Alpine Park
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Discover homes for sale in Alpine Park, a southwest Calgary community. Whether you're buying, selling, or just exploring, get a clear picture of the local market, schools, and lifestyle.
Last Updated: April 30, 2026
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About Alpine Park
Alpine Park is one of Calgary's newest SW master-planned communities — first homes opened around 2020, with build-out continuing through the late 2020s. The community sits at the south edge of Calgary along 14 Street SW, with Stoney Trail SW providing fast east-west access and mountain views to the west.
Housing types are deliberately varied: detached two-storey homes on standard and slightly larger lots, paired homes, and a growing townhome supply. Builders include Brookfield, Jayman, Cardel, and Mattamy. The community's emphasis on green space and pathway connections is a defining feature.
School coverage is still building out, with new on-community schools planned. Centennial High School (CBE) currently covers public 10-12 for many addresses. Spruce Meadows is a 5-minute drive west — meaningful for equestrian-adjacent families.
Pricing typically runs $525K paired homes through $850K detached, with the largest estate-style homes occasionally crossing $950K. Alpine Park attracts established families, SW corridor professionals, and a meaningful newcomer cohort. Compare with Yorkville, Belmont, and Silverado.
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