How close is Brentwood to the University of Calgary?

The University of Calgary campus borders Brentwood directly to the southwest. University Station on the CTrain Red Line is one stop south of Brentwood Station, making the campus reachable by rail in under five minutes. Many properties in the southern part of Brentwood are within a 10- to 15-minute walk of the university's main gates.

What is the average price of a home in Brentwood?

The average sold price in Brentwood is, with homes selling at an average of days on market. Prices vary significantly by property type — detached infills and renovated bungalows sit at the higher end, while condos near the LRT station offer more affordable entry points.

Is Brentwood a good neighbourhood for families?

Brentwood is a well-regarded family neighbourhood. Sir Winston Churchill High School, located within the community, offers an International Baccalaureate program — one of the more rigorous academic streams in the Calgary Board of Education. Elementary and junior high options include Brentwood School and Captain John Palliser School. Nose Hill Park, the aquatic centre, and the community library all add to its family-friendly profile.

How does the Brentwood LRT station affect property values?

Transit access is consistently cited as a value driver in Canadian real estate research, and Brentwood's position on the Red Line CTrain — with direct downtown service in roughly 25 minutes — supports steady demand. Properties within walking distance of Brentwood Station tend to attract a broader buyer pool including commuters, university-affiliated households, and investors seeking rental income from transit-oriented locations.

What amenities are within walking distance in Brentwood?

Brentwood has two shopping centres within its boundaries — Brentwood Village Shopping Centre and Northland Mall — along with the Nose Hill Library and the Sir Winston Churchill Aquatic Centre. Nose Hill Park borders the north edge of the community. The combination of in-neighbourhood retail, recreation, and rapid transit access makes Brentwood one of the more self-contained communities in NW Calgary.

Homes for Sale in Brentwood, Calgary

Brentwood appeals to a wide range of buyers, but it consistently draws three distinct groups.

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$309,000

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Homes for Sale in Brentwood, Calgary

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$284,500

3830 Brentwood Road Northwest, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 465 sqft

$1,349,000

3144 Breen Crescent Northwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 4 bath · 2,357 sqft

$284,500

3830 Brentwood Road NW, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 465.39 sqft

$1,349,000

3144 Breen Crescent NW, Calgary

2 Storey · 4 bed · 4 bath · 2,357 sqft

$680,000

3116 Brentwood Boulevard Northwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,096 sqft

$249,900

30 brentwood Common Northwest, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 456 sqft

$249,900

30 brentwood Common NW, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 1 bath · 455.6 sqft

$259,900

3103 Blakiston Drive Northwest, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 650 sqft

$259,900

3103 Blakiston Drive NW, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 649.65 sqft

$279,000

3830 Brentwood Road Northwest, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 1 bath · 560 sqft

$815,000

4115 Bowlen Street Northwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,046 sqft

$279,000

3830 Brentwood Road NW, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 1 bath · 560.3 sqft

Buying in Brentwood

Who fits here

Brentwood appeals to a wide range of buyers, but it consistently draws three distinct groups. First, university-connected households — faculty, staff, and graduate students at the University of Calgary — value the walkable proximity to campus and the established, mature-treed streetscape that newer NW communities simply can't replicate. Second, commuter families who want CTrain access without sacrificing a full-sized lot: Brentwood Station puts downtown within 25 minutes by rail, eliminating parking costs and peak-hour traffic stress. Third, value-focused buyers who recognize that Brentwood's 1960s-era detached homes and well-maintained bungalows often sit at a discount to flashier newer builds despite offering larger lots, quieter streets, and immediate access to Nose Hill Park. Renters converting to ownership also find the neighbourhood's mix of condos and townhomes — along with its transit access — makes the jump to homeownership practical. If you prioritize walkability, transit, top-tier public schools, and a neighbourhood with genuine long-term roots over surface-level newness, Brentwood is likely worth a closer look.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Brentwood's housing market reflects the steady demand that comes from owning a transit-anchored, university-adjacent address in NW Calgary. The median sold price currently sits, with an average sold price of across all property types. Detached bungalows and two-storeys dominate transactions, though the condo and townhome segment — clustered near Brentwood Station — adds meaningful variety. Homes are selling in an average of days, and the sale-to-list ratio of reflects a market where accurately priced homes move without significant discounting. Over the past 12 months, properties have changed hands in the neighbourhood. Buyers currently have 47 active listings to choose from, spanning a price range of roughly. The average price per square foot of underscores the value proposition relative to comparable NW communities without LRT access.

Commute and lifestyle

Brentwood's location on the Red Line CTrain is one of its defining practical advantages. From Brentwood Station, riders reach the downtown core in roughly 25 minutes — no transfers, no parking fees. The University of Calgary is one stop south at University Station, making the commute for students and staff a matter of minutes. Crowchild Trail also provides direct vehicle access south toward the Foothills Medical Centre cluster and the downtown core, while Shaganappi Trail connects north and west. Day-to-day errands are well covered: Brentwood Village Shopping Centre and Northland Mall both sit within the neighbourhood, keeping grocery runs and routine shopping local. Nose Hill Park — one of North America's largest urban parks — is accessible from the neighbourhood's north edge, offering kilometres of natural pathways for running, cycling, and off-leash dog walking. Sir Winston Churchill High School runs a full International Baccalaureate program, a draw for families with secondary-school-age children. The Nose Hill Library and Sir Winston Churchill Aquatic Centre round out a community amenity set that most Calgary neighbourhoods would envy.

Long-term context

Brentwood was developed in the 1960s, making it one of Calgary's earlier post-war suburban communities — a distinction that cuts both ways. On the upside, the neighbourhood is fully built out, meaning no vacant lots, no construction disruption, and a street-level maturity (large trees, established landscaping) that newer suburbs take decades to achieve. Many original bungalows have been renovated or replaced by infill two-storeys, which has gradually lifted the neighbourhood's average price point without fundamentally changing its character. The University of Calgary's continued expansion along its southwest boundary functions as a long-term demand anchor: as the university grows, so does the pool of buyers and renters who want to live within walking or cycling distance. Transit-oriented communities in Canadian cities have shown consistent long-term resilience — particularly when, like Brentwood, the LRT station is not a terminus but a through-station, signalling ongoing investment in the corridor. Buyers should note that properties closest to the station and the university tend to see the most consistent turnover and the strongest renter demand, which is relevant for anyone weighing a secondary suite or investment purchase.

About Brentwood

Overview

Brentwood is a vibrant, highly sought-after neighbourhood in Northwest Calgary, recognized for its exceptional mix of academic convenience, mature landscapes, and premium real estate. With a median sold price, the area attracts both established families and professionals who value excellent community amenities and immediate proximity to the University of Calgary.

Location

Situated in the northwest quadrant, Brentwood is bordered by John Laurie Boulevard to the north, Crowchild Trail to the south, Shaganappi Trail to the west, and Charleswood Drive to the east. The community's sloping topography provides many residents with excellent views of the city, while the major arterial roads offer direct access to the rest of Calgary.

Housing character

Established in 1960, the neighbourhood is defined by its mature, tree-lined streets and mid-century architecture. The dominant property type is detached single-family homes, though there are also semi-detached properties and modern high-density condos closer to the transit stations. The area features premium pricing, currently seeing an average sold price and maintaining around 47 active listings on the market.

Schools

Families are drawn to the exceptional educational opportunities within the community boundaries. Local school options include Brentwood Elementary, Captain John Palliser, Simon Fraser Junior High, and St. Luke Bilingual Elementary. The neighbourhood is notably home to Sir Winston Churchill High School, consistently recognized as one of Calgary's top-rated public high schools. Additionally, the University of Calgary campus borders the community to the southwest.

Transit

Transportation is exceptionally convenient, anchored by the Brentwood LRT Station on the Red Line, which provides a rapid, reliable commute to downtown Calgary. The station also functions as a major transit hub with numerous connecting bus routes. For drivers, immediate access to Crowchild Trail and John Laurie Boulevard makes navigating across the city incredibly efficient.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy highly accessible retail options, primarily centered around the Brentwood Village Shopping Centre. Located adjacent to the LRT station, this open-air plaza features essential day-to-day amenities, including grocery stores, a pharmacy, banking services, and a lively mix of casual dining, cafes, and local pubs. The nearby Northland Village Mall offers additional retail conveniences.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor enthusiasts appreciate being situated just south of Nose Hill Park, one of North America's largest municipal parks, which offers extensive natural trails and off-leash areas. Within the community, the Brentwood Sportsplex serves as a local hub for ice skating and community association events, while the nearby Sir Winston Churchill Aquatic Centre provides excellent indoor swimming and fitness facilities.

Lifestyle

Brentwood offers a balanced, family-friendly lifestyle infused with the vibrant energy of nearby university academics and students. The highly walkable commercial zones, active community association, and scenic green spaces create a serene yet highly connected environment. Real estate demand remains consistently strong here, evidenced by homes spending an average of on the market and achieving a highly competitive sale-to-list ratio.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Brentwood offers a varied mix of property types. Detached bungalows and two-storey homes from the 1960s and 1970s make up the largest share of the housing stock, with many having been renovated or replaced by modern infills. Condominiums and townhomes are concentrated near Brentwood LRT Station, giving first-time buyers and downsizers a more accessible entry point into the neighbourhood.

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