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East Calgary Real Estate Listings
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East Calgary Real Estate Information
Located in the southern region of the province of Alberta, East Calgary is situated to the east of the Bow River and includes the communities of Sunridge, Falconridge, Penbrooke Meadows, Forest Lawn and Southview.
As part of the largest city in Alberta, East Calgary is home to a variety of industries and sectors including financial services, transportation, tourism and energy.
The area that makes up modern day Calgary was once inhabited by the Blackfoot Natives, and in the 18th century it was a site for a post of the North-West Mounted Police. In 1883, the area became a hub for commercial activity with the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. It became incorporated as a city in 1884. With the advent of farming and agriculture in the 19th century, Calgary experienced dramatic settlement. The discovery of oil in 1947 has shaped the economy of the city and Alberta, and since then it has developed into one of the country's most prominent metropolitan centres.
With the proximity of the popular town of Banff and the Rocky Mountains, the city of Calgary and its Eastern section features the best amenities a city has to offer alongside the natural splendour of the local geography.
RECREATION & LOCAL CULTURE
The Eastern area of Calgary is home to a variety of physical activities for the outdoor enthusiast.
Valleyview Park is located within the regions parameters, as well as Elliston Regional Park where visitors can enjoy activities like walking, running, hiking and mountain biking.
For the golf enthusiast, the area also contains a number of courses including the Inglewood Golf & Curling Club, the Silverwings Link Golf Course and the McCall Lake Golf Course, which features an 18-hole golf course and a driving range.
Beyond the variety of recreation, there are also a number of retails options in the area including Sunridge Mall, Marlborough Mall and Deerfoot City, which features stores like Sport Chek, Urban Planet and Winners.
The Calgary Public Library has a number of branches within the area including the Forest Lawn Library, Village Square Library and Saddletowne Library, where magazines, books and DVDs can be loaned out.
Calgary also features a number of attractions including Heritage Park, where visitors can learn about the history of the city, and Calaway Park, an amusement park that features a variety of rides, roller coasters and carnival games.
As one Western Canada's largest cities, there are also a wide range of culinary options the area affords including Rouge, Bonterra Trattoria, the River Café and Mercato, which features a market and restaurant that specializes in simple Italian dishes.
MAIN ROUTES & LOCAL TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS
Deerfoot Trail is the main road running parallel to East Calgary and it provides access from Southeast Calgary and the communities of McKenzie Towne and Quarry Park to Northeast Calgary and on to the city of Airdrie. The Trans-Canada Highway runs through the city, providing access in the West to the town of Banff and British Columbia, and east to Medicine Hat and the province of Saskatchewan.
Calgary is accessible by way of the light rail transit system known as the C-Train which runs through many communities in the center. In addition, there are more than 635 kilometres of bike paths for cyclists to travel along all year round.
The Calgary International Airport is located in the eastern portion of the city and provides both domestic and international flights.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
The area of East Calgary contains a number of schools including Father Scollen Catholic School, St. Thomas More School, Escuela St. John Paul II Secondary School and St Damien School, which serves kindergarten through to Grade 6.
There are also a number of high schools including Bishop McNally and Ernest Morrow Junior High School.
For those seeking higher education, the area is served by Columbia College, SAIT Polytechnic, Alberta College of Art and Design, and the University of Calgary.
THE EAST CALGARY AREA
With its location in Southern Alberta in the city of Calgary, East Calgary is a sizeable area that features the amenities of the city against the backdrop of the natural landscape of Southern Alberta. From the nearby splendour of Banff nestled among the Rocky Mountains to the history of nearby Drumheller and the Royal Tyrell Museum, there are many things to do in the area that offer up the pleasures of city life.
As one of Western Canada's most metropolitan centers, Calgary is the perfect vantage point from which to enjoy nature and urban life. If you would like to learn more about real estate options in East Calgary, please contact the Liv Real Estate® Team for more information.
For more information on any of these East Calgary real estate listings, just click the "Request More Information" button when viewing the details of a property. We can provide you with disclosures, past sales history, dates and prices of homes recently sold nearby, and more. And, if you haven't already, be sure to register for a free account so that you can receive email alerts whenever new East Calgary real estate listings come on the market.