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Quarry Park, Calgary

Short answer: Quarry Park is a live, work and play community built on a former gravel pit along the Bow River, with homes, offices, shops, a YMCA and a 50 acre nature reserve.

Where it is

Quarry Park sits between Deerfoot Trail and the Bow River, next to Douglasdale and Douglas Glen. Development started in 2005.

Homes

More than 2,200 homes: low rise condos, townhomes, brownstone style stacked townhomes and detached homes, many with brick and stone exteriors.

Schools

Public, Catholic and French immersion schools serve the area from nearby communities. Check CBE and CCSD for your address.

Parks, shopping and amenities

The Market at Quarry Park (Co-op, coffee, restaurants and services), Remington YMCA, Quarry Park Library, 90 acres of parks, a 50 acre river reserve and about 10 km of pathways.

Getting around

Deerfoot Trail is right there, and several bus routes including BRT lines serve the area. A future Green Line station is planned.

Who it suits

Young professionals and first time buyers who want to walk to work and shops, and downsizers who want a low maintenance condo near the river.

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

Thinking about Quarry Park?

I can send you new Quarry Park 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.

Quarry Park questions

Is Quarry Park a good place to live in Calgary?

It's a unique mix of homes, offices and nature, with the YMCA, library and shops all walkable.

What types of homes are in Quarry Park?

Condos, townhomes, stacked brownstones and detached homes.

Is Quarry Park good for families?

Families like the YMCA, library, playgrounds and river parks. Schools are in nearby communities.

Let's talk about your next move

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