What is the typical price range for homes for sale in Acadia?

Active listings in Acadia currently range from. The mix of original-condition bungalows and fully renovated homes means there is genuine price variation within those boundaries, so comparing price per square foot is the most reliable way to evaluate value.

How do I get downtown Calgary from Acadia by transit?

The Heritage CTrain Station on the Red Line (Route 201) is the primary transit hub serving Acadia. From Heritage Station, the CTrain runs directly downtown in approximately 25 minutes with no transfers required. Several Calgary Transit bus routes also connect Acadia to nearby CTrain stations and amenities.

What schools serve the Acadia neighbourhood?

Acadia is well served for schools. On the public side, Acadia School (CBE, K-6) is in the neighbourhood, and Lord Beaverbrook High School — Calgary's largest high school — is also in the community. Catholic and francophone options include École St. Cecilia Bilingual Elementary and École St. Matthew Elementary & Junior High (both CCSD). Alice M. Curtis Elementary also serves the area.

Is Acadia a good neighbourhood for families?

Yes. Acadia was purpose-built for family living, with schools, parks, and recreation facilities integrated into the community plan. The Acadia Aquatic & Fitness Centre and Acadia Athletic Park are neighbourhood amenities, and Fish Creek Provincial Park is a short drive south. The range of schools from K through Grade 12 within the community boundary makes it especially convenient for families with children of different ages.

What is the Heritage Communities Local Area Plan and how does it affect Acadia?

The Heritage Communities Local Area Plan is a City of Calgary policy document approved by Council in September 2023 that guides future development in Acadia and nine neighbouring communities. It supports gentle densification along main streets like Fairmount Drive and major corridors while preserving the low-density residential character of interior blocks. For buyers, it signals where future retail, transit-oriented development, and infill activity is most likely to occur.

Homes for Sale in Acadia, Calgary

Acadia draws buyers who want a mature, established southeast Calgary neighbourhood with full-sized lots, tree-lined streets, and genuine community character without paying inner-city premiums.

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Median list price

$496,000

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$510,495

Homes for Sale in Acadia, Calgary

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$750,000

9828 Avalon Road Southeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,166 sqft

$90,000

315 Heritage Drive Southeast, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 865 sqft

$525,000

128 Allandale Close Southeast, Calgary

Duplex · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,159 sqft

$680,000

9408 5 Street Southeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,024 sqft

$750,000

252 Allan Crescent Southeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,150 sqft

$985,000

9428 Abbott Place Southeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 2,596 sqft

$985,000

9428 Abbott Place SE, Calgary

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 2,596 sqft

$680,000

9408 5 Street SE, Calgary

Bungalow · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,024.2 sqft

$90,000

315 Heritage Drive SE, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 865 sqft

$750,000

9828 Avalon Road SE, Calgary

Bungalow · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,165.69 sqft

$750,000

252 Allan Crescent SE, Calgary

Bi-Level · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,150 sqft

$525,000

128 Allandale Close SE, Calgary

2 Storey,Attached-Side by Side · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,159.27 sqft

Buying in Acadia

Who fits here

Acadia draws buyers who want a mature, established southeast Calgary neighbourhood with full-sized lots, tree-lined streets, and genuine community character without paying inner-city premiums. Families are drawn by Lord Beaverbrook High School — Calgary's largest — alongside Acadia School and two francophone Catholic options, all within walking distance of most homes. The housing stock skews toward solid bungalows and split-levels from the 1960s and 1970s, making it attractive to buyers who want room to renovate or expand rather than pay a premium for someone else's reno. Investors and downsizers also find value here: larger lots relative to price, a rec centre and athletic park in the neighbourhood, and easy access to Macleod Trail and Heritage Drive. If you want the bones of a classic Calgary suburb — walkable to schools, close to the CTrain, near Fish Creek Park — Acadia consistently delivers more square footage per dollar than comparable southeast communities.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Acadia's market typically reflects the steadier rhythms of a mature southeast Calgary community. The median sold price is, while the average sold price sits. Homes have been averaging days on market, and sellers are achieving an average sale-to-list ratio, signalling how competitive conditions are right now. Over the past twelve months, homes have changed hands in Acadia. Buyers searching active listings will find asking prices ranging from, with an average list price of $510,495 and 65 homes currently available. The average price per square foot is, which gives a useful benchmark when comparing renovated versus original-condition homes on similar lot sizes.

Commute and lifestyle

Acadia sits at the intersection of convenience and greenspace in southeast Calgary. The Heritage CTrain Station on the Red Line (Route 201) puts downtown Calgary about 25 minutes away by transit, and Macleod Trail — one of the city's main north-south arterials — runs along the western edge for straightforward car commutes north to the core or south to Shawnessy. Residents have the Acadia Aquatic & Fitness Centre at 9009 Fairmount Dr SE as a neighbourhood anchor: a full-service pool, fitness facilities, and drop-in programming. Acadia Athletic Park on 90 Avenue SE hosts flag and touch football leagues on its three sport fields. Fairmount Drive functions as the neighbourhood's main street, with local services, restaurants, and retail clustered along it. Fish Creek Provincial Park is minutes south, offering Calgary's best urban trail network for cycling, running, and off-leash dog walking. The Heritage Communities Local Area Plan, approved by Council in September 2023, sets out a framework for gentle densification that is expected to add more walkable retail and housing options along key corridors over the coming decade.

Long-term context

Acadia was developed primarily between 1960 and the early 1970s as part of Calgary's post-war middle-ring expansion, when the city annexed the land in 1956 and planned the community around a warped-grid street pattern centred on schools and recreation fields. That planning DNA — oversized lots by today's standards, wide setbacks, and a park-and-school core — is now a long-term asset. As Calgary's inner communities have become increasingly expensive, Acadia and its Heritage Communities peers have attracted renovation investment and gradual intensification. The 2023 Heritage Communities Local Area Plan signals that the City supports adding density along Fairmount Drive and major corridors, which historically underpins price appreciation in adjacent residential pockets. With a 2021 median household income of $72,500 and a stable owner-occupier base across 5,053 dwellings, the neighbourhood has a financially resilient resident profile. Buyers entering Acadia today are purchasing into a community with structural tailwinds: transit access, large lots, strong schools, and a city planning framework that rewards long-hold ownership.

About Acadia

Overview

Acadia is an established, highly sought-after neighbourhood in Calgary's southeast quadrant. Annexed in 1956 and officially established in 1960, the community is known for its mature, tree-lined streets and strong community spirit. It offers a comfortable suburban lifestyle with excellent urban accessibility, making it popular among families and professionals alike. The local real estate market is active, seeing home sales over the past year.

Location

Situated in southeast Calgary, Acadia boasts clearly defined borders that make getting around the city simple. The neighbourhood is bounded by Heritage Drive to the north, Southland Drive to the south, Macleod Trail to the west, and the Bow River to the east. This strategic location provides quick access to Deerfoot Trail and Blackfoot Trail, allowing for a commute to downtown Calgary in roughly 15 to 20 minutes.

Housing character

The dominant property type in Acadia is the detached single-family home, with many mid-century bungalows sitting on generous lots. The area has seen an influx of newly renovated properties featuring modern updates alongside preserved architectural character. Acadia is recognized for its mid-range affordability compared to the wider city, with a median sold price. Homes here are in solid demand, spending an average of on the market.

Schools

Families in Acadia have access to a diverse array of schooling options. Public schools within the community include Acadia Elementary, David Thompson Junior High, and Lord Beaverbrook Senior High, which is one of the largest high schools in Calgary. Alternative and Catholic educational options are also available, including Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA), Ecole St. Cecilia Bilingual Elementary, and Ecole St. Matthew.

Transit

Public transportation is highly accessible for Acadia residents. The neighbourhood is conveniently located near the Heritage and Southland CTrain stations along the Red Line, providing rapid transit into downtown Calgary. Additionally, several Calgary Transit bus routes, including Route 99, run centrally through the community along Fairmount Drive.

Shopping and dining

Everyday conveniences are close at hand in Acadia. Fairmount Drive serves as the neighbourhood's main commercial street, clustering local businesses, services, and eateries. For larger retail needs, residents are just a short drive away from Macleod Trail's extensive commercial strip, Southcentre Mall, and the major big-box retailers and restaurants located at Deerfoot Meadows.

Parks and recreation

Recreation is a cornerstone of the Acadia community. The Acadia Recreation Complex (ARC) is a premier local facility featuring an indoor hockey arena, a curling rink, squash courts, and social spaces. Outdoor enthusiasts benefit from immediate eastern access to the Bow River and its extensive regional pathway system, perfect for cycling and walking, alongside local green spaces and the lively Acadia Community Garden.

Lifestyle

Acadia offers a vibrant, multicultural, and family-friendly lifestyle. Residents enjoy a balance of quiet suburban tranquility and active community engagement, spearheaded by the dedicated Acadia Community Association. With robust local amenities, mature parks, and accessible volunteer-led initiatives, the neighbourhood cultivates a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere for both long-term residents and new families.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Acadia's housing stock is dominated by bungalows and split-level detached homes built primarily in the 1960s and early 1970s. You'll also find some semi-detached properties and low-rise apartment buildings. The large lot sizes from the original community plan mean many homes have been substantially renovated or have significant development potential.

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