What schools serve Saddle Ridge?

Saddle Ridge is served by Saddle Ridge School (CBE, K–4), Peter Lougheed Junior High (CBE, 5–9), and Nelson Mandela High School (CBE, 9–12) near the LRT station. On the Catholic board, Light of Christ School (CSSD, K–9) serves Saddle Ridge and the adjacent Savanna area.

What types of homes are available in Saddle Ridge?

The neighbourhood has a mix of property types: detached single-family homes make up the majority, with semi-detached and townhomes rounding out the balance. About 22% of units are apartments or condos. Newer construction is concentrated in the Savanna sub-area, while mature streets closer to the LRT tend to have established detached homes.

How competitive is the Saddle Ridge market right now?

Saddle Ridge homes are currently selling at a sale-to-list ratio, with an average of days on market. This reflects a market where well-priced listings in the under-$600K range move quickly — buyers should expect competition on move-in-ready detached homes in particular.

What is the Genesis Centre?

The Genesis Centre at 7555 Falconridge Blvd NE is a City of Calgary recreation facility operated in partnership with YMCA Calgary. It includes ice arenas, a fitness centre, indoor programming spaces, and outdoor turf fields — including the first artificial turf field built in northeast Calgary, added in 2021. It is the primary community recreation hub for Saddle Ridge and surrounding NE neighbourhoods.

Is Saddle Ridge a good neighbourhood for families?

Yes — Saddle Ridge consistently ranks as one of Calgary''s most family-focused communities. The neighbourhood has multiple schools at all grade levels within walking distance, low crime rates (1.358 per 100 residents in 2023–2024, among Calgary''s lowest), the Genesis Centre for recreation, and a median household income around $104,000. The multicultural community — over 60% of residents are immigrants — adds to a welcoming, diverse environment for families from all backgrounds.

Real Estate in Saddle Ridge, Calgary

Saddle Ridge is one of Calgary''s most family-oriented northeast communities, drawing buyers who want space, value, and a tight-knit multicultural community without sacrificing city access.

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290

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$549,900

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$656,520

Homes for Sale in Saddle Ridge, Calgary

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$659,000

345 Saddlecrest Way NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 4 bed · 4 bath · 1,898.65 sqft

$969,800

148 Savanna Close NE, Calgary

2 and Half Storey · 6 bed · 5 bath · 3,049 sqft

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$549,900

181 SaddleBrook Way NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,478.85 sqft

$234,900

7180 80 Avenue NE, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 1 bath · 705.27 sqft

$549,900

129 Saddlebrook Circle NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 4 bed · 4 bath · 1,657 sqft

$525,000

11 Saddlebrook Mews NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,363 sqft

$639,900

31 Saddletree Drive NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,848 sqft

$749,900

809 Savanna Crescent NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 2,210 sqft

$739,800

70 Saddlestone Green NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 4 bed · 5 bath · 2,189 sqft

$714,900

161 Saddleland Crescent NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 4 bed · 4 bath · 2,088.72 sqft

$699,900

524 Savanna Crescent NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 2,064 sqft

$1,299,000

760 Savanna Crescent NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 5 bed · 5 bath · 3,466.32 sqft

Buying in Saddle Ridge

Who fits here

Saddle Ridge is one of Calgary''s most family-oriented northeast communities, drawing buyers who want space, value, and a tight-knit multicultural community without sacrificing city access. The neighbourhood skews toward growing families and first-time buyers who want a detached home under the Calgary median — the mix of single-family homes, semi-detached, and townhomes gives buyers at several price points a realistic path to ownership. With a median household income around $104,000 and 62% of residents being immigrants, Saddle Ridge has a distinctly diverse, community-first character that many buyers specifically seek out. The area suits buyers who want their kids near good schools without driving across the city: CBE''s Saddle Ridge School and Peter Lougheed Junior High are walkable, Light of Christ Catholic School (K–9) serves families on the Catholic board, and Nelson Mandela High School is steps from the Saddletowne LRT station. Buyers who don''t want to rely on a car will find this neighbourhood rare among Calgary suburbs — the Blue Line CTrain puts downtown within a 30-minute commute. If you''re looking for a neighbourhood that feels established but still has energy, with newer construction pockets in Savanna alongside mature tree-lined streets, Saddle Ridge delivers real community in a way many outer suburbs don''t.

Current market in the neighbourhood

The Saddle Ridge market reflects the broader momentum in Calgary''s northeast, where attainable pricing has made the area one of the city''s most active. Over the past 12 months, homes sold here, with a median sold price and an average. Homes are moving at days on market on average, with sellers achieving a sale-to-list ratio of — indicating how competitive offers have been in this price range. Currently there are 290 active listings, ranging from. Average price per square foot sits, making Saddle Ridge one of the more compelling value propositions in Calgary for buyers watching their dollars carefully.

Commute and lifestyle

Saddle Ridge is anchored by the Saddletowne CTrain station — the northeastern terminus of Calgary''s Blue Line, which opened in August 2012. From Saddletowne, riders reach downtown Calgary in roughly 30 minutes without touching a car, passing through Whitehorn, McKnight-Westwinds, and the downtown core via 7 Avenue. For a suburb of its size, that transit access is genuinely rare and a significant driver of buyer interest from commuters. On the ground, the neighbourhood punches well above its weight for amenities. Genesis Centre (7555 Falconridge Blvd NE), owned by the City of Calgary, is the community hub for northeast residents — it houses a YMCA, ice arenas, a fitness centre, indoor and outdoor fields, and a full calendar of programming for all ages. The outdoor artificial turf field, added in 2021, was the first of its kind in the entire NE quadrant. Saddletowne Crossing provides day-to-day retail — grocery, pharmacy, restaurants — and the station plaza hosts a dense strip of South Asian restaurants that reflect the neighbourhood''s cultural fabric. Families will also find well-kept parks, pathways, and green corridors throughout the community, making it walkable beyond just the transit side.

Long-term context

Saddle Ridge has benefited from Calgary''s broader population surge, with the city adding an estimated 52,800 new residents in 2025 alone — and the northeast quadrant absorbing a meaningful share of that demand as the most price-accessible part of the city. Calgary registered among the strongest new-home price appreciation in Canada in 2024, with Statistics Canada data showing year-over-year gains of +5.2% in July 2024, the largest of any major Canadian city at the time. The northeast''s relative affordability compared to the inner city and south has historically compressed its upside during slower markets, but that same affordability converts into outsized demand during population booms — buyers priced out of $700K–$900K listings elsewhere land in Saddle Ridge. The Saddletowne Blue Line extension is also moving forward, which historically adds a transit premium to stations along new corridors. For buyers entering in this range, Saddle Ridge offers both current livability and a credible appreciation case tied to infrastructure investment and Calgary''s continued growth trajectory.

About Saddle Ridge

Overview

Saddle Ridge is a vibrant, fast-growing residential neighbourhood located in Calgary's northeast quadrant. Known for its strong sense of community and cultural diversity, it has become a highly popular destination for families and newcomers. The area features a mix of established homes and newer developments, including the master-planned Savanna subdivision, offering a balanced suburban lifestyle with excellent urban connectivity.

Location

Saddle Ridge is positioned at the northeastern edge of Calgary. It is bounded by Airport Trail NE to the north, Stoney Trail NE (Highway 201) to the east, 80 Avenue NE to the south, and Metis Trail to the west. The neighbourhood offers convenient proximity to the Calgary International Airport and the Saddle Ridge Industrial Area, with Stoney Trail providing quick regional access to other parts of the city.

Housing character

The housing landscape in Saddle Ridge is dominated by single-family detached homes, characterized by modern layouts and relatively recent construction. Positioned as a mid-range market, it appeals to buyers looking for larger household spaces and attainable options. The current market features an average sold price and 290 active listings, highlighting its accessible yet active real estate environment.

Schools

The neighbourhood is well-served by a variety of educational options for growing families. Local public schools include Saddle Ridge School and Hugh A. Bennett School for elementary students, Peter Lougheed for junior high, and Nelson Mandela High School for older students. The Calgary Catholic School District also serves the area with Light of Christ School, which accommodates students from Kindergarten through Grade 9.

Transit

Saddle Ridge boasts excellent public transit access, anchored by the Saddletowne CTrain Station. As the terminus of the Blue Line, it provides a smooth, direct commute to downtown Calgary in roughly 35 to 45 minutes. The station also functions as a major transit hub with a park-and-ride lot and numerous bus connections, including Route 100, which offers direct service to the nearby Calgary International Airport.

Shopping and dining

Everyday conveniences are centered around Saddletowne Circle, a commercial hub located right within the neighbourhood. This area features grocery stores, banks, essential services, and a robust culinary scene. Reflecting the community's rich cultural diversity, Saddletowne Circle offers a wide array of South Asian restaurants, bakeries, and specialty shops, meaning residents have immediate access to great dining and daily errands.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor and active living is well-supported by numerous scenic wetland ponds, walking paths, and local playgrounds. A major highlight is the nearby Genesis Centre, a massive multi-sport and community complex offering fitness facilities, indoor and outdoor soccer fields, and a branch of the Calgary Public Library. Additionally, residents are a short drive from Prairie Winds Park, known for its water park, skating rinks, and toboggan hill.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle in Saddle Ridge is family-oriented, culturally rich, and highly active. It features a close-knit, welcoming atmosphere that is especially popular among new Canadians and multi-generational households. With lush parks, vibrant cultural centers like the Bilal Islamic Centre, and everyday amenities all within a short walk or drive, residents enjoy a dynamic, self-sustaining suburban environment that celebrates diversity.

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From Saddletowne CTrain station — the Blue Line terminus steps from the neighbourhood — downtown Calgary is roughly a 30-minute ride. Trains run frequently on weekdays, making Saddle Ridge one of the few northeast communities with a genuinely car-free commute option.

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