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Crescent Heights
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Discover homes for sale in Crescent Heights, a downtown 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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Crescent Heights Homes For Sale

Crescent Heights

Detached

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Crescent Heights Detached

4 Beds|3 Baths|2,150 SqFt

Crescent Heights

Townhome

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Crescent Heights Townhome

3 Beds|2.5 Baths|1,520 SqFt

Crescent Heights

Condo

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Crescent Heights Condo

2 Beds|2 Baths|980 SqFt

Crescent Heights

Detached

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Crescent Heights Detached

3 Beds|2.5 Baths|1,820 SqFt

Crescent Heights

Townhome

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Crescent Heights Townhome

2 Beds|2.5 Baths|1,340 SqFt

Crescent Heights

Condo

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Crescent Heights Condo

1 Beds|1 Baths|720 SqFt

Crescent Heights homes for sale — Calgary, Alberta neighbourhood photo

Quadrant

Downtown

City

Calgary, AB

Province

Alberta

Country

Canada

About Crescent Heights

Crescent Heights sits on the bluff directly above downtown Calgary — and the views from McHugh Bluff and Rotary Park genuinely are some of the best skyline views in the city. Established in the 1900s as one of Calgary's earliest streetcar suburbs, the community retains a strong character feel despite decades of infill turnover.

Housing is a deliberate mix: 1900s-1920s character estate homes still in family hands, mid-century rebuilds, modern detached infills, walk-up apartments along Centre Street and the southern edge, and a growing high-rise condo supply along Centre Street near the future Green Line LRT corridor. Lot sizes vary substantially by street — some homes sit on generous bluff-edge lots commanding meaningful resale premiums.

Stanley Jones School (CBE) covers K-6, with Crescent Heights High School (CBE) handling public 10-12 — a strong, well-known public catchment. Centre Street North provides walkable dining and retail, the Bridgeland-Memorial LRT station is a 7-minute walk for transit users, and downtown is a 15-minute walk via the Centre Street pedestrian bridge.

Pricing typically runs $500K walk-up condos through $1.4M+ for character estate homes and modern infills, with the largest bluff-view custom builds occasionally crossing $1.8M. Buyer profile skews young professionals, downtown workers, design-focused households, and a steady stream of buyers leaving suburban detached for character living. Compare with Renfrew, Bridgeland, and Tuxedo Park.

Walkability in Crescent Heights

Walk, Transit, and Bike scores measure how friendly the community is to non-driving residents. Scores out of 100.

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Crescent Heights is rated Very Walkable

Walkability data sourced via Walk Score (walkscore.com) and verified against City of Calgary transit and pathway data, April 2026.

Walking Tour: Crescent Heights

An original 3-5 minute walking tour of Crescent Heights, filmed by Faith Baker.

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We're filming an original walking tour of Crescent Heights — covering the streets, parks, schools, and landmarks that make this community unique.

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Neighbourhood Tour

Crescent Heights Video Tour

See Crescent Heights the way locals do — streets, parks, pathways, and the everyday character of the neighbourhood.

Crescent Heights Neighbourhood Tour

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Frequently Asked

Crescent Heights FAQs

What's the view from Crescent Heights?

Crescent Heights sits on the elevated bluff directly above downtown Calgary — and the views from McHugh Bluff and Rotary Park are genuinely some of the best skyline views in the city. Many bluff-edge homes have direct views, and these addresses command meaningful resale premiums.

What schools serve Crescent Heights?

Stanley Jones School (CBE) covers K-6 catchment, and Crescent Heights High School (CBE) within the community handles public 10-12 — a strong, well-known public catchment. Catholic students attend options in adjacent communities.

What are typical Crescent Heights home prices?

Crescent Heights walk-up condos and apartments typically run $500K-$725K, with character estate homes and modern infills $1M-$1.4M, and the largest custom builds and bluff-view homes occasionally crossing $1.8M. The bluff-edge premium is a defining resale feature.

Why is Crescent Heights popular with creatives?

The community's combination of historic 1900s-1920s character architecture, walkable streetscape, skyline views, and inner-city location attracts a notable creative-and-design-focused buyer cohort. The future Green Line LRT (planned along Centre Street North) will further increase the community's appeal and value.