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Homes for Sale in Millrise, Calgary

Millrise draws buyers who want an established, low-maintenance community without sacrificing access to the city.

Active listings

30

Median list price

$409,500

Avg list price

$481,387

Homes for Sale in Millrise, Calgary

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Buying in Millrise

Who fits here

Millrise draws buyers who want an established, low-maintenance community without sacrificing access to the city. Built out in the 1980s and early 1990s, the neighbourhood sits just south of Fish Creek Provincial Park and offers the kind of streetscape — mature trees, quiet crescents, owner-occupied single-family homes — that newer suburbs simply cannot replicate yet. The ownership rate is high, with fewer than 9% of homes rented, which keeps turnover low and the block-by-block character consistent. Buyers with school-age children will find both Catholic (Our Lady of Peace Elementary and Junior High) and public CBE options within easy reach, plus Bishop O''Byrne High School for Catholic secondary. The demographic skews toward families and professional couples in their 30s and 40s who want a proven neighbourhood rather than a construction zone. If your priorities are a detached home on a real lot, a pathway straight into Fish Creek, two C-Train stations within walking distance, and a major retail node at your doorstep — Millrise is a shortlist-worthy answer.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Millrise typically trades as a mid-range southwest Calgary community, priced below newer master-planned estates but above the city median for detached product. The median sold price for homes in Millrise currently sits, with an average. Homes are selling at of list price on average, reflecting steady demand in this established pocket. The average days on market is, and homes changed hands over the past 12 months. Active listings are sitting at 30 at the time of writing, with prices generally ranging from. The ownership-dominant housing stock — over 90% of dwellings are owner-occupied — limits speculative churn and supports price stability relative to more investor-heavy communities.

Commute and lifestyle

Millrise residents have a rare dual-station advantage: Fish Creek–Lacombe station sits at the community''s northeast edge (at James McKevitt Road and Macleod Trail), while Shawnessy station is a short walk or drive south along Macleod Trail. Both serve the Red Line, putting downtown Calgary roughly 30–35 minutes away by rail with no transfers. The 1,130-space park-and-ride at Fish Creek–Lacombe means drivers can switch modes easily. Bus routes 11, 12, and 52 provide feeder connections across the southwest. For daily errands, Shawnessy Towne Centre — one of south Calgary''s largest retail nodes — is minutes away, with a Walmart, Cineplex, YMCA, restaurants, and big-box anchors. The YMCA Shawnessy is particularly popular for families and fitness-minded residents. Fish Creek Provincial Park borders the community to the north: Canada''s second-largest urban park offers over 100 km of trails for cycling, walking, and running, plus Sikome Lake for summer swimming. The combination of LRT access and park-side living is the community''s strongest dual selling point.

Long-term context

Millrise was built out in the early-to-mid 1980s, meaning the housing stock is mature and prices largely reflect the land and location premium rather than new-build speculation. Historically, established southwest Calgary communities like Millrise have tracked Calgary''s city-wide appreciation cycles while experiencing less volatility than newer outer-ring suburbs — a product of limited new supply (the neighbourhood is fully built out) and sticky, owner-dominant demographics. Calgary''s 2025 median single-residential assessment reached $697,000 city-wide, a 14% increase from the prior year, driven by sustained interprovincial migration. Millrise benefits from the same macro tailwinds while offering a relative value entry point compared to newer southwest communities like Evergreen or Auburn Bay. Proximity to Fish Creek Provincial Park has historically commanded a location premium in the Calgary market, the park''s trail network fully rehabilitated after 2013 flood repairs, that premium shows no sign of softening.

About Millrise

Overview

Located in the southwest quadrant of Calgary, Millrise is a well-established suburban neighbourhood known for its family-friendly atmosphere and mature tree-lined streets. Annexed by the city in 1961 and developed primarily throughout the 1980s, Millrise offers a balanced lifestyle that appeals to families, young professionals, and retirees alike.

Location

Millrise enjoys a strategic position in deep South Calgary. The community is bounded by 146 Avenue S to the north, Macleod Trail to the east, Shawnessy Boulevard to the south, and James McKevitt Road to the west. This prime location provides residents with quick access to major roadways, including Macleod Trail and Stoney Trail, for efficient commuting.

Housing character

The housing landscape in Millrise is defined by its mid-range price positioning, with single-family detached homes acting as the dominant property type. Buyers will also find a mix of well-maintained townhouses, modern condominium complexes like Canvas at Millrise, and dedicated seniors' housing. With an average sold price and homes spending an average of on the market, the neighbourhood offers an accessible and attractive entry point into Southwest Calgary real estate.

Schools

Families in Millrise have access to a variety of reputable schooling options. Local designated public schools include Janet Johnstone School for elementary students, Samuel W. Shaw School for junior high, and Centennial High School. Catholic education is also available within the community at Our Lady of Peace Elementary & Junior High.

Transit

Public transportation is highly accessible for Millrise residents. The community is conveniently bookended by two major CTrain stops on the Red Line: the Fish Creek-Lacombe LRT station just to the north and the Shawnessy LRT station to the south. Numerous local bus routes also serve the neighbourhood, providing seamless commutes to downtown Calgary.

Shopping and dining

Everyday conveniences are situated right within the community. Millrise Plaza and Millrise Station offer local retail essentials, including a Sobeys grocery store, pharmacies, and casual dining spots. For a more comprehensive retail and entertainment experience, the adjacent Shawnessy Village shopping district provides major big-box stores, supermarkets, and a movie theatre.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor enthusiasts benefit from the community's close proximity to Fish Creek Provincial Park, one of Canada's largest urban parks featuring an extensive network of walking and biking pathways. Residents also have access to the local community association's outdoor skating rink and the nearby South Fish Creek Recreation Centre, which includes a YMCA, ice arenas, and a public library.

Lifestyle

Life in Millrise is characterized by a quiet, walkable environment and a strong sense of neighbourly connection. The Millrise Community Association actively keeps residents informed and engaged through local initiatives and a monthly community newsletter. Whether exploring nearby natural landscapes, walking to local shops, or utilizing the area's excellent recreational facilities, residents enjoy a comfortable and convenient suburban lifestyle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Millrise is one of the few Calgary neighbourhoods within walking distance of two C-Train stations. Fish Creek–Lacombe station sits at the community''s northeast corner, and Shawnessy station is just to the south. Both are on the Red Line, connecting to downtown Calgary in roughly 30–35 minutes.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 2:00 pm (America/Edmonton)