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Calgary SE community guide

Copperfield, Calgary

Short answer: Copperfield is a southeast community that grew quickly after 2002, with about 4,000 homes, lots of parks and ponds, and easy access to Stoney Trail and South Trail Crossing.

Is Copperfield a good place to live?

Yes, especially for first time buyers and families who want a newer southeast home without a lake community's fees. Copperfield has schools, ponds and parks close by, and quick access to Stoney Trail, South Trail Crossing and Seton.

Why people like it

  • Public and Catholic schools nearby, including Copperfield School (K to 5) and St. Isabella (K to 9)
  • Ponds, pathways, playgrounds, tennis courts and a skating rink
  • Mostly detached homes built in the 2000s and early 2010s, plus townhouses and condos
  • Stoney Trail, Deerfoot Trail and 52 Street SE are close, with shopping at South Trail Crossing and Seton

Things to weigh

  • No lake or beach club of its own (Mahogany's lake is for Mahogany residents)
  • Most people drive, and the Green Line stations nearby are still in the future
  • Many homes are now 10 to 20 years old, so a good inspection of the roof, furnace and hot water tank matters

Where it is

Copperfield sits east of 52 Street SE and north of Stoney Trail, next to New Brighton and Mahogany, and shares a community association with Mahogany.

Homes

Mostly detached homes, plus townhouses, condos and multi family homes, built mainly in the 2000s and early 2010s.

Schools

Copperfield School (CBE, K to 5), St. Isabella (Calgary Catholic, K to 9), Dr. Martha Cohen School (CBE, grades 5 to 9) and Joane Cardinal Schubert High School serve the area.

Parks, shopping and amenities

Parks, playgrounds, ponds, tennis courts, a skating rink and pathways. Shopping at South Trail Crossing and in Seton.

Getting around

Stoney Trail, Deerfoot Trail and 52 Street SE are close. Buses serve the community, and future Green Line stations are planned nearby.

Who it suits

First time buyers looking for value in a newer southeast community, and families who want schools and parks nearby.

School designations and transit routes change. Confirm your address with the Calgary Board of Education, Calgary Catholic School District and Calgary Transit.

Thinking about Copperfield?

I can send you new Copperfield listings as they come up, or tell you what your home here could sell for. For the mortgage side, my team at Lacroix Mortgage Group can get you pre approved.

Copperfield questions

How do I find homes for sale in Copperfield?

I can set up a search that sends you new Copperfield listings the day they hit the MLS®, and pull recent sold prices so you know what homes there are really selling for. Call or text me at (587) 609-5715.

Is Copperfield a good place to live in Calgary?

Yes for most first time buyers and families. You get newer homes, schools, ponds and parks, and quick access to Stoney Trail and Seton. The trade offs are no lake of its own and a mostly car based commute.

What types of homes are in Copperfield?

Mostly detached homes, with townhouses, condos and multi family homes, built from the 2000s on.

Is Copperfield good for families?

Yes. It has public and Catholic schools, ponds, a rink and lots of playgrounds.

Let's talk about your next move

Buying, selling or just thinking about it? A quick call is the easiest way to start. No pressure.