How much do homes in Rangeview cost?

Homes in Rangeview currently range from, with an average sold price. New-build options span townhomes from the high $300s, duplexes and laned homes from the low to mid $500s, and front-garage homes from the high $600s to low $700s.

Which builders are active in Rangeview?

Active builders in Rangeview include Baywest Homes, Jayman BUILT, Homes by Avi, Hopewell, Daytona Homes, Streetside Developments, and Rohit Communities. Seven architectural styles are available across the community, including Craftsman, Farmhouse, Scandinavian, Prairie, and Urban.

What schools serve the Rangeview area?

Rangeview is a new community and school planning is ongoing. The Calgary Catholic School District has announced a new high school for the Seton/Rangeview area anticipated to open in September 2027. Calgary Board of Education schools in nearby Seton, Auburn Bay, and Mahogany currently serve the area.

How long is the commute from Rangeview to downtown Calgary?

By car via Deerfoot Trail, the commute from Rangeview to downtown Calgary is approximately 35–45 minutes under normal conditions. Bus routes 14, 23, and 302 serve Rangeview Boulevard SE. The planned Green Line LRT extension through Seton will eventually provide a rail connection, though a firm opening date has not been set.

Do I have to participate in the gardening programs to live in Rangeview?

No. Gardening is entirely optional in Rangeview. The community is designed so residents can participate as much or as little as they like — from maintaining a personal plot to simply enjoying the aesthetic of the gardens, orchards, and wetlands. The HOA manages events and programs, but participation is voluntary.

Homes for Sale in Rangeview, Calgary

Rangeview draws buyers who want more from a neighbourhood than just a place to live.

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Active listings

110

Median list price

$600,000

Avg list price

$629,628

Homes for Sale in Rangeview, Calgary

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$719,900

65 Bartlett Way Southeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,824 sqft

$719,900

65 Bartlett Way SE, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,823.69 sqft

$788,000

69 Mallard Grove Southeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 2,379 sqft

$788,000

69 Mallard Grove SE, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 2,378.56 sqft

$599,000

149 Lavender Manor Southeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,360 sqft

$599,900

34 Lavender Manor Southeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 4 bath · 1,551 sqft

$599,000

149 Lavender Manor SE, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,359.7 sqft

$600,000

12 Heirloom Crescent Southeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,249 sqft

$694,900

8 Heartwood Lane Southeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 4 bath · 1,653 sqft

$599,900

34 Lavender Manor SE, Calgary

2 Storey · 4 bed · 4 bath · 1,550.79 sqft

$600,000

12 Heirloom Crescent SE, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,249 sqft

$694,900

8 Heartwood Lane SE, Calgary

2 Storey · 4 bed · 4 bath · 1,652.59 sqft

Buying in Rangeview

Who fits here

Rangeview draws buyers who want more from a neighbourhood than just a place to live. This is a community deliberately built around food, land, and connection — Canada's first garden-to-table neighbourhood, developed by Section23 on land the Ollerenshaw family farmed for nearly a century. It appeals to families who want kids to understand where food comes from, to young professionals looking for a neighbourhood with genuine identity, move-up buyers who prioritize outdoor living and community programming over inner-city convenience. The built-in Homeowners Association runs year-round events — farmers' markets, seed banks, canning workshops, seasonal festivals — so social life is woven into the fabric of the street rather than requiring a drive across the city. Housing diversity is wide: townhomes from the high $300s, duplexes and laned homes from the low to mid $500s, and front-garage homes into the low $700s, all from builders including Baywest, Jayman BUILT, Homes by Avi, Hopewell, and Daytona. Buyers who don't need to be close to downtown and value green space, naturalized wetlands, and a slower pace of life will find Rangeview a compelling fit in Calgary's southeast.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Rangeview is a newer southeast Calgary community, so the resale pool is still building — most transactions reflect new-build closings from 110 active listings. The current median sold price sits, with the average coming in. Homes have been selling at of list price over the past year, with sales recorded and an average of days on market. The average price per square foot is running, with the active price range spanning. As the community matures and resale inventory grows, these figures will sharpen — right now they predominantly reflect builder pricing and early-adopter transactions in a community still in active buildout.

Commute and lifestyle

Rangeview sits in Calgary's far southeast, east of Deerfoot Trail and south of Seton, which means commute times matter. By car, Deerfoot Trail and Stoney Trail are both within minutes, putting downtown Calgary roughly 35–45 minutes away in normal traffic. Bus routes 14, 23, and 302 serve Rangeview Boulevard SE, and the planned Green Line LRT extension toward Seton will eventually bring rail transit to the area — a meaningful long-term transit upgrade for the southeast corridor. Day-to-day errands are handled easily by proximity to Seton's retail corridor: the world's largest YMCA, South Health Campus hospital, a cinema, grocery stores, and restaurants are all within a five-minute drive. Fish Creek Provincial Park and the Bow River pathway system are nearby for trail running, cycling, and paddling. Within the community itself, the lifestyle hook is the agricultural design: over 10 acres of an eventual Urban Village, Harvest Hall, community gardens, a greenhouse, pollinator gardens, fruit orchards, naturalized wetlands, and a pathway network that circles the entire neighbourhood. It is a community that actively rewards slowing down.

Long-term context

Rangeview is in the early growth stage, which historically creates a different return profile than established neighbourhoods. New communities in Calgary's southeast — Mahogany, Auburn Bay, Seton — saw strong appreciation as builder phases sold out and resale inventory took over, driven by rising land costs and growing community amenity. Rangeview is following a similar trajectory but with an added differentiator: its garden-to-table brand is nationally recognized and draws buyers specifically seeking that lifestyle, which builds a self-selecting demand base. Calgary's overall southeast market has remained one of the stronger quadrants of the city, supported by South Health Campus employment, ongoing retail development in Seton, and highway access. Early buyers in a master-planned community typically capture appreciation as nearby commercial and amenity infrastructure gets built out. The risk, as with any new community, is timeline: buildout can take a decade or more, and appreciation in the early phases can be modest. Buyers here are generally playing a medium-to-long game.

About Rangeview

Overview

Rangeview is an innovative, master-planned community in Southeast Calgary, celebrated as the city's first 'Garden-to-Table' neighbourhood. Designed with agricultural urbanism in mind, it seamlessly blends residential living with community gardens, local food production, and sustainable practices. This vibrant 'agri-hood' offers a strong sense of connection and a healthy lifestyle.

Location

Situated in the deep southeast quadrant of Calgary, Rangeview provides a tranquil, village-like atmosphere with rapid access to city conveniences. The community is located just south of Mahogany and directly east of Seton, offering quick commuter access to major thoroughfares like Stoney Trail and Deerfoot Trail to navigate the rest of the city.

Housing character

The housing landscape in Rangeview caters to a variety of lifestyles, featuring a mix of mid-range properties including spacious front-garage detached homes, charming laned homes, and modern townhomes. With an active market featuring 110 homes available, properties currently boast an average sold price, making it an attractive destination for growing families and first-time buyers seeking quality new builds.

Schools

Families in Rangeview are served by a variety of educational options in nearby south Calgary communities, including established public, Catholic, and French Immersion schools. A new Calgary Catholic School District high school is currently under construction nearby, projected to open in 2027, which will greatly expand local educational options for older students.

Transit

Transportation in Rangeview is primarily car-dependent at this stage of development, though Calgary Transit provides bus services and school express routes connecting residents to larger transit hubs. For those commuting by vehicle, the neighbourhood's proximity to Stoney Trail ensures efficient travel, while extensive local pathways provide safe pedestrian and cyclist navigation within the community.

Shopping and dining

While Rangeview is developing its own 10-acre Urban Village—envisioned to feature local cafés, artisan shops, and seasonal markets—residents currently enjoy immediate access to the extensive amenities in the neighbouring Seton Urban District. Just minutes away, locals can shop for groceries, dine at popular restaurants, or access state-of-the-art services at the South Health Campus.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor spaces and agricultural amenities are the heart of Rangeview, boasting over 60 acres of parks, wetlands, and open spaces. Residents enjoy exclusive access to community garden plots, orchards, greenhouses, and gathering spots like Harvest Hall and Market Square. Additionally, the world-class YMCA in Seton and the expansive trails of Fish Creek Provincial Park are just a short drive away.

Lifestyle

Life in Rangeview revolves around community, nature, and food celebration. The unique 'garden-to-table' concept encourages residents to grow their own produce, participate in seasonal festivals, and connect with neighbours in the community's squares and plazas. With homes typically selling in, the neighbourhood is quickly establishing itself as a highly sought-after, family-friendly haven for sustainable living.

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Rangeview is Canada's first garden-to-table community, designed around agricultural urbanism. It features community gardens, a greenhouse, fruit orchards, pollinator gardens, a seed bank, and a year-round calendar of food-focused events managed by the Homeowners Association. The land was farmed by the Ollerenshaw family for nearly a century before becoming the community''s foundation.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 1:00 pm (America/Edmonton)