The northern section of Beaumont is made up mostly of residential areas, along with small lakes, shops, restaurants, service providers, government offices, schools, a library, and parks.
Parks, small lakes, residential areas, churches, restaurants, service providers, shops, schools, a community centre, and a recreation centre can all be found in the central section of the city.
In the southern section of the city, there are ponds, lakes, parks, residential areas, schools, restaurants, service providers, shops, a wellness centre, an RCMP office, and an RV park.
Country: Canada
Province: Alberta
Population: 17,396
Area: 10.47 km2
Key industries in Beaumont include business services, educational services, healthcare and social services, manufacturing, retail trade, finance and real estate, construction, and agriculture. Many residents commute to nearby Edmonton for work.
Small businesses are major contributors to the local economy and include financial companies, health and wellness practitioners, construction companies, retail stores, beauty and esthetics companies, and various trades such as plumbing and electrical.
The Town of Beaumont and the Beaumont Chamber of Commerce provide resources, promotion opportunities, and support to local businesses of all sizes and types.
The Coloniale Golf Club has an 18-hole course that is designed for players of all skill levels. The club includes a practice facility, an onsite restaurant, and a patio with scenic views of the course. A variety of membership options are available at the club, and there are also various leagues for men and women. The club is a popular place for private tournaments, banquets, weddings, and other events. Located east of the city is the Eagle Rock Golf Course, a public 18-hole course that has been around for close to 30 years. The club features a driving range, a golf shop, a practice and chipping green, private and group lessons, an onsite restaurant, and a variety of programs and leagues.
Gobeil Park in the centre of the city offers soccer fields, greenspace, tennis courts, a skate park, walking paths, benches, a playground, and treed areas. Coloniale Park, located in the northern section of the city, has greenspace, treed areas, soccer fields, walking paths, a playground, benches, and a small lake. Located in the southwest section of Beaumont, Four Seasons Park features walking trails, soccer fields, ball diamonds, a beach volleyball court, a playground, a concession area, picnic areas, a lake stocked with fish, and restroom facilities.
Key industries in Beaumont include business services, educational services, healthcare and social services, manufacturing, retail trade, finance and real estate, construction, and agriculture. Many residents commute to nearby Edmonton for work. Small businesses are major contributors to the local economy and include financial companies, health and wellness practitioners, construction companies, retail stores, beauty and esthetics companies, and various trades such as plumbing and electrical.
The Town of Beaumont and the Beaumont Chamber of Commerce provide resources, promotion opportunities, and support to local businesses of all sizes and types.
Newer-built, mid-priced single-family homes are most common in the northern section of Beaumont, and lots are spaced close together. There are some older single-family homes and newer row housing options mixed in, which provide more affordable homeownership possibilities. Vacant land and commercial space are limited in this section.
Similar to the northern section, Beaumont’s central section has mostly newer-built single-family homes that come with mid-range prices. Older single-family homes can also be found here, as can newer row housing options, both of which are more affordable compared to newer single-family homes. There are several newer developments in the process of being constructed in this section.
Row housing is a popular option in the southern section of the city, as are newer-built single-family homes. The single-family homes in this section tend to be higher in price than those in the northern and central sections. High-priced vacant land can be found here, as can some commercial property.
Beaumont Composite High School, Bellevue School, Dansereau Meadows School, Coloniale Estates School, Beau Meadow School, J.E. Lapointe School, Saint-Andre Academy, Ecole Saint-Vital, Ecole Champs Vallee School, L’Ecole des Petits, and Mother d’Youville School are the schooling options found in Beaumont.
There are no post-secondary options in Beaumont, but many can be found in nearby Edmonton, including CDI College, NorQuest College, Robertson College, Concordia University of Edmonton, the University of Alberta, and Academy of Learning Career College.
