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Inglewood, Edmonton — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Inglewood is a residential neighbourhood of Edmonton in Alberta, Canada, keeping the McGregor/Coote House among its streets.
About Inglewood
Where to stay in Inglewood
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Inglewood is residential first. A room here sits among the houses of north west Edmonton, which suits anyone who would rather sleep in a quiet part of Alberta than in the middle of a working city. The McGregor/Coote House is the nearest thing to a sight.
Most beds in this corner of Canada are found in Edmonton proper rather than in Inglewood itself.
About Inglewood
What are the main landmarks in Inglewood?
Two houses carry names here. The McGregor/Coote House stands among the streets of Inglewood, and the Dr. Minish Residence is the second of the pair that Edmonton attaches to this neighbourhood in Alberta. Inglewood sits among the residential districts of the city rather than its landmark quarters, so those two named houses are what the record offers a visitor and the rest is ordinary street.
Nothing larger competes.
What is the history of Inglewood?
Inglewood's founding year never entered Edmonton's record. What survives instead is a pair of named houses, kept on the record while the rest of Inglewood filled in as residential Edmonton, a neighbourhood of Alberta rather than a settlement with a charter of its own. Houses came before landmarks.
Two names carry that past, the McGregor/Coote House and the Dr. Minish Residence.
Where is Inglewood?
Inglewood occupies a residential stretch of north west Edmonton, one of the neighbourhoods filling this part of Alberta, Canada.
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Updated September 2026