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Homes for Sale in McKenzie Towne, Calgary

McKenzie Towne draws buyers who want the feel of a small town inside a major city.

Active listings

102

Median list price

$400,000

Avg list price

$433,361

Homes for Sale in McKenzie Towne, Calgary

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Buying in McKenzie Towne

Who fits here

McKenzie Towne draws buyers who want the feel of a small town inside a major city. Designed around new urbanist principles by the same architect behind Seaside, Florida, the community was built from day one for people on foot — front porches face tree-lined streets, lanes run behind homes, and High Street puts groceries, cafés, and services within a short walk. Families are well served by three schools within the neighbourhood: McKenzie Towne Elementary and McKenzie Highlands School (grades 5–9) through CBE, and St. Albert The Great (K–9) through the Calgary Catholic School District. Parks, splash pads, skating rinks, ponds, and a skate park mean kids rarely need to leave the neighbourhood. The variety of housing — detached singles, townhouses, and apartments in Elgin, Prestwick, and Inverness — makes McKenzie Towne equally accessible for first-time buyers stepping into the market and move-up families wanting more space. With relatively low low-income rates and strong community engagement, it consistently ranks as one of Calgary''s most livable southeast communities.

Current market in the neighbourhood

McKenzie Towne homes have a median sold price and an average sold price, reflecting demand for its walkable, master-planned setting. Active listings are currently priced between, with an average list price of $433,361. Homes are spending an average of days on market, and sellers are achieving a sale-to-list ratio. Based on sales over the past 12 months, the neighbourhood remains one of the more active markets in southeast Calgary.

Commute and lifestyle

Residents heading downtown have two practical options. The park-and-ride facility off 52nd Street S.E., adjacent to High Street, feeds into Calgary Transit''s MAX BRT network for a roughly 45–55 minute ride to the core — faster during off-peak hours. Drivers can reach downtown via Deerfoot Trail in 25–35 minutes depending on traffic. Stoney Trail, which borders McKenzie Towne to the south, opens up rapid ring-road access to the airport, Saddletowne, and the city''s west side without touching the downtown grid. For longer-term transit riders, the Green Line LRT''s future extensions include a planned Prestwick/McKenzie Towne station — phase funding is still being confirmed, but the land corridor along 52nd Street has been protected for rail since the neighbourhood was designed in the 1990s. Day-to-day errands stay local: High Street''s Sobeys, independent restaurants, and boutique shops handle most needs, while South Trail Crossing along the northern edge adds Walmart and larger-format retail. The community''s connected pathway network also makes cycling to nearby amenities genuinely practical.

Long-term context

McKenzie Towne entered the market in 1995 as a premium master-planned community, and its neotraditional design has held its cachet as the surrounding SE quadrant filled in. City of Calgary assessment data for 2025 showed single-residential values up roughly 14% year-over-year across Calgary, with suburban detached homes benefiting disproportionately from sustained interprovincial migration to Alberta. Because McKenzie Towne was fully designed before construction — streets, lane access, commercial land uses, and school sites all locked in — it has avoided the ad hoc sprawl common to neighbouring developments, which tends to support long-run price stability. The recognition by the Urban Land Institute as one of the world''s top 26 master-planned communities gives the neighbourhood a reputational floor that attracts buyers who specifically seek it out. The planned Green Line LRT extension, which includes a future station within the community, represents a potential upside catalyst once phase funding is confirmed — transit-adjacent properties have historically commanded a premium in Calgary''s established LRT corridors.

About McKenzie Towne

Overview

McKenzie Towne is an award-winning master-planned community in southeast Calgary, known for its picturesque neo-traditional design and small-town charm. Divided into four distinct villages—Inverness, Elgin, Prestwick, and High Street—the area attracts families, professionals, and downsizers looking for a close-knit, pedestrian-friendly environment. The community has seen a robust homes sold over the past 12 months, reflecting its enduring popularity.

Location

Situated in Calgary's southeast quadrant, McKenzie Towne is conveniently bordered by Deerfoot Trail to the west, Stoney Trail to the south, 52nd Street SE to the east, and 130th Avenue SE to the north. This prime location provides residents with quick commuter access to downtown Calgary, the South Health Campus, and major employment corridors.

Housing character

The neighborhood showcases a distinctive neo-traditional aesthetic, featuring tree-lined streets, inviting front porches, and alley-loaded garages. Housing options range from modern low-rise condos and townhomes to predominantly single-family detached homes. Architectural styles span Craftsman, Georgian, and European-inspired designs. Homes here maintain a mid-range price positioning, currently seeing a median sold price and an average sold price.

Schools

McKenzie Towne is well-equipped for growing families, offering several schools right within the community boundaries. Public school options include McKenzie Towne School (K-4) and McKenzie Highlands School (5-9), while the Calgary Catholic School District operates St. Albert the Great School (K-9).

Transit

Public transit is highly accessible, with Calgary Transit routes directly servicing the area. Key routes include the 302 Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) which provides an efficient, direct link to downtown Calgary, the Route 92 bus connecting to the Anderson LRT Station, and the 117 McKenzie Towne Express. The neighborhood itself is extremely walkable, designed with wide sidewalks and pedestrian connectivity in mind.

Shopping and dining

At the heart of the community is High Street, a vibrant, walkable commercial promenade modeled after small-town centers, featuring local pubs, coffee shops, boutique retail, and essential services. For larger shopping trips, residents are immediately adjacent to South Trail Crossing along 130th Avenue SE, a major retail hub offering big-box stores, supermarkets, and diverse dining options.

Parks and recreation

Residents enjoy over 100 acres of parks, ponds, and paved pathway systems. Prestwick Common features a popular splash park in the summer and an outdoor skating rink in the winter. Elgin Hill offers a major toboggan run, while the area also hosts a local skate park. The centerpiece is the McKenzie Towne Hall, a private 15,600-square-foot recreation facility offering gymnasiums, fitness classes, and event spaces.

Lifestyle

Life in McKenzie Towne centers around a strong, family-friendly community spirit and active outdoor living. The neighborhood's intentional design encourages residents to walk, socialize, and connect. The McKenzie Towne Council regularly hosts events like community markets, outdoor movie nights, and seasonal festivals, fostering a welcoming atmosphere. Market activity remains healthy, with homes moving at an average.

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Frequently Asked Questions

McKenzie Towne has three neighbourhood schools: McKenzie Towne Elementary (K–4, CBE public), McKenzie Highlands School (grades 5–9, CBE public), and St. Albert The Great (K–9, Calgary Catholic School District). All three are within walking distance for most residents.

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