What types of homes are available in Eagle Ridge?

Over 90 percent of Eagle Ridge's housing stock is detached single-family homes, with a small number of mid-rise condominium units. The neighbourhood is known for estate-scale lots, mature landscaping, and custom or architecturally designed homes. Active inventory is low — currently 10 listings — so buyers should move decisively when properties become available.

How does Eagle Ridge compare to other SW Calgary neighbourhoods for long-term value?

Eagle Ridge's geography means it cannot be expanded or densified, permanently capping supply while Calgary's population continues to grow. This structural scarcity has historically supported strong price appreciation. The neighbourhood's buyer pool also skews toward high-net-worth households who are less sensitive to rate cycles, adding stability through market downturns.

What recreational amenities are near Eagle Ridge?

The Glenmore Reservoir pathway wraps directly around the community for walking, cycling, and running. North Glenmore Park, Heritage Park Historical Village, Heritage Marina beach, Earl Grey Golf Club, Calgary Golf and Country Club, Glenmore Sailing Club, and Calgary Rowing Club are all immediate neighbours. It is one of the rare inner-city communities with direct waterfront recreational access.

How do buyers get around from Eagle Ridge without a car?

The Rockyview BRT station at the community's entrance connects to the MAX Teal and MAX Yellow rapid bus lines, with CTrain light rail accessible nearby. Chinook Centre and Glenmore Landing are within a short ride for shopping and services. For a low-density, high-end neighbourhood, Eagle Ridge has unusually strong transit connectivity.

What is the typical price range for homes sold in Eagle Ridge?

Eagle Ridge homes trade across a wide range depending on lot size, reservoir exposure, and renovation level — from at the entry point to for premium estate properties. The median sold price. Given the neighbourhood's scarcity, well-priced listings tend to attract strong interest and close near list price.

Homes for Sale in Eagle Ridge, Calgary

Eagle Ridge draws buyers who want one of Calgary's most exclusive addresses without sacrificing proximity to the city.

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$1,399,900

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$4,233,380

Homes for Sale in Eagle Ridge, Calgary

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$1,248,000

222 Eagle Ridge Drive Southwest, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 2,052 sqft

$1,248,000

222 Eagle Ridge Drive SW, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 2,052.45 sqft

$1,399,900

222 Eagle Ridge Drive Southwest, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 2,041 sqft

$1,399,900

222 Eagle Ridge Drive SW, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 2,041.01 sqft

$1,269,000

222 Eagle Ridge Drive Southwest, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 2,047 sqft

$1,269,000

222 Eagle Ridge Drive SW, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 2,046.64 sqft

$10,000,000

126 Eagle Ridge Drive Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 8 bath · 7,631 sqft

$10,000,000

126 Eagle Ridge Drive SW, Calgary

2 Storey · 4 bed · 8 bath · 7,630.71 sqft

$7,250,000

40 Eagle Ridge Place Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 7 bath · 5,434 sqft

$7,250,000

40 Eagle Ridge Place SW, Calgary

Bungalow · 4 bed · 7 bath · 5,433.8 sqft

Buying in Eagle Ridge

Who fits here

Eagle Ridge draws buyers who want one of Calgary's most exclusive addresses without sacrificing proximity to the city. This pocket SW neighbourhood — sitting on a peninsula surrounded by the Glenmore Reservoir on three sides — appeals to established professionals, executives, and retirees seeking privacy, prestige, and natural beauty in a single package. With only around 110 dwellings, demand consistently outstrips supply, making it ideal for buyers who understand that scarcity drives long-term value. Over 90 percent of homes are detached single-family properties, so buyers looking for estate-calibre lots, mature landscaping, and architectural character will find Eagle Ridge far more compelling than newer suburban alternatives. Families with school-age children benefit from proximity to well-regarded Calgary Board of Education and Calgary Catholic schools in adjacent communities. If your priority is a walkable waterfront lifestyle, legacy-quality homes, and an address that consistently ranks among Calgary's wealthiest, Eagle Ridge is a rare opportunity.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Eagle Ridge is one of Calgary's most tightly held markets. Active inventory is slim — current listings sit at 10 homes — reflecting a community where owners hold for decades. When properties do trade, the median sold price lands and the average sold price, benchmarks that reflect estate-scale lots and custom construction rather than standard suburban builds. Over the past 12 months, sales closed in the neighbourhood, with homes trading at of list price on average — a signal of confident, well-priced sellers and serious buyers. Average days on market runs, shorter than Calgary's broader SW average given low competition among listings. Buyers can expect price per square foot, with the overall range spanning to depending on lot size, renovations, and reservoir views. Median list price currently sits at $1,399,900, consistent with the neighbourhood's sustained premium positioning.

Commute and lifestyle

Eagle Ridge's location on the Glenmore Reservoir peninsula shapes a lifestyle that is genuinely rare inside city limits. The Glenmore Reservoir pathway — part of Calgary's extensive multi-use trail network — wraps the community, putting walking, cycling, and running routes steps from front doors. North Glenmore Park, Heritage Park Historical Village, and the Heritage Marina beach are immediate neighbours, offering green space and recreational waterfront access that most Calgary communities lack entirely. The Earl Grey Golf Club and Calgary Golf and Country Club are both minutes away, as are the Glenmore Sailing Club and Calgary Rowing Club for residents drawn to water sports. Transit access is strong for a low-density neighbourhood: the Rockyview BRT station at the community entrance connects directly to MAX Teal and MAX Yellow rapid bus lines, with CTrain access nearby. Chinook Centre and Glenmore Landing cover everyday retail and dining needs within a short drive or ride. Rockyview General Hospital is also close, an underrated practical asset for mature buyers. Downtown Calgary is roughly 15 minutes by car via 14 Street W and Glenmore Trail.

Long-term context

Eagle Ridge's value case rests on structural scarcity. The community was platted on a reservoir peninsula with no room for infill densification — the total housing stock is capped by geography. In 2014, it ranked 18th wealthiest neighbourhood in Canada and third in Calgary, with average household net worth near $6.55 million and average annual household income above $660,000. That wealth concentration did not appear by accident: the combination of large lots, mature tree canopy, reservoir views, and a genuinely private feel within 15 minutes of downtown creates a profile that simply cannot be replicated elsewhere in Calgary. SW Calgary has historically shown resilient appreciation through commodity cycles because its buyer pool skews toward high-net-worth households less sensitive to mortgage rate swings. For buyers purchasing Eagle Ridge real estate today, the long-term hold thesis is reinforced by the neighbourhood's inability to grow — every decade, the same finite number of properties trades at progressively higher prices as Calgary's overall population and wealth base expands.

About Eagle Ridge

Overview

Eagle Ridge is one of Calgary's most exclusive and affluent residential neighbourhoods, situated on a quiet peninsula surrounded by the Glenmore Reservoir in the city's southwest quadrant. Established in the 1960s, this small, prestigious enclave of roughly 100 homes offers unparalleled privacy and scenic beauty while remaining highly accessible to the downtown core. It is a highly sought-after community for those seeking luxury living with immediate access to nature. Market activity reflects its premium status, with homes spending an average of on the market and achieving a strong sale-to-list ratio.

Location

Located in Calgary's SW quadrant, Eagle Ridge is physically secluded by the natural boundaries of the Glenmore Reservoir to the north, west, and south, with 14 Street SW bordering the east. It sits directly adjacent to the iconic Heritage Park Historical Village and Rockyview General Hospital. Commuting is highly convenient, with downtown Calgary located less than 15 minutes away via major arteries like 14 Street SW, Glenmore Trail, and Elbow Drive.

Housing character

The real estate landscape in Eagle Ridge is defined by luxury and spaciousness, overwhelmingly featuring large, single-family detached homes on expansive, mature lots. The architectural mix includes meticulously maintained 1960s and 1970s mid-century modern estates, alongside stunning contemporary custom rebuilds and extensive luxury renovations. The streetscape is characterized by quiet cul-de-sacs, large frontages, and a strong sense of privacy. The neighbourhood's premium positioning is reflected in a median sold price and an average sold price.

Schools

Families in Eagle Ridge are served by several highly regarded schools in neighbouring communities. Designated public options typically include Chinook Park School for elementary grades, which offers a French Immersion program, and Henry Wise Wood High School for secondary education. Other accessible public schools include Woodman School and Louis Riel School, while several of Calgary's top-rated private and charter schools are just a short drive away.

Transit

While Eagle Ridge is primarily a car-dependent and secluded community, it remains connected to Calgary's broader transit network. Bus stops are accessible just outside the neighbourhood along 14 Street SW, providing routes to major transit hubs. For those utilizing the CTrain, the Heritage LRT station is a short commute away, offering quick and efficient rail access to downtown and other quadrants of the city.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy close proximity to some of South Calgary's best retail and dining destinations. The nearby Glenmore Landing offers convenient access to everyday essentials, boutique services, cafes, and specialty food shops. For a more extensive shopping experience, Chinook Centre—Calgary's premier indoor shopping mall featuring luxury retailers and upscale dining—is only a short drive away. Buyers exploring the 10 active listings in the area will find no shortage of nearby commercial amenities.

Parks and recreation

Eagle Ridge provides unmatched access to outdoor recreation, serving as a haven for active lifestyles. The community borders the Glenmore Reservoir, offering residents immediate access to a 16-kilometer multi-use pathway system, sailing, kayaking, and fishing. Nearby green spaces include North and South Glenmore Parks, as well as the pristine hiking trails of Weaselhead Flats. The shared local community association provides additional amenities such as tennis courts, outdoor skating rinks, and sports fields.

Lifestyle

Life in Eagle Ridge offers a rare blend of serene, nature-oriented living and urban convenience. The neighbourhood boasts a peaceful, slow-paced ambiance where residents can enjoy morning walks along the reservoir or weekends exploring Heritage Park. It is an ideal setting for affluent professionals, families, and retirees who value security, mature landscaping, and a tight-knit community feel. The highly exclusive nature of the area is underscored by its low turnover, with homes sold over the past 12 months.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Eagle Ridge sits on a peninsula surrounded by the Glenmore Reservoir on three sides, creating a physically secluded community with only about 110 dwellings. That geographic constraint means supply is permanently capped, which sustains a price premium. The neighbourhood ranked 3rd wealthiest in Calgary and 18th in Canada in 2014, with average household net worth near $6.55 million.

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