Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $761K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $295K |
| Highest Price | $1.2M |
| Total Listings | 26 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 39 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $583 |
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The Area
Established in 1929, Tuxedo Park was named after Tuxedo Park in New York City. It was primarily developed as a residential neighbourhood and has since evolved into a bustling community spanning 1.3 square kilometres with a mix of single-family homes, apartments, and condos. Tuxedo Park is known for its historic character homes, many of which were built in the early 1900s. These homes often feature unique architectural details, such as wrap-around porches and intricate woodwork.
Tuxedo Park is also home to an abundance of Bungalows which have been renovated to include modern amenities while still retaining their classic charm. In recent years, there has been an increase in modern landfills being built in Tuxedo Park. These homes feature sleek, contemporary designs and often incorporate energy-efficient features. The blend of housing styles contributes to the district's character as an ever-evolving and thriving part of Calgary.
Amenities, Attractions, & Entertainment
Tuxedo Park has a variety of amenities and attractions to offer its residents, as Calgary's 19th most walkable neighbourhood. Along 16th Avenue NE are several of Calgary's most popular restaurants, dessert shops, bubble tea, gas stations and much more. You will enjoy multiple options for grocery stores within the community, with North Hill Centre within five minutes of Tuxedo Park, the perfect place for daily essentials and more.
Tuxedo Park is located near several family-friendly entertainment venues, including the Jubilee Auditorium, Telus Spark Centre, and the Calgary Zoo. The downtown area, with its many restaurants, bars, and theatres, is also just a short drive away
Tuxedo Park has a variety of recreational opportunities for residents. The Tuxedo Park Community Association offers a variety of programs, including fitness classes, dance classes, and youth programs. There are also several sports fields and playgrounds throughout the community.
Tuxedo Park has a variety of amenities and attractions to offer its residents. Along 16th Avenue NE are several of Calgary's most popular restaurants, dessert shops, bubble tea, gas stations and much more. You will enjoy multiple options for grocery stores within the community, with North Hill Centre within five minutes of Tuxedo Park, the perfect place for daily essentials and more.
Tuxedo Park has a variety of amenities and attractions to offer its residents. Along 16th Avenue NE are several of Calgary's most popular restaurants, dessert shops, bubble tea, gas stations and much more. You will enjoy multiple options for grocery stores within the community, with North Hill Centre within five minutes of Tuxedo Park, the perfect place for daily essentials and more.
Tuxedo Park is located near several family-friendly entertainment venues, including the Jubilee Auditorium, Telus Spark Centre, and the Calgary Zoo. The downtown area, with its many restaurants, bars, and theatres, is also just a short drive away.
Parks, Trails & Green Spaces
The locale is home to several parks and green spaces, including Tuxedo Park and one of Calgary's favourites, Confederation Park. These parks offer a variety of amenities, including playgrounds, picnic areas, and walking trails. In the winter, Confederation Park hosts cross-country skiing, snow-showing, and the famous Lion's Festival of Lights.
Golf Lovers are within 10 minutes by car from Confederation Park Golf Course, a 9-hole course surrounded by mature trees, with peripheral views of the beautiful Nose Hill Park to the north. In addition to the golf course, Confederation Park also has a driving range, putting green, and clubhouse facilities. The clubhouse includes a pro shop, restaurant, and banquet facilities, making it a great venue for hosting events and tournaments.
Education
One of the most enticing aspects of Tuxedo Park is its accessibility to some of Calgary's best schools, including;
- Buchanan School (K-6)
- Mount View School (K-6)
- Rosemont School (K-6)
- Balmoral School (K-6)
- King George School (K-9)
- Crescent Heights High School (10-12): Advanced Placement Program, Spanish Bilingual Program, Off-Campus Work Experience.
- James Fowler High School (10-12): Advanced Placement Program, Spanish Bilingual Program, Off-Campus Work Experience.
- St. Paul School (K-9): Catholic School
- The Renert School (K-12): Private School
Transportation & Accessibility
Tuxedo Park is well-connected to the rest of the city via several major roadways, including Trans-Canada Highway and Edmonton Trail. The district's central location means there are also several bus routes that run through the community, providing easy access to downtown Calgary and other significant work centres. Two major routes operate within Tuxedo Park, offering a 30-minute commute as far north as Country Hills Village, east as Sunridge, south as the Downtown Core, and west as the Alberta Children's Hospital.
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