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Real Estate in Rosemont, Calgary

Rosemont is a compact, established inner-city community that punches above its size.

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Active listings

13

Median list price

$810,000

Avg list price

$926,731

Homes for Sale in Rosemont, Calgary

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15 Rosery Drive Northwest, Calgary

$1,350,000

15 Rosery Drive Northwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 5 bath · 3,039 sqft

1212 Rosehill Drive NW, Calgary

$569,900

1212 Rosehill Drive NW, Calgary

Attached-Side by Side,Bungalow · 2 bed · 2 bath · 968 sqft

1415 Rosehill Drive NW, Calgary

$549,900

1415 Rosehill Drive NW, Calgary

Attached-Side by Side,Bungalow · 2 bed · 2 bath · 907 sqft

34 Rosery Drive Northwest, Calgary

$824,900

34 Rosery Drive Northwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,711 sqft

159 Rosery Drive Northwest, Calgary

$2,645,000

159 Rosery Drive Northwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 3,087 sqft

21 Roseview Drive NW, Calgary

$810,000

21 Roseview Drive NW, Calgary

3 Level Split · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,328 sqft

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31 Rosery Drive NW, Calgary

$1,175,000

31 Rosery Drive NW, Calgary

Bungalow · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,080 sqft

1333 Rosehill Drive NW, Calgary

$509,000

1333 Rosehill Drive NW, Calgary

Attached-Side by Side,Bungalow · 2 bed · 2 bath · 894 sqft

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Buying in Rosemont

Who fits here

Rosemont is a compact, established inner-city community that punches above its size. Annexed to Calgary in 1910 and developed through the late 1950s, it sits on roughly 0.5 km² between Confederation Park to the south and Northmount Drive to the north — close enough to SAIT''s 16 Avenue NW campus that a bicycle commute takes under 10 minutes. The housing stock is predominantly post-war bungalows, many of which have been renovated or had secondary suites added, with a modest share of condominiums and rental buildings rounding out the mix. That variety attracts a range of buyers: SAIT and U of C students and staff looking for a short commute, young professionals who want inner-city walkability without inner-city pricing, and long-term homeowners drawn to the neighbourhood''s mature trees, wide streets, and quiet residential character. First-time buyers find the entry price more accessible than neighbouring Collingwood or Cambrian Heights, while investors see value in the strong rental demand generated by nearby post-secondary institutions. The community''s small size — just over 1,100 residents in the 2021 census — keeps a genuine neighbourhood feel, with a well-run school council and active community association.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Rosemont sits in Calgary''s inner-city NW, where detached homes have posted consistent demand. Current active listings show asking prices spanning, with a median list price around $810,000. Over the past 12 months, homes sold in the area, achieving a sale-to-list ratio of — a sign of balanced-to-competitive conditions. The median sold price came in, while buyers paid an average of per square foot. Homes moved relatively quickly, spending an average of days on market before going firm.

Commute and lifestyle

Location is one of Rosemont''s clearest selling points. SAIT''s main campus sits roughly 2 km south on 16 Avenue NW, reachable in under 10 minutes by bicycle along quiet residential streets or via Calgary Transit bus connections on 14 Street W and Northmount Drive. Downtown Calgary is approximately 7 km away, and the Crowchild Trail and 14 Street corridors give drivers a straightforward commute without navigating the downtown core. The southern edge of Rosemont backs directly onto Confederation Park — a 160-hectare urban green space established in 1967 to mark Canada''s centennial. The park offers cross-country ski trails in winter, toboggan hills, tennis courts, baseball diamonds, cycling paths, and extensive picnic areas, making it one of the best-used parks in the city''s northwest. The riparian habitat running through the park''s coulee supports mature Douglas fir and willows, giving the area a natural feel unusual for an inner-city neighbourhood. Northmount Drive and 14 Street W provide everyday retail within walking distance, with larger shopping available along 16 Avenue NW. Rosemont School (CBE) sits within the community, a UNESCO Associated School with strong student leadership programming.

Long-term context

Calgary''s inner-city NW corridor — which includes Rosemont alongside Mount Pleasant, Capitol Hill, and Collingwood — has benefited from sustained population growth and constrained land supply. Post-war bungalows in these neighbourhoods represent both a renovation opportunity and an infill land play as the city''s secondary-suite and backyard-suite rules have expanded. Calgary''s broader residential market saw strong year-over-year gains through 2023 and 2024 before moderating into 2025, with the inner city outperforming newer suburban communities on a price-per-square-foot basis given their proximity to employment, education, and amenities. Rosemont''s small geographic footprint — just 0.5 km² — limits the total housing supply, which historically provides a floor under prices during softer markets. The North Hill area''s local planning framework continues to encourage gentle densification, adding secondary suites and row housing that broadens the buyer pool without fundamentally changing the neighbourhood''s low-rise character.

About Rosemont

Overview

Rosemont is an established, highly sought-after residential neighbourhood located in Calgary's inner-city northwest quadrant. Known for its mature tree-lined streets, strong community spirit, and exceptional access to green spaces, it offers a tranquil suburban feel just minutes from the downtown core. The real estate market reflects its premium positioning, with a median sold price and an average sold price.

Location

Situated in Calgary's northwest city centre region, Rosemont is strategically bordered by Northmount Drive to the north, Cambrian Drive to the east, 14 Street NW to the west, and the expansive Confederation Park along its southern edge. This prime location provides residents with quick commuting routes into downtown and across the city via 14 Street and Crowchild Trail.

Housing character

The neighbourhood's architectural landscape is defined by its mid-century heritage, having been established in 1958. The dominant property type is the detached single-family home, featuring a charming mix of original, thoughtfully renovated 1950s and 1960s bungalows alongside stunning modern luxury infills. With mature lots and quiet, curving streets, the area maintains an exclusive atmosphere, currently showing 13 active listings on the market.

Schools

Families in Rosemont have access to excellent educational options, anchored locally by Rosemont School. Nearby public and Catholic alternatives include Cambrian Heights School, St. Margaret School, and St. Francis High School. Additionally, older students and academics benefit from the community's close proximity to both the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) and the University of Calgary.

Transit

Commuting from Rosemont is highly convenient for both drivers and public transit users. The neighbourhood is well-served by local Calgary Transit bus routes that connect residents to the broader city network. The nearby SAIT/ACAD and Lions Park CTrain stations provide efficient light rail transit access to downtown Calgary, while dedicated bike lanes and extensive pathway systems offer safe, active transportation options.

Shopping and dining

While Rosemont itself remains a peaceful residential enclave, it sits just moments away from vibrant commercial districts. Residents can easily access everyday essentials and local services along Northmount Drive and 14 Street NW, or head nearby to North Hill Centre for larger retail needs. For boutique shopping, upscale dining, and trendy coffee shops, the popular Kensington Village is only a short drive or bike ride to the south.

Parks and recreation

Recreation is a cornerstone of the Rosemont experience, highlighted by immediate access to the 160-hectare Confederation Park. Residents enjoy year-round use of the park's manicured walking and cycling pathways, tennis courts, baseball diamonds, picnic areas, and a public golf course. The active Rosemont Community Centre also hosts local events, fitness programs, and maintains an outdoor skating rink during the winter months.

Lifestyle

Life in Rosemont blends the peacefulness of a park-side setting with the undeniable convenience of urban living. It appeals primarily to families, professionals, and long-time residents looking for a calm, friendly atmosphere without sacrificing central accessibility. The neighbourhood's strong demand and premium lifestyle appeal are evident in the active local market, where desirable homes spend an average of on the market before finding a buyer.

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Rosemont''s housing stock is dominated by post-war detached bungalows, many updated or converted with secondary suites. You''ll also find a modest number of semi-detached homes, low-rise condominiums, and rental apartment buildings. Infill duplexes and renovated character homes have been increasing as buyers seek inner-city locations at accessible price points.

Streets in Rosemont

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Rosehill Drive NW11 homes · 2 for saleRosery Drive NW7 homes · 4 for saleRosewood Road NW4 homes14 Street NW3 homesRosetree Crescent NW3 homesRoseview Drive NW3 homes · 1 for saleCambrian Drive NW2 homesChelsea Street NW2 homesRosevale Drive NW1 homeRoselake Street NW1 homeRoselawn Crescent NW1 homeRoselawn Place NW1 homeRosery Place NW1 home

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Listing information last updated on September 10, 2026 at 2:00 am (America/Edmonton)