What is the difference between Inverness and McKenzie Towne?

Inverness is one of the four areas inside McKenzie Towne, so it isn't a separate community. It has the same schools, the same McKenzie Towne Council fee ($235 for 2026) and the same traditional streets, and it's built around Inverness Square with its rink, ponds and splash park.

Do Inverness homes pay an HOA fee?

Yes. Every McKenzie Towne owner, including Inverness, pays the McKenzie Towne Council fee, which was $235 for 2026 and funds the Towne Hall and community amenities. Condos and townhomes also have their own condo fees.

Is Inverness part of McKenzie Towne?

Yes. Inverness is one of the four areas of McKenzie Towne, along with Prestwick, Elgin and the High Street area, so you get the same traditional streets, front porches and High Street shops.

How do I find homes for sale in Inverness?

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Is Inverness a good place to live in Calgary?

It has McKenzie Towne's small town feel, with parks, High Street and good road access.

What types of homes are in Inverness?

Detached homes, townhouses, apartments and seniors' residences in traditional styles.

Is Inverness good for families?

Yes. Three schools serve the area and there are splash parks, rinks and playgrounds.

Inverness, McKenzie Towne Calgary: Homes and Living Guide

Where it is

Inverness is part of McKenzie Towne, south of 130 Avenue SE and north of Stoney Trail, next to Prestwick, Elgin and High Street.

Homes

Detached homes, townhouses, apartments and some seniors' residences, built from the late 1990s in Queen Anne, Georgian and Craftsman styles.

Schools

McKenzie Towne School (CBE, K to 4), McKenzie Highlands (CBE, grades 5 to 9) and St. Albert the Great (Calgary Catholic, K to 9).

Parks, shopping and amenities

Inverness Square has a gazebo, rink, skate park, ponds and a splash park. McKenzie Towne Hall and High Street's shops are a short walk.

Getting around

Deerfoot Trail and Stoney Trail are close. Buses connect to the 302 BRT and downtown express routes.

Who it suits

First time buyers, families who want to walk to school and shops, and downsizers who want seniors' options nearby.

Inverness vs McKenzie Towne: what's the difference?

Short answer: Inverness is not a separate community. It's one of the four areas inside McKenzie Towne, along with Prestwick, Elgin and the High Street district, so when you buy in Inverness you are buying in McKenzie Towne. Homes: Inverness has the same mix as the rest of McKenzie Towne (detached homes, townhouses, apartments and seniors' residences, built from the late 1990s with front porches and rear lanes), centred on Inverness Square with its gazebo, rink, ponds and splash park. HOA: every McKenzie Towne owner, Inverness included, pays the McKenzie Towne Council fee, which runs the Towne Hall and community amenities. It was $235 for 2026. Condos and townhomes also have their own condo fees on top of that. Schools: Inverness shares McKenzie Towne's schools, McKenzie Towne School (CBE, K to 4), McKenzie Highlands (CBE, grades 5 to 9) and St. Albert the Great (Calgary Catholic, K to 9). Confirm the designation for your address. If you like McKenzie Towne's walkable, small town feel and want to be close to the square, Inverness is a good place to start looking.

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Source: McKenzie Towne Council, HOA fee

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

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