Bus to the LRT, LRT to downtown.
A bus at the corner of 18 Street and 153 Avenue connects to the Capital Line at Clareview, and the arterial roads put the whole city within reach by car.
By bus: route 121
The nearest stop, at 18 Street and 153 Avenue, is a few minutes’ walk. About 15 minutes to Clareview Station.
By LRT: Capital Line
From Clareview, the train reaches Churchill Station downtown in about 15 minutes.
By car
153 Avenue, Manning Drive and Anthony Henday Drive all run along the neighbourhood, and the Henday rings the whole city.
Planned: Gorman LRT
The City’s plan for Gorman is built around a future Capital Line station north of 153 Avenue. It is not yet funded or scheduled.
Times are from Edmonton Transit Service schedules for fall 2026 and vary by time of day. Check ETS for current trips.
What is close by.
Approximate straight-line distances from the building.
- Manning Town Centre
Manning Drive and 153 Avenue. Groceries and everyday shopping.~2 km - Clareview Station
Capital Line LRT and transit centre.~3 km - Clareview Community Recreation Centre
3804 139 Avenue NW, beside Clareview Station, with the Clareview library branch inside.~3 km - Northeast Community Health Centre
14007 50 Street NW, with a 24-hour emergency department.~3 km
Designated schools.
Edmonton Public Schools’ designated schools for Gorman in 2026–27.
Kirkness School
Kindergarten to grade 6
John D. Bracco School
Grades 7 to 9
Eastglen School
Grades 10 to 12
Designations can change from year to year, so confirm with Edmonton Public Schools before you enrol. For a Catholic school, Edmonton Catholic Schools can tell you which one serves this address.
Built from the ground up.
Gorman was mostly farmland until recently. The City’s plan for it, adopted in 2020, keeps Vriend Lake as a natural area and sets aside land for parks and schools around homes like ours.
Living here early means a brand-new building in a neighbourhood that is still taking shape around it.
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