How far is Clearview Ridge from downtown Red Deer?

Clearview Ridge is roughly a 10–15 minute drive from downtown Red Deer via 60 Street and Gaetz Avenue. Red Deer Transit Route 144 also connects the neighbourhood to Sorensen Station and the broader transit network.

What type of homes are for sale in Clearview Ridge?

The neighbourhood is predominantly detached single-family homes built in the 2000s and 2010s, with a growing number of semi-detached and zero-lot-line infill properties. Attached garages, open-concept layouts, and generously sized lots are common. Current listings range from.

Is Clearview Ridge a good neighbourhood for families?

Yes — it''s one of Red Deer''s most popular family destinations. The neighbourhood was built with families in mind: school catchments are close, the Clearview Ridge Neighbourhood Association runs community events like Frosty Fest and outdoor movie nights, and the commercial node means everyday errands are walkable.

How quickly are homes selling in Clearview Ridge?

Homes in Clearview Ridge are selling in an average of days on hômm. The sale-to-list ratio of shows that sellers and buyers are closely aligned on value, with most homes closing near asking price.

What parks and recreation are available near Clearview Ridge?

Clearview Ridge residents have access to neighbourhood parks and Red Deer''s broader Waskasoo Park trail system — over 110 km of maintained paths for walking, cycling, and running year-round. The adjacent Clearview Meadows Community Centre on Cornett Drive hosts skating and private events. Bower Place and north Red Deer recreation facilities are a short drive away.

Real Estate in Clearview Ridge, Red Deer

Clearview Ridge draws buyers who want a newer, well-planned neighbourhood without sacrificing convenience.

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$591,400

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$570,650

Homes for Sale in Clearview Ridge, Red Deer

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$614,900

149 Carrington Drive, Red Deer

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,609 sqft

$614,900

149 Carrington Drive, Red Deer

Bi-Level · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,609 sqft

$299,900

125 Caribou Crescent, Red Deer

Townhouse · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,103 sqft

$299,900

125 Caribou Crescent, Red Deer

3 Storey · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,103 sqft

$567,900

22 Caribou Crescent, Red Deer

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,935 sqft

$567,900

22 Caribou Crescent, Red Deer

2 Storey · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,935 sqft

$799,900

55 Carter Close, Red Deer

Detached Single Family · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,567 sqft

$799,900

55 Carter Close, Red Deer

Bi-Level · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1,567 sqft

Buying in Clearview Ridge

Who fits here

Clearview Ridge draws buyers who want a newer, well-planned neighbourhood without sacrificing convenience. Built primarily in the 2000s and 2010s, the community sits in the northeast corner of Red Deer and centres around a commercial node, putting groceries, services, and everyday errands within walking or a very short drive. Families with school-age children find the catchment particularly appealing: Barrie Wilson Elementary feeds into Central Middle School, with Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School serving older students — all within Red Deer Public Schools District. The neighbourhood association runs Frosty Fest in winter and outdoor movie nights in warmer months, giving neighbours genuine reasons to gather rather than just passing each other on the street. Lots lean toward detached single-family homes, with a supporting mix of newer infill and semi-detached units that bring variety to the price range. Buyers relocating from larger Alberta cities often note that Clearview Ridge delivers a suburban feel — wide streets, generous lots, attached garages — at a fraction of the cost they would pay in Calgary or Edmonton. First-time buyers and growing families with a budget in the $350,000–$550,000 range routinely find the best value here.

Current market in the neighbourhood

Clearview Ridge homes last sold at a median, with an average sale price. The average price per square foot sits, and homes have been ranging from. Sellers are pricing competitively: the sale-to-list ratio is, meaning most homes close very close to asking. Properties are moving in an average of days on hômm, and homes have changed hands here over the past 12 months. With 8 homes currently listed, buyers have a selective but real range of options to compare.

Commute and lifestyle

Getting around from Clearview Ridge is straightforward. The neighbourhood sits near the 60 Street corridor in northeast Red Deer, which connects efficiently to Highway 2 — Alberta's main Calgary–Edmonton artery — in under ten minutes. Downtown Red Deer is a roughly 10–15 minute drive depending on the time of day. Red Deer Transit Route 144 links Clearview Ridge directly to Timberlands, Evergreen, and Rosedale, while Route 120 provides school-bus service; both routes connect to Sorensen Station for city-wide transfers. The embedded commercial strip means residents rarely need to leave the northeast quadrant for daily needs: groceries, pharmacies, restaurants, and personal services are all within a kilometre. Red Deer''s broader trail network — over 110 kilometres of maintained soft and hard-surface paths through Waskasoo Park — is accessible from the east side of the neighbourhood, making cycling and running viable year-round. Bower Place Shopping Centre and a wider retail corridor along Gaetz Avenue are about a ten-minute drive south. Red Deer Polytechnic, the region''s major post-secondary institution, is also easily reachable by transit or car, making the neighbourhood practical for students and faculty alike.

Long-term context

Red Deer''s residential assessed values rose roughly 5% year-over-year in the 2024 assessment cycle — a measured but consistent gain that mirrors the city''s steady population base of around 101,000 residents. Clearview Ridge, as one of the city''s newer planned communities, has historically tracked at or slightly above the city-wide average because its stock is newer and its mixed commercial-residential layout keeps demand stable. Red Deer''s municipal growth projections call for more than 6,000 additional homes citywide by 2031, driven by a $12-million federal Housing Accelerator Fund commitment — supply that will be concentrated in newer northeast corridors adjacent to Clearview Ridge. Buyers entering now are purchasing in an established neighbourhood before the next wave of Timberlands North and Clearview North development fully matures, which has historically supported values in adjacent completed communities. Red Deer''s position midway along the Calgary–Edmonton corridor continues to attract relocating households priced out of both cities, providing a durable demand floor that supports long-term appreciation.

About Clearview Ridge

Overview

Clearview Ridge is a highly sought-after, master-planned community located in the northeastern quadrant of Red Deer, Alberta. Known for its serene atmosphere and family-friendly environment, the neighbourhood offers an excellent balance of suburban tranquility and urban convenience. Residents enjoy immediate access to extensive amenities, picturesque green spaces, and a strong sense of community. With an active real estate market where homes average, it remains a desirable destination for both families and working professionals.

Location

Situated in northeast Red Deer, Clearview Ridge offers a strategic location with seamless connectivity to the rest of the city. The neighbourhood provides a quiet enclave that is still incredibly convenient to major thoroughfares, allowing for easy commuting. Its positioning within the eastern growth corridor of Red Deer means residents are never far from essential services, commercial hubs, and the natural beauty of the surrounding region.

Housing character

The housing landscape in Clearview Ridge is defined by modern construction, with the vast majority of properties built after 2010. While the neighbourhood features a diverse mix of single-family detached homes and low-rise apartments, the dominant property type is the row or townhouse, appealing to a mid-range market. With an, the community offers attractive housing options characterized by contemporary architectural styles, attached garages, and peaceful, low-traffic streets.

Schools

Families in Clearview Ridge benefit from access to educational options within both the Red Deer Public School District and the Red Deer Catholic Regional Division. Several schools are situated within walking distance or a short drive from the community. The neighbourhood is also well-equipped with local child care facilities and early learning centers, making it an incredibly supportive environment for growing families.

Transit

Clearview Ridge is a highly car-friendly neighbourhood, offering ample parking and easy navigation for drivers. For those utilizing public transportation, Red Deer Transit services the area with local bus routes passing through the community. Bus stops are conveniently located along the main avenues, providing reliable connections to the rest of the city. Additionally, the community features a flat, well-maintained network of paths that provides safe and efficient routes for cyclists and pedestrians.

Shopping and dining

One of the major draws of Clearview Ridge is the exceptional walkability to everyday amenities. The neighbourhood is directly anchored by Clearview Market Square, a bustling commercial plaza that houses grocery stores, banks, medical clinics, and fitness centers. Dining options are plentiful right within the community, ranging from coffee shops to popular casual restaurants and local sports pubs, ensuring residents have a wealth of conveniences right at their doorstep.

Parks and recreation

Outdoor recreation is a focal point of Clearview Ridge. The community is beautifully centered around a man-made lake and features an extensive network of paved, multi-use trails perfect for walking, running, and cycling. Local parks boast excellent amenities, including an outdoor skating rink for the winter and playgrounds equipped with a splash pad for the summer. Residents are also a short distance from the G.H. Dawe Centre, which offers indoor swimming pools and recreation programs.

Lifestyle

Life in Clearview Ridge is defined by convenience and an active, community-focused lifestyle. The neighbourhood is quiet and peaceful, yet offers the vibrant energy of having shops, cafes, and green spaces just a short stroll away. It caters perfectly to a modern suburban routine where residents can enjoy a morning jog around the lake, weekend outings at the splash pad, and quick errands on foot. A strong reflects the ongoing demand for this highly walkable, well-rounded community.

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Students in Clearview Ridge attend Barrie Wilson Elementary (French Immersion designated), Central Middle School, and Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School — all part of Red Deer Public Schools District. Catholic school options through Red Deer Catholic Regional Schools are also available citywide.

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Listing information last updated on June 8, 2026 at 4:00 pm (America/Edmonton)