old Fort and Pineview have larger lots where detached triple garages and workshops are more common. Always confirm bay dimensions, heating, floor drains, and electrical capacity on the individual listing.
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