10 spots you can find houses for sale in Alberta for under $100,000

If you are looking for a deal on some real estate in Alberta, we have rounded up 10 spots where you can find houses for sale under the $100,000 price point.

Whether you are looking for a place to call your own or a cute fixer-upper to put some work into and maybe flip, check out these places from across Alberta.

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5609 49th A Street, Vegreville, for $55,000

• Three bedrooms
• One bathroom
• Built in 1921
• 1,313 square feet

211 Bateson Street, Bittern Lake, for $91,000

• Three bedrooms
• Two bathrooms
• Built in 1977
• 1,492 square feet

4824 47th Avenue, Spirit River, for $55,000

• One bedroom
• One bathroom
• Built in 1930
• 530 square feet

85 Bousfield Avenue, McLennan, for $38,000

• Three bedrooms
• One bathroom
• Built in 1970
• 1,056 square feet

5016, 55th Avenue, High Prairie, for $95,000

• Three bedrooms
• One bathroom
• Built in 1945
• 870 square feet

901 4th Avenue, Beaverlodge, for $90,000

• Two bedrooms
• One bathroom
• Unknown when it was built
• 1,072 square feet

5022 8th Avenue, Edson, for $85,000

• Two bedrooms
• One bathroom
• Built in 1930
• 990 square feet

• Two bedrooms
• One bathroom
• Built in 1900
• 815 square feet

5117 48th Street, Elk Point, for $89,000

• Two bedrooms
• One bathroom
• Built in 1925
• 888 square feet

108 1st Avenue E, Hanna, for $79,900

• Two bedrooms
• One bathroom
• Built in 1945
• 785 square feet

Do you think these houses for sale for under $100,000 in Alberta are a steal? Let us know in the comments below.