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Homes for Sale in Copperfield, Calgary

Copperfield draws families and first-time buyers who want a complete, established community without the premium price tag of closer-in neighbourhoods.

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135

Median list price

$419,700

Avg list price

$431,559

Homes for Sale in Copperfield, Calgary

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755 Copperpond Boulevard Southeast, Calgary

$289,900

755 Copperpond Boulevard Southeast, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 801 sqft

205 Copperpond Parade Southeast, Calgary

$690,000

205 Copperpond Parade Southeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,673 sqft

337 Copperfield Boulevard Southeast, Calgary

$422,000

337 Copperfield Boulevard Southeast, Calgary

Townhouse · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,223 sqft

337 Copperfield Boulevard SE, Calgary

$422,000

337 Copperfield Boulevard SE, Calgary

4 Level Split · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,223.07 sqft

205 Copperpond Parade SE, Calgary

$690,000

205 Copperpond Parade SE, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,672.76 sqft

137 Copperhead Road SE, Calgary

$699,900

137 Copperhead Road SE, Calgary

2 Storey · 4 bed · 4 bath · 2,169.77 sqft

755 Copperpond Boulevard SE, Calgary

$289,900

755 Copperpond Boulevard SE, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 801 sqft

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$599,900

185 Copperfield Common Southeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,336 sqft

99 Copperstone Park Southeast, Calgary

$244,900

99 Copperstone Park Southeast, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 740 sqft

99 Copperstone Park SE, Calgary

$244,900

99 Copperstone Park SE, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 740 sqft

185 Copperfield Common SE, Calgary

$599,900

185 Copperfield Common SE, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,336.11 sqft

41 Copperhead Road Southeast, Calgary

$799,900

41 Copperhead Road Southeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,164 sqft

Buying in Copperfield

Who fits here

Copperfield draws families and first-time buyers who want a complete, established community without the premium price tag of closer-in neighbourhoods. Developed by Hopewell Residential Communities starting in 2002, the area matured quickly — roughly 4,000 homes were built within four years, meaning buyers get a neighbourhood with roots: planted trees, seasoned neighbours, and community association events that have been running for over a decade. The housing stock skews toward detached single-family homes, which account for the large majority of the roughly 4,000 units, making it a strong fit for households that need space — extra bedrooms, a double garage, and a yard — without stretching into the $800,000-plus range of more central SE communities. Young families with school-age children tend to find Copperfield particularly compelling given the on-site public school and the age profile of the neighbourhood, where roughly one in four residents is under 15. Move-up buyers from starter condos or townhomes in other SE communities also gravitate here, trading vertical living for ground-level space while staying within the southeast corridor they already know.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Copperfield's resale market reflects a well-established SE neighbourhood with consistent demand from family buyers. The median sold price currently sits, with the average sold price running. Homes trade across a range from, giving buyers at multiple budget levels a foothold in the community. Properties are averaging days on market, and the sale-to-list ratio of indicates how closely final prices track asking prices — a useful signal of negotiating conditions. Over the past 12 months, homes have changed hands in Copperfield, reflecting the neighbourhood's steady turnover relative to its size. Active inventory currently stands at 135 homes, and buyers comparing value on a per-square-foot basis will want to note the average of for the area. Taken together, these figures position Copperfield as a mid-range SE market where supply and demand tend to stay relatively balanced.

Commute and lifestyle

Copperfield sits in the far southeast corner of Calgary, bounded by Stoney Trail to the south and 52nd Street SE to the west — a location that shapes both the commute reality and the day-to-day lifestyle. Stoney Trail access is a genuine asset: residents can reach the ring road in minutes and connect to virtually any major employment corridor in the city without threading through residential streets. The downtown drive typically runs 30 to 40 minutes in normal traffic conditions, and the Seton area — home to South Health Campus, the world's largest YMCA, Cineplex, and a growing retail strip — is a 5-minute drive away. Calgary Transit bus routes connect Copperfield to the 69 Street CTrain station, though the majority of residents commute by car, consistent with the broader pattern in outer-SE communities. Within the neighbourhood itself, a network of ponds, pathways, and green corridors makes walking and cycling a genuine option for recreation and school runs. Copperfield School (CBE) sits inside the community, eliminating the need to cross arterials for elementary-age children. McKenzie Towne's retail village on 130th Avenue is also close, offering daily conveniences — groceries, pharmacy, restaurants — without requiring a highway trip.

Long-term context

Copperfield's appreciation story is anchored in the broader trajectory of Calgary's outer-SE quadrant, which has been one of the more consistent performers in the city over the past decade. The neighbourhood developed rapidly in the mid-2000s and hit its initial price peak around 2007, then saw the moderation that affected most of Calgary's housing stock through the oil-price cycles of 2015 and 2020. What distinguishes Copperfield from newer nearby communities is that it is effectively built out — there is no new greenfield supply entering the market from within the neighbourhood boundaries, which removes a source of downward price pressure that active master-planned communities face. The Seton Urban District, now one of Calgary's fastest-growing employment and amenity nodes, sits directly adjacent, and ongoing densification and investment in that area has consistently supported values in surrounding established neighbourhoods. For buyers thinking in 5-to-10-year horizons, the combination of no new competing supply, a maturing employment hub next door, and Calgary's continued population growth from interprovincial migration provides a reasonable foundation for steady, if unspectacular, value preservation and modest appreciation.

About Copperfield

Overview

Copperfield is a vibrant, family-friendly master-planned community in southeast Calgary. Established in 2002, the neighbourhood is known for its extensive network of pathways, picturesque wetlands, and active community association. With a median sold price and an average market time, it represents a popular choice for homebuyers seeking a balanced suburban lifestyle.

Location

Situated in Calgary's southeast quadrant, Copperfield is bounded by McIvor Boulevard to the north, 52 Street SE to the west, and Stoney Trail to the east and south. This prime positioning provides residents with seamless access to major thoroughfares, making commutes to downtown and regional destinations highly efficient.

Housing character

The dominant property type is the single-family detached home, featuring modern suburban designs, attached garages, and generous yard space. Positioned in the mid-range price tier, the neighbourhood boasts an average sold price of across recent sales, appealing strongly to growing families and move-up buyers.

Schools

The community is served by Copperfield School, a public elementary school operated by the Calgary Board of Education. For those seeking a Catholic curriculum, St. Isabella Elementary Junior High School is located conveniently nearby, alongside numerous middle and high school options in surrounding southeast neighbourhoods.

Transit

Calgary Transit provides comprehensive bus service throughout Copperfield, including routes like the 153 and local express options. These connect efficiently to the nearby McKenzie Towne transit terminal and the Somerset-Bridlewood CTrain station, offering reliable public transportation routes to the downtown core.

Shopping and dining

Residents benefit from immediate access to major retail hubs, particularly South Trail Crossing along 130th Avenue SE, which features extensive big-box shopping, grocery stores, and diverse dining options. The nearby High Street in McKenzie Towne also offers boutique shops, cafes, and neighbourhood pubs.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor amenities are a highlight, featuring three scenic ponds, seven parks, and an interconnected system of paved greenway trails. The local community association maintains excellent recreational facilities, including an outdoor skating rink, tennis and basketball courts, and creatively themed playgrounds.

Lifestyle

Life in Copperfield revolves around community engagement and outdoor recreation. The safe, quiet streets and active neighbourhood association, which hosts seasonal events and summer food trucks, foster a welcoming, family-oriented environment with a strong sense of local pride.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Copperfield's housing stock is dominated by detached single-family homes, which make up the large majority of the roughly 4,000 units in the neighbourhood. You'll also find semi-detached homes, townhomes, and a smaller number of condominium units. The neighbourhood was built out between 2002 and 2006, so most homes are 2000s construction with mature landscaping and established street presence.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 12:00 pm (America/Edmonton)