With the majestic Rocky Mountains visible to the west, and the busy Highway 2 right along its east perimeter, Innisfail is a hidden gem in central Alberta. The name "Innisfail" goes back to celtic origin. It means "Isle of Destiny". It was actually the Canadian Pacific Railway that gave Innisfail its name. Before that, wagon and cart drivers called the area "Poplar Grove".

Innisfail is an isle of destiny to many. Currently home to 7,208 residents and some 450 businesses, Innisfail has been experiencing a slow and steady rate of growth annually. Innisfail is appealing because of its small town feel with all the amenities, and its convenient and strategic central Alberta location. Innisfail is situated on the major north/south Highway 2 corridor, between Calgary and Edmonton. Innisfail also offers many residential and commercial lots available for development at a cost considerably less than the cities.

Innisfail is a hustling and bustling little town that is on the move. So if you just looking for a day trip, or you are looking to relocate, Innisfail has lots to offer. Explore our website and see why we're "Wild About Innisfal!"

The Town of Innisfail now has lots for sale in the Hazelwood Estates Subdivision. A map of the lots can be downloaded here. Lot purchase inquiries can be directed to Elwin Weins at 227-3376.

The average cost of a 110 sq. meter house is $150,000.

A continuous supply of residential lots are available through the Town or from private sources.

Rental units such as apartments, four-plexes and duplexes are also available.