Tweddle Place
Tweddle Place is a residential neighbourhood in southeast Edmonton's Mill Woods area, in the Millbourne community. It is bounded by Whitemud Drive, 91 Street, 76 Street and Mill Woods Road, with Millbourne Road West bisecting it. The land came from the Mill Woods land bank Alberta assembled in 1970, and building started in 1973 under a City plan. It honours former City Commissioner Malcolm Tweddle.
What to know about Tweddle Place.
Tweddle Place is a residential neighbourhood in southeast Edmonton's Mill Woods area, in the Millbourne community. It is bounded by Whitemud Drive, 91 Street, 76 Street and Mill Woods Road, with Millbourne Road West bisecting it. The land came from the Mill Woods land bank Alberta assembled in 1970, and building started in 1973 under a City plan. It honours former City Commissioner Malcolm Tweddle.
Its character was set in the 1970s, when most of it was built. Interior streets follow curvilinear and keyhole patterns, framed by collector roads and a pipeline right-of-way. Housing is mixed: single and semi-detached homes dominate, then low-rise apartments and row housing, suiting owners and renters alike.
Nearby schools include Malcolm Tweddle Elementary, Edith Rogers Junior High, St. Hilda Junior High and Millwoods Christian School; attendance areas change, so confirm your address with the school division's finder. A school-and-park site anchors the neighbourhood, with pathways along the pipeline right-of-way. Shopping is at the Millbourne and Tweddle Place centres near Mill Woods Town Centre, and buses run on Millbourne Road West; there is no LRT station here.
For buyers, the trade-offs are age and access: 1970s homes and mature landscaping give a settled feel, but properties often need updating, and sitting between arterial and collector roads, some addresses get more traffic noise. Transit is bus-based, a short trip from the Valley Line Southeast. For sellers, the mature streetscape and nearby Mill Woods amenities appeal, while condition, not newness, sets a home apart.