Daly Grove
Daly Grove is a small neighbourhood in southeast Edmonton's Mill Woods, part of Southwood. It runs from 23 Avenue north to 16A Avenue, and from Mill Woods Road East to 34 Street. The land was assembled in 1970 as a provincial land bank and planned by the City in 1971; building began in 1978 and ran through the 1980s. The name honours Thomas Daly (1861-1908), an Alberta agriculturalist.
What to know about Daly Grove.
Daly Grove is a small neighbourhood in southeast Edmonton's Mill Woods, part of Southwood. It runs from 23 Avenue north to 16A Avenue, and from Mill Woods Road East to 34 Street. The land was assembled in 1970 as a provincial land bank and planned by the City in 1971; building began in 1978 and ran through the 1980s. The name honours Thomas Daly (1861-1908), an Alberta agriculturalist.
It was planned as an inward pocket wrapped by arterial and collector roads, keeping through traffic on the perimeter. Inside, the streets are crescents, loops and cul-de-sacs rather than a grid, with the school and open space at the centre. The stock is overwhelmingly detached single-family houses of the late 1970s and 1980s, with row-house, duplex and apartment pockets on the collectors.
Daly Grove Park and the Southwood Community League hall are the recreation focus, with pathways through the open space. Daly Grove Elementary School sits in the neighbourhood, and Pollard Meadows and Crawford Plains schools serve the wider area. Transit runs on 23 Avenue, 34 Street and Mill Woods Road East; no LRT crosses Daly Grove. Confirm your address at the school division's attendance finder.
For buyers, Daly Grove offers an established Mill Woods address with a school and park inside the community, mature landscaping, and quick access to 23 Avenue and the Anthony Henday. The trade-off is a housing stock fixed in the late 1970s and 1980s, so updating comes with it. For sellers, the strength is a settled Mill Woods location with steady demand; newer south-side neighbourhoods compete for the same buyers.