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Homes for Sale in Moraine, Calgary

Moraine is one of Calgary''s newest northwest communities, renamed from Ambleton in 2024 and located at the far northern edge of the NW quadrant — south of 160 Avenue NW, west of 14 Street NW.

Active listings

34

Median list price

$664,850

Avg list price

$715,047

Homes for Sale in Moraine, Calgary

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Buying in Moraine

Who fits here

Moraine is one of Calgary''s newest northwest communities, renamed from Ambleton in 2024 and located at the far northern edge of the NW quadrant — south of 160 Avenue NW, west of 14 Street NW. It is a greenfield suburban development built from scratch by Brookfield Residential, Jayman Built, and Qualico Communities on what was previously undeveloped land. The community is explicitly designed for families: pedestrian-friendly street layout, pathway networks shielded from traffic, and wide open gathering spaces built into the plan from day one. Housing runs from townhomes and duplexes through laned homes and fully detached, with prices spanning roughly the $300,000s to over $600,000. That range makes it one of the more accessible entry points into new construction in NW Calgary. The honest trade-off is immaturity — schools are being re-designated as growth outpaces existing capacity, commercial build-out is still underway, and the community has no established neighbourhood association yet. Buyers who thrive here are those who value buying into a neighbourhood''s early chapter: lower price-per-square-foot on new builds, brand-new systems and finishes, and the social upside of neighbours who are all starting at the same time.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Moraine is an actively developing community, so the market reflects new-construction dynamics. Current listings are priced from roughly, with an average list price of $715,047 across 34 active properties. Where resale data exists, the median sold price sits and homes have sold for an average of over the past 12 months, with total transactions recorded. Days on hômm average, and the sale-to-list ratio of reflects the pricing discipline typical of builder-controlled inventory. Average price per square foot runs, competitive with other northwest new-build communities at a comparable stage of development.

Commute and lifestyle

Moraine sits at the intersection of two of Calgary''s most important northwest arteries. Shaganappi Trail runs south through Hidden Valley, Nolan Hill, and Sage Hill before connecting to Stoney Trail (Highway 201), Calgary''s ring road. From Stoney Trail you can reach Crowfoot LRT station to the southwest or loop east to Deerfoot Trail — giving Moraine residents meaningful access to cross-city transit and driving routes without travelling through the congested inner-NW corridor. A direct drive to downtown Calgary typically runs 30–40 minutes depending on peak-hour conditions. The community''s immediate surroundings are still building out, but Evanston to the south is an established neighbour with grocery, pharmacy, and restaurant options a short drive away. Pathway networks are a design priority in Moraine, so day-to-day walking and cycling within the community is practical from the start. Public school busing is available for students designated beyond walk-zone distance, and Calgary Transit pass support is offered for junior and senior high students through both CBE and CSSD.

Long-term context

Moraine is too new to carry a multi-year resale price history, but the trajectory of comparable NW Calgary communities at similar stages is instructive. Evanston, which began its own build-out phase in the late 2000s, saw consistent year-over-year appreciation as infrastructure caught up and community profile strengthened. Moraine benefits from the same structural tailwind: Calgary''s northwest quadrant has outperformed the city-wide average during several recent cycles, driven by sustained in-migration to Alberta and tight supply of new lots in established areas. Builder lot pricing in Moraine has already adjusted upward from initial release phases, a pattern that typically precedes broader resale appreciation once the community matures. The key risk to that trajectory is the pace of commercial and school development — communities where amenity delivery lags population growth can see softer demand from move-up buyers. The planned high school and commercial nodes will be meaningful catalysts when delivered.

About Moraine

Overview

Moraine, formerly known as Ambleton, is a rapidly growing, master-planned residential community in Northwest Calgary. Renamed in late 2023, this emerging neighborhood offers a fresh, family-oriented atmosphere with newly built homes, contemporary streetscapes, and integrated green spaces. With a mid-range price point reflected by an average sold price, Moraine provides a welcoming environment for buyers looking to settle in a modern, developing area.

Location

Situated in the scenic northwest quadrant of Calgary, Moraine is bounded by 160 Avenue NW to the north, 14 Street NW to the east, 144 Avenue NW to the south, and Panorama Road to the west. This strategic position offers rapid access to the Stoney Trail ring road, making commuting across the city or escaping west to the Rocky Mountains highly convenient.

Housing character

Moraine's real estate landscape is defined by contemporary new construction, primarily featuring single-family detached houses, modern duplexes, and townhomes. Properties typically showcase open floor plans, attached garages, and energy-efficient designs. Homes in the area see an average of on the market, highlighting a steady demand for modern, low-maintenance living with a median sold price.

Schools

As a newly developing community, Moraine has designated sites for future school construction. Currently, local students rely on established educational facilities in neighboring communities such as Evanston and Panorama Hills, which offer a range of public and Catholic primary and middle schools just a short drive away.

Transit

Moraine is currently a car-dependent neighborhood, with residents relying on personal vehicles for most daily errands and commuting. Major thoroughfares like Stoney Trail and 14 Street NW provide highly efficient vehicular routes. While public transit routes are still developing to serve the new area, the community features a growing network of safe, off-street cycling and walking pathways for active mobility.

Shopping and dining

While local commercial spaces and retail plazas are still in the planning phases within Moraine itself, residents enjoy immediate access to established commercial hubs in adjacent neighborhoods. Nearby Evanston Towne Centre, Sage Hill Quarter, and Beacon Hill provide comprehensive access to grocery stores, pharmacies, cafes, and diverse dining options just minutes away.

Parks and recreation

Designed with outdoor living in mind, Moraine emphasizes naturalized corridors, scenic storm-pond outlooks, and wide-open community gathering spaces. A dedicated network of off-street pathways shields pedestrians from traffic, seamlessly connecting the community's green spaces and providing safe, accessible routes for walking, jogging, and family outings.

Lifestyle

Moraine offers a quiet, slower-paced lifestyle tailored for families, first-time buyers, and professionals seeking a tranquil, connected environment. With a healthy market seeing properties sold over the last year, the neighborhood is steadily maturing into a vibrant, close-knit community that balances modern residential comfort with the natural beauty of northwest Calgary.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Moraine is a brand-new community in northwest Calgary, officially renamed from Ambleton in 2024. Active home construction is underway by Brookfield Residential, Jayman Built, and Qualico Communities. Most available properties are new builds; resale inventory is limited given the community''s age.

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