The southwest community of Richmond Park – KnobHill is located between of 33rd Avenue SW in the south and 17th Ave in the north, and occupies about 3 blocks on either side of Crowchild Trail.
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Woodbine in SW Calgary is a serene environment with a very low crime rate compared to other neighbourhoods in Calgary and it has a bit of everything for everyone. Easy access to Downtown Calgary makes it an enviable location for those who travel frequently to the city for business, education, or leisure.
It shares boundaries with Tsuu Tina on the West, Anderson on the north, Fish Creek Provincial Park on the South, and 24th Street on the east. The travel network will include the nearby LRT system and traffic routes like the Anderson Road and the 14th street, which give easy access to Calgary and the adjoining neighborhoods.
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Dalhousie is one of the most popular of Northwest Calgary’s more mature neighbourhoods.
Dalhousie homes enjoy a proximal location to top-quality schools, shopping and the University of Calgary. This charming community boasts numerous parks and playgrounds and large tree lined streets.
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Christie Park is graced by wide streets and homes with brick facades which give the neighbourhood a truly distinctive look and is a popular choice for families and professionals alike.
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Killarney-Glengarry is known for its urban forest of mature trees and close links to downtown – aided by the new West LRT line. It is an area that is growing and changing as it attracts developers marketing homes to young families who want to be close to town but with the amenities of a suburb.
The community has recently undergone tremendous redevelopment, with many newer in-fill homes replacing the original properties.
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Families in particular are partial to homes for sale in the Garrison Woods thanks to the selection of excellent schools nearby. Because of the proximity of several elementary and high schools, children will never have to travel far to be educated and will always have schoolmates to play with living in this family friendly, safe area.
The community was built on former CFB (Canadian Forces Base) land after it’s closure in the latter part of the 1990’s.
As a result, to honour its former heritage, there is a military theme throughout the community from it’s street names to the monuments found in some of the local parks.
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Haysboro’s well-aged, leafy suburban streets are known to charm homebuyers, it is the accessibility of nearby Heritage Park, Glenmore Reservoir and Southcentre Mall that lock them in for life. Haysboro is a community where no one leaves.
The neighborhood of Haysboro has been named one of the best in Calgary.
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Oakridge homes sit on quiet streets that wind around several local parks and playgrounds. There are plenty of public schools and shopping in the area, and the Southland Leisure Centre is nearby. Weaselhead Flats, South Glenmore Park and Heritage Park are just up the road.
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Nestled in the lush landscape of southwest Calgary, the community of Bridlewood is known a peaceful community surrounded by the beauty of the country, quite family neighbourhood, parks, natural wetlands and close to a lot amenities.
Bridlewood was first developed in the early 1990’s, and was designed to make maximum use of open green space.
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