How long does it take to get downtown from Temple by transit?

The nearest CTrain station is Rundle on the Blue Line, reachable from Temple by bus (Routes 19, 32, or 33 connect through the area) or a short drive. From Rundle, the Blue Line runs directly to the 7th Avenue downtown transit mall in approximately 15–20 minutes with no transfers required.

What types of homes are available in Temple?

Temple is dominated by detached and semi-detached single-family homes built primarily in the late 1970s through the 1980s. Condominiums and apartments make up only about 5% of the housing stock, so buyers in this neighbourhood are almost always shopping for a house with a yard. Roughly 77% of homes are owner-occupied.

What is the median sold price for homes in Temple?

The current median sold price in Temple is, with an average sold price. Over the past 12 months, homes have sold. Live pricing updates automatically as new sales are recorded.

What recreation is available near Temple?

Village Square Leisure Centre in the adjacent Pineridge community is the area''s main recreation hub. The City of Calgary-operated facility includes a wave pool, multiple waterslides, two full-size ice arenas, a weight room, gymnasiums, and a connected public library branch. For outdoor activities, Nose Creek pathway connects to an extensive off-leash and cycling trail network heading west.

How many days on hômm do Temple homes typically sit before selling?

Homes in Temple currently average days on hômm before going firm, with a sale-to-list ratio. Detached homes in Calgary''s northeast have historically moved faster than the city median during high-demand periods due to their relative affordability.

Homes for Sale in Temple, Calgary

Temple is a well-established northeast Calgary neighbourhood that rewards buyers who want space, community roots, and access to the city without paying inner-city prices.

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$481,200

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$490,300

Homes for Sale in Temple, Calgary

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$574,900

479 Templevale Drive Northeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,339 sqft

$568,000

131 Templewood Road Northeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 4 bed · 3 bath · 1,904 sqft

$487,500

4811 60 Street Northeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,107 sqft

$574,900

479 Templevale Drive NE, Calgary

Bungalow · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,338.87 sqft

$739,900

168 Templewood Drive NE, Calgary

2 Storey Split · 3 bed · 4 bath · 2,007 sqft

$487,500

4811 60 Street NE, Calgary

2 Storey · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1,106.74 sqft

$501,000

192 Templevale Road Northeast, Calgary

Detached Single Family · 2 bed · 2 bath · 799 sqft

$469,900

5625 Templehill Road Northeast, Calgary

Duplex · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,157 sqft

$469,900

5625 Templehill Road NE, Calgary

2 Storey,Attached-Side by Side · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,156.84 sqft

$501,000

192 Templevale Road NE, Calgary

Bungalow · 2 bed · 2 bath · 798.8 sqft

$495,000

3319 56 Street NE, Calgary

2 Storey,Attached-Side by Side · 2 bed · 2 bath · 844.85 sqft

$370,000

47 Templemont Drive Northeast, Calgary

Duplex · 2 bed · 2 bath · 808 sqft

Buying in Temple

Who fits here

Temple is a well-established northeast Calgary neighbourhood that rewards buyers who want space, community roots, and access to the city without paying inner-city prices. Developed from the late 1970s onward, the area is predominantly single-family and semi-detached housing on quiet residential streets — the kind of stock that suits growing families, move-up buyers stepping out of a condo, and value-focused purchasers who want a larger footprint for their dollar. Roughly 41% of Temple residents are immigrants, with a strong South Asian community that has built a dense network of cultural businesses, grocers, and community ties. The median household income sits near $87,000, and fewer than a quarter of homes are rentals, signalling a stable, owner-occupied neighbourhood with genuine long-term residents. Four schools serve the area — two public (Annie Foote and Guy Weadick) and two Catholic (St. Thomas More and Father Scollen) — making it a natural draw for families with school-age children. If your priority is a full-sized home with a yard, walkable services nearby, and a well-priced entry into Calgary''s northeast, Temple delivers that combination consistently.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Temple sits in Calgary''s northeast, where detached and semi-detached homes dominate the listing mix. The median sold price in the neighbourhood currently runs, with an average sold price and an average price per square foot. Homes typically sell in days on hômm, and the sale-to-list ratio of reflects how competitive offers have been trending. Over the past 12 months, homes changed hands. Active inventory shows a price range from, giving buyers realistic context for what different budgets unlock in Temple today.

Commute and lifestyle

Temple sits just west of 52 Street NE, putting the Rundle CTrain station — on the Blue Line — within a short bus or bike ride. From Rundle, the Blue Line runs directly downtown in roughly 20 minutes without a transfer, making Temple one of the more transit-accessible established neighbourhoods in the northeast. Drivers have quick access to McKnight Boulevard along the northern boundary, connecting to Deerfoot Trail in minutes for commutes across the city or north to Airport Trail. Day-to-day life revolves around the commercial strip along 52 Street, where grocers, restaurants, and South Asian specialty stores serve a diverse community. Village Square Leisure Centre in adjacent Pineridge offers a wave pool, twin ice arenas, a fitness centre, and a connected library — effectively a full recreation campus within a five-minute drive. Nose Creek pathways extend westward for cyclists and walkers, and Sunridge Mall provides broader retail access via a short trip on the MAX Orange bus. For families, the combination of in-neighbourhood schools, proximity to the leisure centre, and solid transit frequency removes much of the logistical friction that can make suburban life feel isolating.

Long-term context

Temple''s housing stock benefits from Calgary''s broader northeast affordability story. Citywide, the median single-residential assessment climbed from $555,000 in 2023 to $697,000 in 2025 — a 26% rise over two years — before growth moderated to roughly 1% in 2026, consistent with a market cooling from its post-pandemic surge. Temple, with a denser mix of entry-level detached and semi-detached homes, typically trades below the city median, which has historically meant stronger percentage gains during upcycles as buyers are priced out of higher-cost quadrants and re-enter northeast Calgary in earnest. The neighbourhood''s 77% owner-occupancy rate and stable population of just over 10,500 (across 3,440 dwellings) support consistent demand from genuine end-users rather than speculative investors, which tends to smooth out the volatility that affects condo-heavy areas.

About Temple

Overview

Temple is an established, family-friendly neighbourhood in Northeast Calgary, recognized for its tree-lined streets and strong sense of community. Developed in the late 1970s, it offers an accessible entry point into the city's real estate market with an average sold price. Its central location in the northeast provides residents with quiet residential living alongside quick access to major city arteries.

Location

Bounded by McKnight Boulevard to the north, 68 Street NE to the east, 32 Avenue NE to the south, and 52 Street NE to the west, Temple boasts a highly connected location. This positioning allows for straightforward commutes to the Calgary International Airport and major industrial parks, as well as easy access to the Trans-Canada Highway for cross-city travel.

Housing character

The architectural landscape of Temple is defined primarily by detached single-family homes built during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Many properties feature generous lots, mature landscaping, and rear laneways. With homes sold over the past year, the area appeals strongly to families and first-time buyers seeking mid-range properties with traditional neighbourhood charm.

Schools

Families in Temple are well-served by a variety of educational options within the community itself. Public school students can attend Annie Foote School or Guy Weadick School for elementary education, while the Calgary Catholic School District offers Father Scollen School and St. Thomas More School, providing convenient walking-distance learning for local children.

Transit

Temple benefits from comprehensive public transit coverage, with several Calgary Transit bus routes winding through the community. These routes provide quick connections to the nearby Whitehorn LRT Station on the Blue Line, offering residents a highly efficient and traffic-free commute into Calgary's downtown core.

Shopping and dining

Residents enjoy close proximity to diverse retail and culinary options. While the community features convenient local strip malls for daily necessities, the nearby Sunridge Mall and the commercial corridor along 32 Avenue NE offer a vast array of big-box retailers, grocery stores, and diverse restaurants celebrating global cuisines.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor and recreational opportunities abound in Temple. The neighbourhood features numerous green spaces, playgrounds, and an active community association that maintains an outdoor skating rink and tennis courts. Just south of the community lies the Village Square Leisure Centre, a massive indoor facility featuring a wave pool, ice rinks, and fitness amenities.

Lifestyle

Life in Temple is characterized by its relaxed, family-centric atmosphere and cultural diversity. The active community hall acts as a central hub for social events and neighbourhood programs. Properties here typically move at a steady pace, reflecting a balanced and desirable lifestyle, with homes spending an average of on the market.

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Temple is served by four schools. On the public side, Annie Foote School (K–6) is located within the neighbourhood and draws students from the eastern half of Temple, while Guy Weadick School serves the western portion. Catholic families are zoned to St. Thomas More Elementary and Father Scollen Elementary and Junior High, both operated by the Calgary Catholic School District.

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Listing information last updated on April 24, 2026 at 1:00 pm (America/Edmonton)