homm

Homes for Sale in Alpine Park, Calgary

Alpine Park is best suited to buyers who want a brand-new home in southwest Calgary without the premium price tag of established neighbourhoods.

Active listings

70

Median list price

$729,900

Avg list price

$730,428

Homes for Sale in Alpine Park, Calgary

Showing 12 of 70 active MLS® listings

View all

Buying in Alpine Park

Who fits here

Alpine Park is best suited to buyers who want a brand-new home in southwest Calgary without the premium price tag of established neighbourhoods. Because the community is still early in its buildout under the Providence Area Structure Plan, you get modern construction standards, energy-efficient builds, and the ability to select finishes on many homes. Families with young children benefit from proximity to Fish Creek Provincial Park and the well-served school network in neighbouring Evergreen, while still being minutes from the ring road. The buyer profile skews toward move-up families leaving starter condos, young professionals who prioritize commute efficiency over walkable urban density, and first-time buyers who can stretch their dollar further in a new community. If you prefer a finished, tree-lined street and instant neighbourhood maturity, Alpine Park is not yet that — but for buyers who see value in getting into a growing quadrant before it peaks, the timing here is compelling.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Alpine Park is an emerging market where list prices and sold data are still forming their baseline. The current $729,900 reflects new-build pricing across a range of product types — from townhomes and rowhouses to larger single-family detached homes — with the to spread capturing that mix. The is a useful benchmark when comparing builder quotes to resale value. Because the community is actively absorbing new inventory, the 70 tends to fluctuate as builder phases release. Homes that are priced to market typically see an that reflects strong demand from SW Calgary buyers, and the tells you how much negotiating room actually exists at this stage of the build-out. Over the trailing twelve months, sales have established early comparable data.

Commute and lifestyle

Alpine Park sits on the southwest edge of Calgary, bounded by Stoney Trail — the completed ring road — which puts Deerfoot Trail, Macleod Trail, and the SW BRT corridor all within a short drive. Residents heading downtown can expect a 25-30 minute drive in off-peak conditions via Macleod Trail or Anderson Road. The 69 Street CTrain station (West LRT) is accessible via the ring road connection to the northwest, providing a park-and-ride option for commuters who prefer transit. Day-to-day conveniences are anchored by the Shawnessy and Silverado commercial corridors to the east, which include major grocery chains, restaurants, and professional services. The real lifestyle draw is Fish Creek Provincial Park, one of the largest urban parks in Canada, which forms a natural northern boundary and offers over 80 kilometres of pathways for cycling, running, and walking. For families, the established school infrastructure in adjacent Evergreen and Bridlewood means school-aged children have access to Calgary Board of Education and Calgary Catholic schools without lengthy bus routes.

Long-term context

New communities in Calgary's southwest have historically tracked well once they hit critical residential mass. Alpine Park follows the same pattern seen in Silverado and Bridlewood — early buyers in phased communities often see accelerating appreciation as amenities catch up, commercial nodes open, and the neighbourhood transitions from a construction site to a functioning community. The Providence ASP covers approximately 900 hectares, signalling a long development runway that supports sustained demand rather than a single speculative spike. Calgary's broader SW quadrant has benefited from proximity to employment nodes along Macleod Trail and the continued expansion of Stoney Trail, which reduced commute times and broadened the catchment of buyers willing to live in the outer southwest. For buyers purchasing new construction today, the key appreciation driver over the next five to seven years will be the completion of community amenities, the opening of commercial retail within the ASP lands, and the maturation of the school and park network — all of which historically compress the new-community discount relative to established neighbourhoods.

About Alpine Park

Overview

Alpine Park is a master-planned, New Urbanist community in Southwest Calgary developed by Dream Unlimited. Designed to balance urban convenience with natural beauty, it features tree-lined boulevards, a pedestrian-friendly street grid, and easy access to both downtown and the Rocky Mountains. The real estate market here reflects its premium positioning, with an average sold price and homes sold over the past year.

Location

Situated in Calgary's expanding southwest quadrant, Alpine Park is located west of the Stoney Trail (Tsuut'ina Trail) ring road near 146th Avenue and 37th Street SW. It borders the natural expanse of Fish Creek Provincial Park and the community of Evergreen to the northeast, offering a strategic location that streamlines commutes while remaining on the edge of the scenic foothills.

Housing character

Grounded in New Urbanist principles, housing in Alpine Park heavily emphasizes a 'people first' design approach. The dominant property type is premium detached homes featuring rear-lane garages, which allows for prominent, welcoming front porches and streetscapes free of driveways. The architectural mix includes contemporary laned homes, duplexes, townhomes, and larger estate properties. The local market currently sees a median sold price of with properties spending an average of on the market.

Schools

Alpine Park has two designated future school sites within its master plan—one for a Calgary Board of Education (CBE) K-6 elementary school and another for a Calgary Catholic School District (CCSD) K-9 school. While these sites await construction, students in the community are currently designated to established public and Catholic schools in neighboring southwest districts.

Transit

The neighborhood benefits from highly efficient vehicular access via the newly completed Stoney Trail ring road, drastically reducing cross-city travel times. While public transit routes do not currently operate directly within the community, Alpine Park's infrastructure is specifically designed to accommodate a future Calgary Transit Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) link as the population grows.

Shopping and dining

The community is anchored by the ambitious Alpine Village Centre, a multi-phase, pedestrian-friendly retail hub currently under development. The initial convenience district is actively underway to provide daily necessities, with future phases slated to introduce a grocery-anchored service center and a vibrant social district filled with local shops, cafes, and dining options.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor living is a core tenet of the neighborhood. Residents have walkable access to six major community parks, naturalized playgrounds, and extensive multi-use pathways. Notable green spaces like Canopy Park feature community gathering spots and a toboggan hill, while the vast trail network of neighboring Fish Creek Provincial Park provides endless opportunities for hiking and cycling.

Lifestyle

Alpine Park offers a premium, active lifestyle rooted in community connection and outdoor exploration. With its walkable street grid and porch-oriented homes, residents are encouraged to socialize and engage with their neighbors. The strategic southwest location ensures that locals can effortlessly balance city living with quick after-work trips or weekend getaways to the Rocky Mountains.

See recent sold prices in Alpine Park, Calgary

Browse MLS® sold prices to understand the market before you buy.

View sold data

Frequently Asked Questions

Alpine Park is in the southwest quadrant of Calgary (SW) and falls within Ward 13, represented by a single city councillor. Neighbouring communities include Evergreen to the east and Bridlewood to the south.

Website provided by Kelly Grant

Data is supplied by Pillar 9™ MLS® System. Pillar 9™ is the owner of the copyright in its MLS® System. Data is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by Pillar 9™. The trademarks MLS®, Multiple Listing Service® and the associated logos are owned by The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) and identify the quality of services provided by real estate professionals who are members of CREA. Used under license.

Mortgage values are calculated by hômm and are provided for estimate purposes only.

The hômm Estimate is calculated by instantestimate.house and is provided as a general estimate only.

Trademarks are owned or controlled by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) and identify real estate professionals who are members of CREA (REALTOR®, REALTORS®) and/or the quality of services they provide (MLS®, Multiple Listing Service®).

Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 4:00 pm (America/Edmonton)