EAGLE TERRACE

Great family Canmore neighborhood located just to the east of Silvertip and very close to Cougar Creek and all of its amenities. Townhomes and large single-family homes make up the majority of dwellings and homes here range in age from 1995 for a couple of the townhome complexes up to 2010 for some of the single family homes.

BENCHLANDS

Perched on the lowest bench on the Northside of the Valley the Benchlands Terrace neighbourhood looks out over Canmore with panoramic views of the entire Valley.  This small neighbourhood is bathed in all day sunlight and has easy access to Down Town Canmore and the TransCanada highway to Calgary and Banff.  Comprised mostly larger Single Family homes although there are a few town homes in the neighbourhood Benchalnds Terrace is a favourite of locals and within an easy walk of Cougar Creek, hiking trails, restaurants and coffee shops.

SILVERTIP

Golf Course living minutes away from downtown Canmore. This Canmore neighborhood has townhomes, duplexes, and large single-family homes. Homes range in age from 1995 to the present day. There are still some incredibly good building lots available in this neighborhood. Silvertip boasts some of the best views of the south mountain ranges in the whole Canmore.

PEAKS OF GRASSI

Built for first-time homebuyers back in the late 1990s, this is another great family Canmore neighborhood. Mostly single-family homes and townhomes were built in the shadow of Ha Ling Peak, this neighborhood has some incredible views of the north side mountains. There are lots of children in this area of town and it’s ideally located close to Quarry Lake and the Canmore beach.

QUARRY PINES

Just to the West of Peaks of Grassi lies Quarry Pines, a Canmore neighborhood of large half duplexes. A quieter part of town and again with some incredible views of the north side of the valley. This neighborhood was built at a similar time to Peaks of Grassi and is located close to Quarry Lake and the Highline Trail system.

RUNDLEVIEW

Located to the west of Quarry Pines and within a stone's throw of the Canmore Nordic Centre lies the sub-division of Rundleview. Another Canmore neighborhood surrounded by nature and mature green space, this sub-division has both town homes and large single-family homes ranging in age from 1982 to 1998.

THREE SISTERS

The largest area of town boasting apartment-style properties, townhomes, and single-family homes, there is bound to be something in this Canmore neighborhood to suit your needs. With enough land to develop for the next 10 to 15 years, this is where we expect to see the most growth for development once the economy bounces back. Three Sisters hosts the Stewart Creek Golf Course, the Catholic School, and the Francophone School.

CAREY/HOMESTEADS

Carey is another mature Canmore neighborhood with wide streets, private lots and plenty of natural landscaping keeping this neighborhood in touch with the surrounding forest. Moving through Carey and back towards the Bow River, the Homesteads is a neighbourhood of half duplexes and single family homes. The closer you are to the river, the larger and more exclusive the homes.

PROSPECT

Located very close to the Bow River, this area has some of the larger homes in Canmore with incredible views of the Northside of the valley and the Bow River. The Three Sisters walking path winds its way through the neighborhood putting you in close walking distance to the Canmore town centre. Homes in this area range in age from 1995 to the present day.

SPRING CREEK

This Frank Kernick development is a higher density development consisting of apartment style condos and townhomes. Over the next 10 to 15 years, Spring Creek Mountain Village will develop into its own community. Very close to main street and the downtown core and surrounded by Policeman’s Creek and Spring Creek, the apartments have been built to maximize the views from each room.

TOWN CENTRE

Primarily an area of apartment-style condos, properties in this district tends to have underground parking where you can park the car on a Friday night, walk to all amenities for the weekend and jump back in the car on Sunday to go home. Central to everything in Canmore, this area is a great place to live if walking everywhere is important to you.

TEEPEE TOWN

Located close to Bow Valley Trail and the Canmore Hospital, this Canmore neighborhood is starting to go through some redevelopment with most lots zoned as R4 or R2, and we are starting to see new properties being built. Homes in this area range in age from the early 1940s to the present day.

LARCH

Further West than Lions Park lies the Larch area town. A mix of manufactured and single-family homes, this mature Canmore neighborhood has some fantastic cul-de-sacs that back onto the town’s trail system, the Canmore Golf & Curling Club, and the Bow River. Homes range in age from the late 1970s to the present day.

LIONS PARK 

Located to the West of the downtown core, Lions Park is a mature, well-established Canmore neighborhood close to shopping, trails, the Bow River, and restaurants. Primarily a single-family home neighborhood with homes ranging in age from the early 1960s to the present day.

SOUTH CANMORE

Located to the East of Main Street, this Canmore neighbourhood is ideally located close to all Canmore has to offer. A short walk to shopping, trails, parks, grocery stores, the Bow River and the new Canmore Recreation Centre, Elevation Place. Properties in this neighbourhood range from townhomes and duplexes to small Miner’s homes and newer, state of the art luxurious single-family homes. Land in this neighbourhood ranges from single-family lots to R2 (duplex lot) and R4 (four-plex lot).