What homes are for sale in Belmont Calgary and what is the price range?

Belmont is predominantly a new-build community with single-family homes, townhomes, and laned homes from a variety of builders. Current listings range from, reflecting the mix of entry-level and move-up product available in this part of SW Calgary.

How long do homes take to sell in Belmont Calgary?

Homes in Belmont are currently selling in an average of days. Well-priced new builds and move-in-ready homes tend to move quickly, particularly in spring and early fall when buyer activity in Calgary's south suburbs peaks.

What transit options are available in Belmont Calgary?

Belmont is currently served primarily by personal vehicle via Macleod Trail SW. The City of Calgary is planning a Red Line LRT South Extension from Somerset-Bridlewood station to 210 Avenue South, with proposed stops that would serve Belmont. That extension is in functional planning as of 2025 and does not yet have a confirmed construction date.

What schools serve the Belmont Calgary neighbourhood?

Belmont is a new community and school assignments are subject to the Calgary Board of Education and Calgary Catholic School District attendance boundaries, both of which are updated as communities grow. Families should use the CBE and CSSD school-finder tools to confirm current designated schools for their specific address before purchasing.

What amenities are planned or under construction in Belmont Calgary?

The Belmont Fieldhouse and Library — a $71.8 million facility near 210 Avenue and Creekside Boulevard SW — broke ground in 2025 and is expected to open in 2027. It includes a 118,000-square-foot multi-sport fieldhouse and a 10,000-square-foot public library. A larger Belmont Recreation Centre with aquatics and fitness facilities is also in the planning pipeline.

Homes for Sale in Belmont, Calgary

Belmont is built for buyers who want a brand-new home in one of Calgary's fastest-growing southwest communities without paying a premium for an already-established neighbourhood.

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$592,450

Avg list price

$596,647

Homes for Sale in Belmont, Calgary

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$689,900

101 Belmont Terrace Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,920 sqft

$614,900

16 Belmont Place Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,450 sqft

$689,900

101 Belmont Terrace SW, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,920.5 sqft

$614,900

16 Belmont Place SW, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,450.34 sqft

$579,900

393 Belmont Park Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,818 sqft

$559,900

300 Belmont Boulevard Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,664 sqft

$579,900

393 Belmont Park SW, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,818 sqft

$559,900

300 Belmont Boulevard SW, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,664 sqft

$649,900

262 Belmont Heath Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,700 sqft

$810,900

29 Belmont Terrace Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 4 bath · 2,176 sqft

$619,900

208 Belmont Way Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 3 bath · 2,036 sqft

$810,900

29 Belmont Terrace SW, Calgary

2 Storey · 4 bed · 4 bath · 2,176 sqft

Buying in Belmont

Who fits here

Belmont is built for buyers who want a brand-new home in one of Calgary's fastest-growing southwest communities without paying a premium for an already-established neighbourhood. Most buyers here are first-time homeowners and young families drawn by lower entry prices relative to more mature SW communities, modern construction standards, and a neighbourhood that is actively being built around them. Investors looking at long-range appreciation also pay close attention to Belmont, given the infrastructure pipeline — a $71.8 million fieldhouse and public library breaking ground near 210 Avenue and Creekside Boulevard SW, and a planned Red Line LRT extension that would bring rapid transit directly to the community. If your priority is a move-in-ready new build with room to grow, access to the Macleod Trail corridor, and a community that will look materially different in five years than it does today, Belmont deserves serious attention.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Belmont sits at the active end of Calgary's new-build market, where list prices reflect both current construction costs and the long infrastructure runway ahead. The current median list price in the neighbourhood is $592,450, with an average list price of $596,647. Homes that trade hands are moving at an average of days on market — a signal of how quickly qualified buyers are committing in this corridor. The sale-to-list ratio is tracking, meaning most sellers are receiving close to their asking price. There are currently 88 active listings spanning a price range from. Over the past 12 months, homes have sold in Belmont, and the average price per square foot sits. These figures reflect a community still in its growth phase — inventory turns over quickly when priced correctly.

Commute and lifestyle

Belmont sits along the west side of Macleod Trail SW, one of Calgary's primary north-south arterials, giving residents immediate access to the ring road system and a straight shot downtown. The Red Line LRT South Extension — currently in functional planning — would add rapid transit stops at Silverado and 210 Avenue South, connecting Belmont to the existing Somerset-Bridlewood CTrain station there into the downtown core. For families, the City of Calgary has committed $71.8 million to the Belmont Fieldhouse and Library complex near 210 Avenue and Creekside Boulevard SW, expected to open in 2027. The 118,000-square-foot fieldhouse will include a multi-sport artificial turf field, while the adjacent 10,000-square-foot public library will serve residents of all ages. The Belmont Recreation Centre and Community Hub — a second major facility featuring aquatics, fitness, and gymnasium space — is also in the pipeline. Everyday amenities including grocery and retail are accessible along the Macleod Trail commercial spine shared with Silverado and neighbouring communities.

Long-term context

Belmont is a greenfield community, which means buyers today are purchasing at the ground floor of its lifecycle. That comes with a specific risk-return profile: new builds carry builder warranty coverage and modern energy codes, but the neighbourhood lacks the tree canopy, school walk-zones, and transit access that drive premiums in mature SW communities like Evergreen or Shawnessy. The infrastructure now being committed — the LRT South Extension alignment, the $71.8 million fieldhouse complex, and the 205-hectare West Macleod land use plan that allocates land for two future LRT station areas — collectively de-risk the long hold thesis. Calgary's southwest has a consistent track record of communities appreciating meaningfully once anchor amenities open and transit access materializes. Buyers who can tolerate a 3-to-7-year horizon on full community build-out are typically the ones who look back on new-community purchases as their best real estate decision.

About Belmont

Overview

Belmont is one of Calgary's newest and fastest-growing communities, located in the city's deep southwest. Designed as a highly connected and family-oriented neighborhood, Belmont offers a balanced lifestyle with a mix of urban conveniences and natural beauty. The community continues to evolve with significant infrastructure and amenity developments on the horizon.

Location

Positioned in Southwest Calgary, Belmont is bordered by 194th Avenue SW to the north, Sheriff King Street to the east, and 210th Avenue SW to the south. This strategic location provides residents with seamless access to major commuter routes, including Macleod Trail and Stoney Trail (the Calgary Ring Road). Neighboring communities include Silverado, Pine Creek, Yorkville, and Legacy.

Housing character

The architectural landscape in Belmont features a clean, modern streetscape with contemporary designs. The dominant property types are row/townhouses, paired homes, and single-family detached houses, often characterized by low-maintenance exteriors and front-drive or laned configurations. Positioned as a mid-range market, the neighborhood sees an average list price of $596,647, with a strong sale-to-list ratio.

Schools

While future schools are planned within the community itself, Belmont families currently have access to several nearby educational institutions. Options in neighboring areas include Holy Child School and Ron Southern School in Silverado, as well as All Saints High School in Legacy. Students also have access to various Calgary Board of Education and Calgary Catholic School District facilities located a short commute away.

Transit

Belmont is currently served by Calgary Transit On Demand, allowing residents to book shared rides to connect to nearby transit hubs and amenities. The community is located a short distance from the Somerset-Bridlewood CTrain Station. Additionally, long-term area plans include a future transit centre and LRT station on the east side of the community, which will further enhance public transportation accessibility.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy immediate proximity to daily essentials at the nearby Silverado Marketplace, Township Shopping Centre, and Shawnessy Village Shopping Centre. Furthermore, the future 13-acre Belmont Shopping Centre is currently in development and expected to open in 2027. Anchored by a major grocer, this upcoming hub will provide a diverse mix of retail and dining options right within the community.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor living is a key focus in Belmont, which features green spaces, playgrounds, and a scenic pathway system looping around the local storm pond. The neighborhood is also the site of the upcoming $72-million Belmont Fieldhouse and Library. Expected to open in 2027, this massive facility will include a FIFA-regulation indoor turf field, community gathering spaces, and a modern public library branch.

Lifestyle

Life in Belmont caters to active families and professionals seeking a peaceful suburban environment without sacrificing connectivity. The community fosters a welcoming atmosphere where neighbors can connect along the walking trails or at local parks. With an active market featuring 88 current listings and properties spending an average of on the market, Belmont is quickly establishing itself as a vibrant and highly desirable place to call home.

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Belmont is a strong option for buyers prioritizing new construction and long-term appreciation potential. The community is in active build-out, with major city investments underway including a $71.8 million fieldhouse and library complex opening in 2027. Buyers comfortable with a growing neighbourhood — rather than a fully established one — tend to find the value proposition compelling.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 5:00 pm (America/Edmonton)