How far is Taradale from downtown Calgary?

Taradale is in the far northeast of Calgary, roughly 18 km from downtown by road. The fastest transit option is the Blue Line CTrain from Saddletowne station — the current NE terminus — which connects directly to the downtown core in approximately 45 minutes with no transfers. Drivers can reach downtown in 25-35 minutes off-peak via Metis Trail or Deerfoot Trail.

What schools serve the Taradale neighbourhood?

Taradale School (Calgary Board of Education) sits inside the community at 170 Taravista Drive NE and offers K-6 programming. Students typically feed into middle and high schools in the broader NE catchment. The Calgary Catholic School District (CSSD) also operates schools accessible to NE Calgary families. The area''s high school options include several large NE high schools within a short bus or drive.

Is Taradale a safe neighbourhood?

Yes — Taradale consistently ranks among the safest communities in Calgary. City of Calgary crime mapping data and community profiles have historically placed it well below the city average for property crime and violent incidents. The strong community association and high owner-occupancy rate contribute to the neighbourhood''s safety profile.

What is the average price of a home for sale in Taradale?

Current listings in Taradale show an average asking price of $461,693, with a median of $460,000. Sold data over the past 12 months shows an average sold price. Prices vary by home size, lot, and condition, so reviewing active comparables is the best way to calibrate your budget for this neighbourhood.

What amenities are near Taradale?

Saddletown Circle NE functions as Taradale''s main commercial hub, with South Asian and international grocery stores, halal butchers, restaurants, and professional services all walkable from most parts of the community. The McKnight-Westwinds YMCA is a short drive away, offering fitness, pools, and children''s programs. Calgary International Airport is under 15 minutes, and Stoney Trail connects residents to retail centres across the city.

Homes for Sale in Taradale, Calgary

Taradale draws buyers who want more house for their dollar without sacrificing city access.

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Homes for Sale in Taradale, Calgary

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$567,900

10 Taralea Bay Northeast, Calgary

Duplex · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,575 sqft

$567,900

10 Taralea Bay NE, Calgary

2 Storey,Attached-Side by Side · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,575.19 sqft

$589,900

8 Taralake Way NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1,458 sqft

$629,000

248 Taracove Road Northeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 4 bath · 1,428 sqft

$625,000

52 TARALAKE Street Northeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 4 bath · 1,472 sqft

$625,000

52 TARALAKE Street NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 4 bed · 4 bath · 1,471.7 sqft

$629,000

248 Taracove Road NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 4 bed · 4 bath · 1,428.12 sqft

$779,900

104 Taralake Common Northeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 5 bed · 4 bath · 2,500 sqft

$779,900

104 Taralake Common NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 5 bed · 4 bath · 2,500.19 sqft

$249,900

333 Taravista Drive Northeast, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 875 sqft

$249,900

333 Taravista Drive NE, Calgary

Single Level Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 875.36 sqft

$349,900

111 Tarawood Lane Northeast, Calgary

Townhouse · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,153 sqft

Buying in Taradale

Who fits here

Taradale draws buyers who want more house for their dollar without sacrificing city access. Established in 1984, this large northeast Calgary community of roughly 17,000 residents is one of the most diverse neighbourhoods in Canada, with a strong South Asian community and deep multicultural roots. The housing stock is overwhelmingly single-family detached homes on properly sized lots, making it a natural fit for growing families who need bedrooms, yards, and garages. Parents benefit from Taradale School (CBE) within the community and a cluster of additional CBE and CSSD schools within a short drive across the NE quadrant. Proximity to Saddletown Circle NE gives residents walkable access to South Asian grocery stores, restaurants, and services that are difficult to find elsewhere in Calgary. Crime rates here rank among the lowest in the city, and the community association keeps parks and green spaces well maintained. First-time buyers priced out of inner-city neighbourhoods consistently discover that Taradale delivers family-sized living, a genuine sense of community, and a Blue Line CTrain station within walking distance — a combination that is hard to find at this price point.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Taradale homes are currently listed with a median asking price of $460,000 and an average of $461,693. Over the past 12 months, homes changed hands in the neighbourhood at a median sold price and an average sold price. Sellers are achieving roughly of their asking price, and homes are spending an average of days on market before going firm. Price range for active listings currently runs from. The dominant product is single-family detached, so price-per-square-foot comparisons are relatively consistent across the neighbourhood — giving buyers a reliable benchmark when evaluating value.

Commute and lifestyle

Taradale sits immediately adjacent to Saddletowne CTrain station — the current northeast terminus of the Blue Line — putting downtown Calgary roughly 45 minutes away by rail with no transfers required. The Blue Line shares a downtown corridor with the Red Line along 7 Avenue S, so riders can reach the core, SAIT, the university station precinct, and Chinook without a car. Calgary Transit''s four-car CTrain service on the Blue Line (launched 2024) has added capacity during peak hours, reducing crowding on what was one of the busiest segments of the system. For drivers, Metis Trail NE and Stoney Trail provide fast connections to the broader city and the airport — YYC is under 15 minutes away, a genuine lifestyle advantage for frequent travellers. Daily errands are walkable along Saddletown Circle NE, where a full range of South Asian and international grocery options, halal butchers, restaurants, and professional services cluster. The neighbourhood is laced with pathways and a central storm pond that doubles as a skating surface in winter. Families also benefit from McKnight-Westwinds YMCA a few minutes'' drive away.

Long-term context

Taradale entered the 2020s as one of Calgary''s most affordable single-family markets, which historically positions a neighbourhood well for relative gains when broader market conditions tighten. Calgary''s median detached home price rose approximately 37 per cent over the three years to 2024 according to City of Calgary housing data, and NE communities at the affordable end of the spectrum captured a disproportionate share of that demand as buyers were priced out of inner-ring neighbourhoods. Taradale''s fundamentals support continued demand: a large, established lot base means no new greenfield supply is coming into the neighbourhood, the Blue Line transit connection anchors long-term desirability, and the community''s strong cultural identity drives consistent in-migration from buyers specifically seeking this enclave. The planned Blue Line extension north from Saddletowne to 88 Avenue NE — currently in design with $26.6 million in committed provincial and city funding — is an additional long-term tailwind for the broader northeast corridor.

About Taradale

Overview

Taradale is a vibrant and culturally diverse residential neighbourhood located in the northeast quadrant of Calgary. Annexed in 1961 and established in the mid-1980s, the community has grown into a family-oriented area known for its strong sense of community, peaceful streetscapes, and proximity to major amenities. With the Calgary International Airport situated just to the west and excellent connectivity via Metis Trail, Taradale is a popular choice for first-time buyers and growing families.

Location

Situated on the eastern edge of Calgary's northeast quadrant, Taradale is bounded by Taradale Drive to the north, 68 Street NE to the east, 64 Avenue NE to the south, and Falconridge Boulevard to the west. It is bordered by the neighbouring communities of Saddle Ridge, Martindale, and Falconridge.

Housing character

The housing landscape in Taradale is predominantly composed of single-family detached homes, reflecting its family-oriented demographic. The community features a mix of traditional suburban designs with a comfortable, mid-range price positioning. Properties here currently have a median sold price and typically spend an average of on the market.

Schools

Families in Taradale are served by excellent educational options within both the Calgary Board of Education and the Calgary Catholic School District. Local public options include Taradale School for elementary students and Ted Harrison Middle School. Catholic families also have convenient access to nearby institutions such as Our Lady of Fatima School.

Transit

Public transportation is highly accessible in Taradale, making commuting straightforward. The neighbourhood is well-served by local Calgary Transit bus routes (including the 60, 61, and 71) and is conveniently close to the Saddletowne and Martindale CTrain stations on the Blue Line, which provide direct light rail transit to downtown Calgary.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy quick access to everyday necessities and local dining at the nearby Saddletowne Circle, which acts as a major commercial and retail hub for the surrounding northeast communities. Taradale also features smaller local strip malls and is a short drive from larger retail destinations like Sunridge Mall and CrossIron Mills.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor and recreational activities are a cornerstone of life in Taradale. The community boasts local green spaces, playgrounds, and picturesque scenic ponds like Taralake. A major highlight is the nearby Genesis Centre, a massive community complex that offers a YMCA, a branch of the Calgary Public Library, indoor and outdoor soccer fields, and extensive fitness facilities.

Lifestyle

Taradale offers an active, family-friendly lifestyle deeply rooted in multiculturalism. The community is home to a dynamic and diverse population that values connection, frequently coming together for cultural events, sports leagues at the Genesis Centre, and outdoor gatherings. With essential amenities, schools, and parks all within walking distance, residents enjoy a highly convenient and community-focused everyday life.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Taradale is almost entirely single-family detached homes — the community was developed in the 1980s and 1990s on a suburban grid that prioritized full lots with front driveways and backyard space. You will find some semi-detached and townhome product, but detached houses make up the large majority of the housing stock, typically ranging from two-storey family homes to bungalows built across a roughly 15-year span.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 2:00 pm (America/Edmonton)