How far is Springbank Hill from downtown Calgary?

The 69 Street CTrain station at the community''s eastern edge puts downtown roughly 30 minutes by LRT. Drivers typically reach the Beltline in 20-25 minutes via Bow Trail or 17 Avenue SW outside peak hours.

What price range should I expect for homes in Springbank Hill?

Homes in Springbank Hill currently range from approximately for smaller townhomes or entry detached up to for large custom estates on premium lots. The median sold price.

What makes Springbank Hill different from neighbouring Aspen Woods?

Both communities share a prestige southwest Calgary profile, but Springbank Hill is larger, more established, and offers a wider range of housing — from starter townhomes through to multi-million-dollar custom estates. Aspen Woods tends toward newer, higher-density luxury product closer to 85 Street SW. Springbank Hill''s natural parkland and the 69 Street LRT access give it a slightly more connected feel.

Is Springbank Hill a good long-term investment?

The neighbourhood''s constrained supply, top-rated school catchments, and ring-road access have historically produced tighter days-on-market and lower discount rates than the Calgary average. The 2025 assessment cycle showed city-wide single-residential values rising approximately 14 percent, with suburban family communities leading that gain.

What transit options are available in Springbank Hill?

The 69 Street CTrain station (West LRT terminus) provides direct rail access downtown. Calgary Transit also operates On Demand service within the neighbourhood, allowing residents to book flexible trips to Westhills, 69 Street Station, and nearby commercial areas.

Homes for Sale in Springbank Hill, Calgary

Springbank Hill draws Calgary''s most discerning families — dual-income households and executives who prioritize space, prestige, and top-tier schooling without sacrificing city convenience.

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Active listings

156

Median list price

$610,300

Avg list price

$1,069,506

Homes for Sale in Springbank Hill, Calgary

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$978,800

3737 Springbank Drive Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,166 sqft

$1,898,000

12 Spring Creek Point Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 4 bath · 3,000 sqft

$978,800

3737 Springbank Drive SW, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,166.4 sqft

$1,898,000

12 Spring Creek Point SW, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 3,000 sqft

$453,888

132 Spring Creek Common Southwest, Calgary

Townhouse · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,221 sqft

$299,900

8355 19 Avenue Southwest, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 511 sqft

$2,795,000

34 Elveden Heights Southwest, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 1 bed · 3 bath · 2,218 sqft

$2,080,000

315 Elveden Court Southwest, Calgary

Duplex · 1 bed · 3 bath · 1,725 sqft

$453,888

132 Spring Creek Common SW, Calgary

Townhouse · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,221 sqft

$299,900

8355 19 Avenue SW, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 510.67 sqft

$2,795,000

34 Elveden Heights SW, Calgary

Bungalow · 1 bed · 3 bath · 2,218.26 sqft

$315,000

8355 19 Avenue Southwest, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 1 bed · 1 bath · 589 sqft

Buying in Springbank Hill

Who fits here

Springbank Hill draws Calgary''s most discerning families — dual-income households and executives who prioritize space, prestige, and top-tier schooling without sacrificing city convenience. Established in 1999 on land annexed from the municipality of Springbank, the community quickly earned a reputation as one of southwest Calgary''s premier addresses. Median household incomes here have historically tracked well above city norms, and more than 40 percent of adult residents hold university degrees, according to City of Calgary community profiles. The housing stock reflects that affluence: large-lot detached homes, custom estates in subdivisions like Summit of Montreux and The Slopes, and executive townhomes that appeal to downsizers who want to stay in the neighbourhood long-term. Families consistently cite the school catchment — CBE''s Griffith Woods School feeding into Ernest Manning High School, plus nearby Rundle College and Ambrose University — as a primary draw. Buyers here tend to be well-researched, patient, and equity-rich, often moving laterally from inner-city Calgary or arriving from out of province with relocation packages in hand.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Springbank Hill consistently trades at the upper tier of Calgary''s southwest market. The median sold price in the neighbourhood currently sits, while the average sold price reaches — reflecting the mix of large detached estates and executive townhomes. Homes are averaging days on market, a sign of steady demand from qualified buyers. Over the past 12 months, properties changed hands, and sellers are achieving an average of of their asking price. Active inventory is currently sitting at 156 listings, and buyers can expect to pay roughly per square foot. Entry-level homes in the area start, with prestige estates reaching at the top of the range.

Commute and lifestyle

Springbank Hill sits at Calgary''s western edge, which gives it a quieter, greener feel than most urban neighbourhoods — but it is far from isolated. The 69 Street CTrain station (West LRT) sits at the community''s eastern boundary, putting downtown Calgary roughly 30 minutes away by rail without touching Ring Road traffic. Drivers can reach the Beltline in under 25 minutes via Bow Trail or 17 Avenue SW during off-peak hours, and Stoney Trail at the southern edge provides fast access to the entire ring road network for commutes toward the airport or south Calgary employment centres. Within the neighbourhood, residents walk to the Westhills Towne Centre for everyday groceries, banking, and dining, while West Hills and Signal Hill shopping nodes are minutes away. The six-acre natural woodland park along 26 Avenue SW offers trail walking through a genuine urban forest, and the broader pathway network connects to Fish Creek, Edworthy Park, and the Elbow River system. Families with children appreciate that both Rundle College campuses and Ambrose University are effectively neighbourhood institutions, and Ernest Manning High School — one of CBE''s largest and highest-achieving — is a short drive or bus ride away.

Long-term context

Springbank Hill has benefited from Calgary''s broader southwest prestige premium for over two decades. The 2025 City of Calgary property assessment cycle showed single-residential values across the city rising approximately 14 percent year-over-year, with suburban family communities like Springbank Hill leading that growth as interprovincial migration — particularly from Ontario and British Columbia — has driven sustained demand for larger, newer homes. The neighbourhood''s land constraints (bounded by Stoney Trail, 69 Street, and protected natural areas) limit new supply, supporting long-term price floors. Homes here were assessed at a city-wide median of $697,000 in 2025, but Springbank Hill''s larger lots and newer builds consistently track above that benchmark. For buyers, this community represents a proven hold: the combination of school prestige, transit access, and ring-road connectivity creates durable demand that has historically kept days-on-market and discount rates tighter than the Calgary average.

About Springbank Hill

Overview

Springbank Hill is a premium, highly sought-after community in Southwest Calgary known for its breathtaking views of the Foothills and Rocky Mountains. With a median sold price, it attracts families looking for luxury living, spacious landscapes, and a tranquil suburban environment without sacrificing urban conveniences.

Location

Situated in Calgary's scenic Southwest quadrant, Springbank Hill is bordered by 17 Avenue SW to the north, Glenmore Trail to the south, 69 Street SW to the east, and 85 Street SW to the west. This location provides excellent access to the Tsuut'ina Trail ring road, connecting residents to the rest of the city and swift escapes to the mountains.

Housing character

The neighborhood is defined by its premium real estate, characterized predominantly by spacious, luxury detached homes. Many properties sit on generous lots and feature sophisticated architectural designs. The housing market here reflects an upscale demographic, with an average sold price and homes that often boast panoramic mountain vistas.

Schools

Springbank Hill is renowned for its exceptional educational access. Families are served by Griffith Woods School for K-9 students and the highly regarded Ernest Manning High School nearby. Additionally, the community is home to Ambrose University, while prestigious private institutions like Webber Academy and Calgary Academy are situated just moments away.

Transit

Residents enjoy outstanding connectivity, highlighted by the 69 Street LRT Station located on the community's eastern boundary. This provides a direct commute to downtown Calgary via the Blue Line. For drivers, the nearby Stoney Trail ensures seamless travel, making the neighborhood highly desirable, with homes spending an average of on the market.

Shopping and dining

While Springbank Hill maintains a quiet residential feel, excellent amenities are right next door. The vibrant Aspen Landing Shopping Centre offers boutique retail, cafes, and dining options along the 85 Street SW corridor. The nearby Westhills Towne Centre and Signal Hill provide comprehensive big-box retail, grocery stores, and entertainment.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy an extensive network of paved pathways, ravines, and community green spaces. The spectacular Westside Recreation Centre sits nearby, offering a massive aquatic facility, fitness center, and ice arenas. Just south of the neighborhood, Griffith Woods Park provides a stunning natural spruce forest environment for hiking and exploring.

Lifestyle

Life in Springbank Hill is defined by an affluent, active, and family-oriented atmosphere. Residents value the seamless blend of peaceful, nature-adjacent living with high-end urban amenities. Whether it is a quick trip to the Rocky Mountains, an afternoon at the recreation center, or a quiet evening enjoying sunset views, the community offers an exceptional quality of life.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The primary CBE school is Griffith Woods School (K-9), with Ernest Manning High School as the designated senior high. Rundle College operates private K-12 campuses nearby, and the Catholic feeder schools through CSSD serve the broader west Calgary area. Ambrose University, a private liberal arts institution, has its campus within the community.

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