How large is Bowmont Park and what can you do there?

Bowmont Natural Environment Park covers approximately 164 hectares along the north bank of the Bow River. From the Silver Springs trailhead at the south end of Silver Springs Boulevard, residents can access hiking and cycling trails, a three-metre tufa waterfall, off-leash dog areas, a scenic escarpment overlook, and connections to the city-wide Bow River pathway system.

What is the housing mix in Silver Springs?

Silver Springs is predominantly single-detached homes — condominiums and apartments make up just over 9% of dwellings, and roughly 16% of units are rentals. Most homes were built between 1972 and 1980, offering large lots and mature landscaping typical of that era.

How far is Silver Springs from downtown Calgary?

Silver Springs is approximately 15–17 km from downtown Calgary. By car via Crowchild Trail, the drive typically takes 20–30 minutes depending on traffic. Cycling the Bow River pathway to the core is a popular option in warmer months. Bus service connects to the Crowfoot CTrain Red Line station.

What is the price range for homes in Silver Springs?

Silver Springs homes currently range from, with a median sold price. The mix of single-detached bungalows, bi-levels, and two-storeys means there is meaningful price variation based on size, lot, and renovation status.

Is Silver Springs a good neighbourhood for families?

Silver Springs is one of Calgary''s most consistently family-oriented NW communities. It has walkable public and Catholic elementary schools, a community centre with a swimming pool, an outdoor hockey rink, soccer fields, and direct access to Bowmont Park — all within the neighbourhood boundary. Owner-occupancy rates are high, and the community has remained stable since full build-out in 1980.

Homes for Sale in Silver Springs, Calgary

Silver Springs suits buyers who want an established NW Calgary community where mature trees, quiet crescents, and direct access to nature are non-negotiable.

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$849,900

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$865,685

Homes for Sale in Silver Springs, Calgary

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$978,900

7715 67 Avenue Northwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,243 sqft

$799,900

198 Silver Brook Road Northwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,152 sqft

$799,900

198 Silver Brook Road NW, Calgary

Bi-Level · 2 bed · 3 bath · 1,151.83 sqft

$978,900

7715 67 Avenue NW, Calgary

4 Level Split · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,243.21 sqft

$899,000

268 Silver Brook Way Northwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,340 sqft

$490,000

8203 Silver Springs Road Northwest, Calgary

Townhouse · 2 bed · 4 bath · 1,313 sqft

$949,900

224 Silverview Way Northwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,354 sqft

$819,900

236 Silverview Way Northwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,185 sqft

$819,900

236 Silverview Way NW, Calgary

4 Level Split · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,184.51 sqft

$799,000

8411 Silver Springs Road Northwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,203 sqft

$799,000

8411 Silver Springs Road NW, Calgary

Bi-Level · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,202.68 sqft

$849,900

7107 54 Avenue Northwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,144 sqft

Buying in Silver Springs

Who fits here

Silver Springs suits buyers who want an established NW Calgary community where mature trees, quiet crescents, and direct access to nature are non-negotiable. Developed between 1972 and 1980, the neighbourhood draws families who value top-rated public and Catholic schools within walking distance — Silver Springs School (K-6, CBE) sits on the same site as the community centre, and St. Sylvester Elementary (CSSD) rounds out the Catholic option. Owner-occupancy is strong here; rental units account for roughly 16% of housing, meaning neighbours tend to put down roots. The housing stock skews toward large single-detached homes on generous lots, with condominiums and apartments making up just over 9% of dwellings — an unusually low share that keeps the streetscape cohesive. The Silver Springs Golf and Country Club anchors the eastern edge, adding green buffer and a leisure amenity that rarely exists inside a residential neighbourhood. Buyers priced out of inner-NW communities like Varsity or Dalhousie often discover that Silver Springs delivers the same established feel, riverfront escarpment access, and walkability at a comparatively accessible price point — making it attractive for both upsizing families and downsizers who want a detached home without suburban sprawl.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Silver Springs typically carries 20 active listings at any given time, with a median sold price and an average. Homes here sold times over the past 12 months, spending an average of days on market before going firm. The sale-to-list ratio of reflects a market where well-priced homes attract competitive attention. Buyers should expect a typical price range of –, with average price per square foot running. The dominance of large single-detached homes keeps average square footage — and therefore absolute prices — above many NW peers.

Commute and lifestyle

Silver Springs sits on the Bow River bluffs, and that geography shapes daily life in ways no other NW community can quite replicate. The Bowmont Natural Environment Park — 164 hectares of coulees, grasslands, and river-bottom trails — runs along the neighbourhood''s southern edge, with a trailhead at the south end of Silver Springs Boulevard dropping you into Waterfall Valley, where a three-metre tufa waterfall marks the start of kilometres of off-leash, hiking, and cycling routes. The Bow River pathway connects westward to Bowness Park and east toward Edworthy and downtown, making it genuinely useful for cycling commuters. By car, Crowchild Trail (north boundary) and Sarcee Trail (east boundary) give fast access to the University of Calgary in under 10 minutes downtown in roughly 25 minutes without highway driving. Calgary Transit bus routes connect the neighbourhood to the Crowfoot CTrain station on the Red Line, adding a transit option for core commuters. Day-to-day errands are handled by two neighbourhood commercial nodes on Silver Springs Boulevard, keeping most residents from needing to leave the community for groceries and services. The Silver Springs Golf and Country Club provides a walkable leisure anchor through the warmer months.

Long-term context

Silver Springs was fully built out by 1980, which means lot sizes and streetscapes are fixed — there is no large-scale infill redevelopment reshaping comparables the way it does in inner-city communities. That stability works in buyers'' favour: prices move with broader Calgary market fundamentals rather than being distorted by condo tower additions or rapid densification. The neighbourhood''s low rental ratio (around 16%) and high owner-occupancy signal long-term resident investment, which historically supports steady maintenance of housing stock and public spaces. Calgary''s NW quadrant has seen sustained demand from families tied to the University of Calgary and the Foothills and Alberta Children''s Hospital corridor — both within a short drive of Silver Springs — providing a durable demand floor. Buyers entering an established community with finite supply, strong school catchments, and rare direct access to a 164-hectare natural park are acquiring a combination of attributes that cannot be replicated by new builds further from the urban core.

About Silver Springs

Overview

Silver Springs is a highly desirable, established neighbourhood in Northwest Calgary, renowned for its natural beauty, mature trees, and community spirit. Bordering the scenic Bow River valley, it offers residents a tranquil suburban environment combined with excellent urban conveniences. The local real estate market is active and competitive, with homes sold over the past year and properties spending an average of on the market.

Location

Situated in Calgary's Northwest quadrant, Silver Springs is beautifully positioned along the northern escarpment of the Bow River. The community is bordered by Crowchild Trail to the north and east, Nose Hill Drive to the west, and the sprawling Bowmont Park to the south. This prime location provides both a peaceful, tucked-away atmosphere and rapid connections to major city commuter routes.

Housing character

The housing landscape is predominantly made up of single-family detached homes, characterized by classic 1970s bungalows, spacious two-storey layouts, and select luxury custom builds. Many properties sit on generous lots with mature landscaping, and highly coveted homes offer ridge views or park-edge locations. Reflecting its premium positioning, the area sees a median sold price and an average list price of $865,685.

Schools

Families are drawn to Silver Springs for its excellent local education options. The neighbourhood is home to Silver Springs School (a public K-6 elementary), St. Sylvester School (a Catholic elementary), and W.O. Mitchell School (offering a Spanish bilingual program). Older students have convenient access to highly regarded high schools in surrounding Northwest communities, and the University of Calgary is just a short commute away.

Transit

Public transportation and commuting are highly convenient for residents. The neighbourhood benefits from immediate proximity to the Crowfoot LRT station, located just across Nose Hill Drive, which provides rapid transit to downtown Calgary and other city quadrants. Additionally, well-serviced local bus routes and quick access to major arteries like Crowchild Trail and Stoney Trail make navigating the city effortless.

Shopping and dining

While the community maintains a quiet residential feel, it is situated just minutes from Crowfoot Crossing, one of Northwest Calgary's premier open-air retail hubs. Here, residents have access to major grocery chains, a movie theatre, big-box retailers, and a diverse selection of dining options ranging from casual cafes to upscale restaurants. There is also a local convenience plaza within the neighbourhood for everyday essentials.

Parks and recreation

Silver Springs is a haven for outdoor recreation. The community physically borders Bowmont Park, which provides extensive hiking trails, off-leash dog areas, and direct access to the Bow River pathway network. Within the neighbourhood, residents enjoy the volunteer-run Silver Springs Botanical Gardens, a popular outdoor community swimming pool, skating rinks, and the private Silver Springs Golf and Country Club.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle in Silver Springs revolves around family, community, and the great outdoors. It is a premium destination for those who want to hike, cycle, and enjoy nature right outside their front door without sacrificing city amenities. This high quality of life sustains strong property values, as evidenced by an impressive sale-to-list ratio and an average sold price.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Silver Springs is served by Silver Springs School (K-6, Calgary Board of Education), W.O. Mitchell Elementary (CBE), and St. Sylvester Elementary (Calgary Catholic School District). The CBE school shares a site with the Silver Springs Community Centre and opened in 1976.

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Listing information last updated on April 25, 2026 at 6:00 pm (America/Edmonton)