How far is Legacy from downtown Calgary?

Legacy is approximately 25 km south of downtown Calgary via Macleod Trail SE. Off-peak, the drive typically takes 25 to 35 minutes depending on traffic. The Somerset–Bridlewood CTrain station (Red Line) is roughly a 10-minute drive from the community, providing a car-free commute option into the city centre.

What types of homes are available in Legacy?

Legacy offers a broad range of housing types: single-family detached homes (the most common), semi-detached duplexes, rear-laned homes, townhomes, and an emerging condo/apartment segment near the Village Centre. The community was planned for approximately 6,500 homes across roughly 1,000 acres, with new construction still underway in the later phases.

What is the average home price in Legacy?

The average sold price in Legacy is, with a median sold price. Pricing varies significantly by product type — townhomes and duplexes typically sit at the lower end of the range, while larger detached homes with finished basements and double garages push toward the upper end.

Is Legacy a good neighbourhood for families?

Legacy consistently ranks as one of Calgary''s most family-friendly newer communities. It was master-planned with families in mind: All Saints High School is already operating in the neighbourhood, a new elementary school is under construction, the community features over 15 km of pathways, a central stormwater pond, multiple parks, and a Village Centre commercial node for daily needs. The housing mix skews heavily toward larger detached and semi-detached formats suited to growing households.

What makes Legacy different from other SE Calgary communities?

Legacy stands out for combining newer construction stock with an already-functional community feel. Unlike some newer communities that spend years without schools or retail, Legacy launched with a phased plan that brought All Saints High School and the Village Centre commercial node online early. It also sits adjacent to major road infrastructure — Macleod Trail and Stoney Trail — giving residents ring-road access without the traffic exposure of a Macleod Trail frontage lot. Its position near the planned south Red Line LRT extension also adds long-term transit upside not yet reflected in prices.

Homes for Sale in Legacy, Calgary

Legacy attracts young families who want the advantages of a brand-new home without sacrificing the feeling of a complete neighbourhood.

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Active listings

138

Median list price

$535,000

Avg list price

$596,784

Homes for Sale in Legacy, Calgary

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$524,900

1565 Legacy Circle Southeast, Calgary

Duplex · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,549 sqft

$359,990

740 Legacy village Road Southeast, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 828 sqft

$249,950

81 Legacy Boulevard Southeast, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 700 sqft

$359,990

740 Legacy village Road SE, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 828 sqft

$524,900

1565 Legacy Circle SE, Calgary

2 Storey,Attached-Side by Side · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,549 sqft

$249,950

81 Legacy Boulevard SE, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 699.7 sqft

$259,000

215 LEGACY Boulevard SE, Calgary

Other · 715 sqft

$249,900

215 Legacy Boulevard Southeast, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 625 sqft

$249,900

215 Legacy Boulevard SE, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 624.71 sqft

$314,999

81 Legacy Boulevard Southeast, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 3 bed · 2 bath · 951 sqft

$775,000

18 Legacy Reach Park Southeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 3 bath · 2,330 sqft

$684,900

9 Legacy Lane Southeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 2,025 sqft

Buying in Legacy

Who fits here

Legacy attracts young families who want the advantages of a brand-new home without sacrificing the feeling of a complete neighbourhood. Developed by Westman Village developers and master-planned from the ground up starting around 2011, Legacy was designed to grow into a full community — and it has. Buyers here typically choose Legacy for its mix of detached single-family homes, duplexes, and townhomes at price points that still feel attainable in Calgary''s southeast, plus the confidence of new construction warranties and modern energy codes. Families with young children appreciate that All Saints High School (Calgary Catholic, capacity 1,500) is already operating in the community, and a new Calgary Catholic elementary school is under development, meaning kids can stay within the neighbourhood through their entire school career. The demographic skews toward first- and second-time buyers in their late twenties to early forties: dual-income households who want finished basements, double garages, and backyard space without a 45-minute drive to work. Legacy''s strong community association, central pond, 15 km of internal pathways give it the connected, master-planned feel that newer families have come to expect.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Legacy''s housing market reflects its status as one of Calgary''s fastest-growing newer communities. The current median sold price sits, with an average sold price. Homes are moving at a healthy pace, averaging days on market, and sellers are getting close to asking — the sale-to-list ratio. Over the past 12 months, properties changed hands in Legacy, underscoring strong demand from buyers relocating within Calgary and arriving from out of province. The average price per square foot is, and active listings currently range from, spanning entry-level townhomes to larger detached builds.

Commute and lifestyle

Legacy sits at the southern edge of Calgary''s urban boundary, east of Macleod Trail SE — one of the city''s primary north-south arterials connecting directly to downtown Calgary roughly 25 km away. Stoney Trail (Highway 201), Calgary''s ring road, is minutes to the north and provides fast east-west access to the rest of the city without touching inner-city traffic. The practical result: Legacy residents can reach the Beltline in under 30 minutes off-peak and access Costco, Home Depot, and major retail along Macleod Trail within a five-minute drive. Calgary Transit routes serve the community, with the Somerset–Bridlewood CTrain station (Red Line) roughly 10 minutes away, offering a car-free path into downtown for commuters. Within the neighbourhood itself, over 15 km of paved pathways link parks, the community pond, and the school site, making it genuinely walkable for daily errands within Legacy''s own Village Centre commercial node. Nearby Fish Creek Provincial Park — one of North America''s largest urban parks — is accessible within minutes, giving residents trail running, cycling, and cross-country skiing without leaving city limits.

Long-term context

Legacy is still a developing community, and that trajectory matters to buyers thinking long-term. The neighbourhood launched around 2011 and recorded nearly zero residents by 2012; by 2021 the population had climbed to approximately 8,000, with full build-out projected to reach around 30,000 residents across the broader West Macleod Area Structure Plan. Early buyers in new Calgary suburbs have historically seen the strongest price appreciation during the infill phase — as amenities open, schools fill, and the community association matures, demand from subsequent buyers tends to push values up from the original builder pricing. Legacy''s position adjacent to the planned south extension of the Red Line LRT corridor (a City of Calgary functional planning study is underway) adds a longer-term transit premium that has not yet been priced into current valuations. Compared to established SE communities like Mahogany or Auburn Bay, Legacy still offers newer stock at competitive per-square-foot pricing, giving buyers potential upside as the final phases of development complete and the neighbourhood transitions from ''growing'' to ''established.''

About Legacy

Overview

Legacy is a master-planned residential community in deep South Calgary, renowned for its extensive green spaces and scenic views. Emphasizing a tranquil yet connected lifestyle, it features a mix of modern properties, predominantly mid-range single-family detached homes alongside townhouses and condominiums. The neighborhood offers a family-friendly atmosphere with a strong community identity, modern conveniences, and major commuter routes nearby. Average sold prices in the area are currently sitting.

Location

Situated in the southeastern quadrant of Calgary, Legacy is bordered by Macleod Trail to the west and sits just south of the Stoney Trail ring road. It extends down to the city's southern boundary with Foothills County, offering a peaceful suburban environment while maintaining excellent connectivity to the rest of the city and nearby natural attractions.

Housing character

The neighborhood features modern construction, with the majority of homes built after 2010. The dominant property type is the detached single-family home, well-suited for mid-range buyers and growing families. Legacy also offers townhomes, low-rise condos, and luxury ridge homes with expansive valley views. The local market maintains a steady pace with 138 active listings, and properties typically see an average of on the market.

Schools

Legacy provides excellent educational options right within the community. It is home to All Saints High School (Calgary Catholic School District), which serves grades 10-12, and a new Catholic K-9 school is currently under construction. Public school students are served by highly-regarded designated schools in neighboring communities, including Prince of Wales School and Dr. E.P. Scarlett High School.

Transit

Commuting is highly convenient for drivers due to immediate access to major arterial roads like Macleod Trail and Stoney Trail (Highway 22X). For public transit users, Calgary Transit provides dedicated bus routes throughout the neighborhood, offering quick and reliable connections to the nearby Somerset-Bridlewood LRT station for direct access to the downtown core.

Shopping and dining

Legacy boasts exceptional local retail amenities, anchored by the massive Township shopping center. This vibrant community hub features major retailers like Sobeys and Winners, alongside fitness centers, restaurants, and medical services. Smaller retail pockets like Legacy Village, Legacy Grove, and Legacy Corner ensure residents have walkable access to daycares, coffee shops, and everyday conveniences.

Parks and recreation

Recreation is central to the community's design, highlighted by over 15 kilometers of paved walking and biking trails. The crown jewel is the 300-acre developer-protected environmental reserve in the Pine Creek Valley, ensuring local natural landscapes remain untouched. The neighborhood also features five state-of-the-art playgrounds, community gardens, and close proximity to premier golf courses like Heritage Pointe.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle in Legacy perfectly balances outdoor recreation with modern convenience. Residents enjoy a highly active, family-oriented environment where weekends can be spent exploring the environmental reserve, visiting local playgrounds, or dining at the Township shopping center. With an engaged community association hosting year-round events, it is an ideal setting for those seeking a vibrant, nature-adjacent neighborhood.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Legacy is served by All Saints High School (Calgary Catholic School District), located at 729 Legacy Village Road SE with capacity for 1,500 students. A new Calgary Catholic elementary school is under development within the community. Public school options through the Calgary Board of Education (CBE) are accessible in nearby communities, and CBE transportation routes serve the area.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 4:00 pm (America/Edmonton)