How close is Lakeview to Glenmore Reservoir?

Lakeview borders Glenmore Reservoir directly to the south. The Calgary Rowing Club and Calgary Canoe Club are at the community''s southern edge, and the 16-kilometre Glenmore Reservoir regional pathway is accessible on foot or by bike from most Lakeview addresses.

What is the average price of a home in Lakeview Calgary?

Homes in Lakeview currently average, with a median sold price. Lakeview Village, south of 66 Avenue SW, commands a premium over the north section. Check current listings on hômm for the latest pricing.

Is Lakeview a good neighbourhood for families?

Yes. Lakeview was purpose-built as a family community in the early 1960s and has retained that character. Multiple CBE and Catholic schools are within walking distance, and the Glenmore Reservoir pathway system provides safe, car-free outdoor space. The Lakeview Community Association runs programming for all ages.

How does Lakeview compare to other SW Calgary neighbourhoods?

Lakeview sits closer to the reservoir than most SW communities and offers direct pathway access that newer suburbs do not. Its 2.2 km² footprint limits future supply, which supports values over time. Lakeview Village within the neighbourhood provides larger estate-style lots not common in adjacent areas.

What transit options are available in Lakeview Calgary?

Lakeview is served by Calgary Transit bus routes connecting to the broader network. The MAX Yellow and MAX Teal bus-rapid-transit routes operate on nearby 14 Street SW, providing frequent service toward the downtown core. Glenmore Trail and Crowchild Trail also make the neighbourhood well-suited for car commuters heading downtown or to the SW employment corridor.

Homes for Sale in Lakeview, Calgary

Lakeview draws buyers who want a finished, mature neighbourhood where the infrastructure — parks, schools, pathways — is already in place.

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Median list price

$1,499,000

Avg list price

$1,613,830

Homes for Sale in Lakeview, Calgary

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$1,499,000

3308 Lakeside Crescent Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 4 bath · 2,877 sqft

$1,499,000

3308 Lakeside Crescent SW, Calgary

2 Storey · 4 bed · 4 bath · 2,877.27 sqft

$2,799,000

6755 Livingstone Drive Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 4 bath · 2,612 sqft

$2,799,000

6755 Livingstone Drive SW, Calgary

2 Storey · 4 bed · 4 bath · 2,612.13 sqft

$400,000

5424 37 Street Southwest, Calgary

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$400,000

5424 37 Street SW, Calgary

Other

$2,490,000

2631 63 Avenue Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 5 bath · 3,078 sqft

$2,490,000

2631 63 Avenue SW, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 5 bath · 3,078.25 sqft

$2,224,900

5927 34 Street Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 5 bath · 3,259 sqft

$2,224,900

5927 34 Street SW, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 5 bath · 3,258.76 sqft

$995,000

6323 Crowchild Trail Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,138 sqft

$995,000

6323 Crowchild Trail SW, Calgary

Bungalow · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,137.92 sqft

Buying in Lakeview

Who fits here

Lakeview draws buyers who want a finished, mature neighbourhood where the infrastructure — parks, schools, pathways — is already in place. Established in 1962 on land Calgary annexed six years earlier, the community was purpose-built for families, and that character has held. Detached bungalows and split-levels dominate the north section, while Lakeview Village, south of 66 Avenue SW, offers larger, higher-end homes on quieter cul-de-sacs. Buyers here tend to be move-up families who want CBE schools (Jennie Elliott Elementary, Bishop Pinkham Junior High) and access to Connect Charter School — all walkable from most addresses. The median household income of roughly $110,000 signals a neighbourhood where neighbours are similarly established. Proximity to Crowchild Trail and Glenmore Trail makes the downtown commute manageable without sacrificing a suburban feel. If you want reservoir views, rowing clubs, and a Saturday morning walk to Heritage Park all within a short stroll of home, Lakeview delivers a lifestyle that newer communities simply cannot replicate.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Lakeview is a high-demand, low-turnover pocket of SW Calgary where homes rarely sit long. The median sold price currently sits, with an average. Sellers are achieving of asking price on average, and homes are moving in days. Over the past 12 months, properties have traded hands — a reflection of the neighbourhood''s limited inventory and strong owner retention. There are currently 27 active listings, and the average price per square foot stands. Prices range from at the entry level to for larger Lakeview Village properties.

Commute and lifestyle

Lakeview sits at the intersection of two of Calgary''s most important arterials — Crowchild Trail SW and Glenmore Trail SW — which means downtown is roughly 15 minutes by car in normal traffic and major employment nodes in the SW are even closer. The MAX Yellow and MAX Teal BRT routes operate nearby on 14 Street SW, providing frequent bus-rapid-transit service toward the downtown core without requiring a car. The bigger lifestyle draw, though, is what lies just outside the front door. The Glenmore Reservoir''s 16-kilometre multi-use regional pathway runs along the water''s edge and connects Lakeview directly to Heritage Park Historical Village, South Glenmore Park, the Weaselhead Flats Natural Environment Park, and the Glenmore Sailing School. The Calgary Rowing Club and Calgary Canoe Club are situated at the community''s southern edge. Cycling, walking, and running routes extend west toward the Tsuut''ina Nation boundary, making it easy to log meaningful outdoor time without leaving the neighbourhood. Earl Grey Golf Club is also within reach, rounding out a lifestyle offering that is rare this close to the urban core.

Long-term context

Lakeview benefits from two overlapping appreciation drivers: its position as a mature, land-constrained inner-ring community and the broader Calgary market''s sustained demand surge. The City of Calgary''s 2025 residential assessment cycle showed a 14 per cent year-over-year increase for single-detached homes citywide, and established SW neighbourhoods with reservoir access have historically tracked at or above that pace given their limited resale supply. The neighbourhood''s 2.2 km² footprint means there is virtually no room for greenfield development — new supply must come through infill and redevelopment, which supports a floor under existing home values. Lakeview Village, the enclave south of 66 Avenue SW, commands a premium over the north section and has attracted significant renovation and custom-build activity. For buyers evaluating long-term hold value, Lakeview''s combination of location scarcity, above-average household incomes, and amenity density makes it one of the more defensible SW investments in Calgary''s current cycle.

About Lakeview

Overview

Lakeview is a highly sought-after, premium residential neighborhood in southwest Calgary, celebrated for its mature tree-lined streets and immediate access to the Glenmore Reservoir. Known for its established, family-friendly atmosphere and tranquil environment, the community commands a median sold price, reflecting its enduring desirability among buyers.

Location

Situated in Calgary's southwest quadrant, Lakeview is bounded by Glenmore Trail to the north, Crowchild Trail to the east, the Tsuut'ina Nation to the west, and the Glenmore Reservoir to the south. This strategic location offers a quiet, secluded feel while maintaining quick access to downtown Calgary and nearby Mount Royal University.

Housing character

The neighborhood is characterized primarily by detached properties, featuring a charming mix of original 1960s mid-century bungalows and expansive, modern luxury rebuilds. With an average sold price and an impressive sale-to-list ratio, the area features a highly competitive, premium real estate market, particularly in the upscale enclave known as Lakeview Village.

Schools

Lakeview is well-regarded for its educational opportunities, making it a popular choice for families. Local public schools include Jennie Elliott School for elementary students and Bishop Pinkham School for middle school. The neighborhood also hosts specialized educational institutions, including the Connect Charter School and Calgary Girls Charter School.

Transit

The community is well-served by Calgary Transit, with local bus routes providing easy connections to Mount Royal University, the nearby MAX Yellow BRT line along Crowchild Trail, and the downtown core. For motorists, proximity to major arteries like Glenmore Trail and Crowchild Trail ensures efficient commuting across the city.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy convenient access to local amenities primarily centered around Lakeview Plaza. This neighborhood hub features essential services including an independent grocery store, a pharmacy, local dining options, and the cherished community staple, Lakeview Bakery, ensuring daily needs are met without leaving the neighborhood.

Parks and recreation

Lakeview offers unparalleled access to outdoor recreation, directly bordering North Glenmore Park and the pristine Weaselhead Flats natural area. Residents enjoy an extensive network of paved and unpaved trails, alongside premier facilities like the Earl Grey Golf Club, the Calgary Canoe Club, and the Calgary Rowing Club.

Lifestyle

The community offers an active, outdoorsy lifestyle tailored to those who appreciate a quiet, established neighborhood seamlessly connected to nature. With homes sold over the past year, Lakeview maintains a stable, tight-knit environment where residents prioritize community connection, recreation, and waterfront living.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Lakeview is served by Jennie Elliott Elementary and Bishop Pinkham Junior High School (grades 7–9) through the Calgary Board of Education, both within the community. Connect Charter School and the Calgary Girls'' School are also located in Lakeview. The nearest Catholic option is St. James Elementary and Junior High through the Calgary Catholic School District.

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