What is the typical price range for homes in Abbeydale?

Current listings in Abbeydale range from, with a median sold price. These figures make Abbeydale one of the more affordable single-family neighbourhoods in Calgary's northeast quadrant.

Which schools serve Abbeydale?

Two schools serve the community directly: Abbeydale School (Calgary Board of Education, Kindergarten to Grade 6) at 320 Abergale Drive NE, and St. Kateri Tekakwitha Elementary School (Calgary Catholic School District). Both are walkable from most parts of the neighbourhood.

How is the transit access from Abbeydale?

Calgary Transit bus routes connect Abbeydale to the Franklin and Marlborough CTrain stations on the Blue Line, making downtown Calgary accessible in roughly 35–40 minutes by transit. The Trans-Canada Highway and Stoney Trail also make the neighbourhood well-connected for drivers.

Is Abbeydale a good neighbourhood for families?

Yes — Abbeydale has a high proportion of families, with about 20% of residents under 14 years old. The neighbourhood has two elementary schools, Abercove Park with youth-oriented amenities, and an active community association running programs for children and adults year-round.

What is the community association in Abbeydale and what does it offer?

The Abbeydale Community Association is an active residents' organization that coordinates recreational programming, community events, and advocacy for neighbourhood improvements. It reflects the community's self-described values around safety, clean public spaces, and keeping youth active and engaged.

Homes for Sale in Abbeydale, Calgary

Abbeydale is a strong fit for buyers who want detached single-family home ownership at a price point well below Calgary's inner-city averages.

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$368,500

Avg list price

$357,058

Homes for Sale in Abbeydale, Calgary

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$499,900

283 Abinger Crescent NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,227 sqft

$368,500

72 Abberfield Court Northeast, Calgary

Townhouse · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,455 sqft

$368,500

72 Abberfield Court NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,454.84 sqft

$399,000

354 Aboyne Place Northeast, Calgary

Duplex · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,202 sqft

$399,000

354 Aboyne Place NE, Calgary

2 Storey,Attached-Side by Side · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,201.77 sqft

$275,000

1101 84 Street Northeast, Calgary

Modular/Mobile · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,241 sqft

$299,900

59 Abbeydale Villas Northeast, Calgary

Townhouse · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,074 sqft

$299,900

59 Abbeydale Villas NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,074.37 sqft

$285,000

64 Abbeydale Villas Northeast, Calgary

Townhouse · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,100 sqft

$285,000

64 Abbeydale Villas NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,100.24 sqft

$389,000

217 Aboyne Place Northeast, Calgary

Duplex · 1 bed · 2 bath · 668 sqft

$418,800

88 Abingdon Court Northeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 2 bath · 996 sqft

Buying in Abbeydale

Who fits here

Abbeydale is a strong fit for buyers who want detached single-family home ownership at a price point well below Calgary's inner-city averages. The neighbourhood skews heavily toward owned, ground-oriented housing — fewer than 1% of buildings are condominiums or apartments — making it a natural landing spot for families putting down roots. With roughly 31% of residents born outside Canada, the community has a genuinely multicultural character that shows up in local businesses and community events. Young families are drawn by the proximity to Abbeydale School (CBE K–6) and St. Kateri Tekakwitha Elementary (Calgary Catholic), both within the neighbourhood. The northeast location suits buyers who commute east along the Trans-Canada Highway or work in industrial areas along Barlow Trail. Investors seeking solid rental demand also find Abbeydale appealing: roughly 26% of dwellings are rented, reflecting healthy baseline tenant demand in a primarily owner-occupied community.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Abbeydale's resale market is anchored by detached homes, and pricing reflects the northeast's accessible position in the Calgary market. The current median sold price sits, with an average sold price. Homes are typically priced between, giving buyers a defined budget range to work within. The average price per square foot runs, competitive for a community of largely 1970s–1980s construction. Homes that are priced right tend to move decisively — the average days on market is, and the sale-to-list ratio of signals how closely sellers and buyers align on value. Over the past 12 months, homes have changed hands in Abbeydale. There are currently 17 active listings, meaning buyers have real selection without the intense competition seen in higher-demand quadrants.

Commute and lifestyle

Abbeydale sits at the intersection of two major Calgary corridors: the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1) forms the northern boundary, and Stoney Trail bounds the east, giving residents fast, direct access to both downtown Calgary and outlying employment nodes. For drivers heading to the city centre, the run along the Trans-Canada to Deerfoot Trail takes roughly 20–25 minutes outside peak periods. Calgary Transit serves the neighbourhood with bus routes connecting to the Franklin and Marlborough CTrain stations on the Blue Line, placing downtown within 35–40 minutes by transit. Day-to-day needs are met by Forest Lawn's commercial corridor along 17th Avenue SE, just minutes west, where grocery stores, pharmacies, and restaurants cluster. Within Abbeydale itself, Abercove Park provides green space, a basketball court, and disc golf alongside programmed recreation opportunities. The Abbeydale Community Association runs youth and adult programming year-round, reinforcing the tight-knit feel that residents consistently cite as a neighbourhood strength.

Long-term context

Abbeydale was developed largely between the late 1970s and mid-1980s following Calgary's annexation of the land in 1976, placing it in a generation of northeast neighbourhoods that have seen steady, unspectacular appreciation rather than the dramatic swings of newer suburban builds. The housing stock is mature, lots are established, and prices have historically tracked the broader northeast quadrant — an area that tends to lag inner-city gains but also softens less during downturns, partly because affordability acts as a floor. Calgary's broader northeast corridor has benefited from ongoing investment along Stoney Trail and Trans-Canada interchanges, improving connectivity for commuters and logistics workers. With a 2021 population of approximately 5,925 and a 7.9% growth rate between 2011 and 2016, Abbeydale is a stable, low-turnover community — not a speculative hotspot, but the kind of neighbourhood where long-hold buyers have historically built equity quietly and reliably.

About Abbeydale

Overview

Abbeydale is a diverse, family-friendly neighbourhood located in the northeast quadrant of Calgary. Established in 1976, this mature community offers a blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience, making it highly sought-after by first-time homebuyers and growing families. With an active community association and a strong sense of belonging, Abbeydale is celebrated for its welcoming atmosphere and affordable real estate options. Buyers can expect an average days on market.

Location

Situated in Northeast Calgary, Abbeydale is perfectly positioned for commuters and busy families. The neighbourhood is bordered by the Trans-Canada Highway (16 Avenue NE) to the north, Stoney Trail to the east, the Canadian National Railway tracks to the south, and 68 Street E to the west. This strategic location provides quick and easy access to downtown Calgary, the Calgary International Airport, and nearby commercial hubs.

Housing character

Abbeydale's housing market is defined by its affordability and mature, tree-lined streets. The dominant property type is single-family detached homes, which make up the majority of the community, alongside a mix of townhouses and duplexes. Many homes boast spacious yards and modern upgrades that appeal to a variety of buyers. The neighbourhood presents a competitive market with a sale-to-list ratio and a median sold price.

Schools

The neighbourhood is well-equipped to support growing families with accessible educational options. Students within the community are primarily served by Abbeydale Elementary School for the public board and St. Kateri Tekakwitha Elementary School for the Catholic board. For older students, nearby communities provide additional middle and high school options, making it a practical choice for families with children of all ages.

Transit

Public transportation in Abbeydale is highly accessible, offering residents reliable connections to the rest of Calgary. Calgary Transit services the area with multiple bus routes, including the 42, 49, 67, and 68, which run conveniently through the community. These routes provide seamless connections to the nearby Marlborough C-Train Station, allowing for a straightforward commute to the downtown core and other city quadrants.

Shopping and dining

Residents of Abbeydale enjoy proximity to a wide array of shopping and dining amenities. While the immediate neighbourhood is primarily residential, the nearby Marlborough Mall and Sunridge Mall offer extensive retail options, grocery stores, and professional services. From casual dining and family-friendly restaurants to everyday conveniences, everything needed for daily life is just a short drive away.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor enthusiasts and active families will appreciate Abbeydale’s abundant green spaces and recreational facilities. The community features Abbeydale Park, which offers walking paths, picnic areas, and playgrounds. The active Abbeydale Community Association maintains an outdoor skating rink, sports fields, and indoor facilities with pool tables and dart boards. The nearby East Calgary Twin Arena also provides excellent opportunities for hockey and curling.

Lifestyle

Life in Abbeydale is characterized by a strong community spirit and a multicultural demographic. The local community association regularly hosts seasonal celebrations, family events like 'Nerf Night,' and recreational programs that foster neighborly connections. This tight-knit, inclusive environment, combined with affordable living, makes Abbeydale an ideal place for young families, retirees, and newcomers to call home.

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Abbeydale is predominantly a single-family detached neighbourhood. Fewer than 1% of buildings are condominiums or apartments, so the vast majority of listings are ground-oriented homes — detached houses and semi-detached properties built largely in the 1970s and 1980s.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 1:00 pm (America/Edmonton)