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Calgary SE community guide

New Brighton, Calgary

Short answer: New Brighton is a family focused southeast community started around 2002, with a residents' club, a 20 acre central park and a 12 acre pond.

Where it is

New Brighton sits east of 52 Street SE and south of 130 Avenue SE, next to McKenzie Towne and Copperfield.

Homes

Front drive detached homes, laned homes, townhomes and multi family homes, mostly built from the mid 2000s to the 2010s.

Schools

New Brighton School (CBE, K to 4) and Dr. Martha Cohen School (CBE, grades 5 to 9) are in the community. Catholic schools are nearby.

Parks, shopping and amenities

The New Brighton Club has a splash park, hockey rink, tennis, basketball and beach volleyball courts, fitness classes and event space. Shopping is along 130 Avenue SE and in Seton.

Getting around

52 Street SE, 130 Avenue SE and Deerfoot Trail are close. Express buses run to downtown.

Who it suits

First time buyers wanting a townhome or starter detached home, and families who want recreation right in the neighbourhood.

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

Thinking about New Brighton?

I can send you new New Brighton 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.

New Brighton questions

Is New Brighton a good place to live in Calgary?

It's a popular family community with its own residents' club, a big central park and good road access.

What types of homes are in New Brighton?

Townhomes, multi family homes, front drive and laned detached homes, mostly from the mid 2000s to 2010s.

Is New Brighton good for families?

Yes. Two schools, the splash park, rinks and courts make it a strong fit.

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