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As of September 21, 2026, there are 10 new active listings for sale in Elbow Park, Southwest Calgary. The average asking price is $2,982,260 , with a high of $6,999,000 and a low of $998,600. No open houses are currently scheduled in Elbow Park, but new listings are added regularly. Residents have submitted 1 review of Elbow Park, covering schools, transit, safety, affordability, and local amenities. There is 1 upcoming community event listed for Elbow Park. Market data is refreshed every 10 minutes. For a personalized valuation or current market advice, speak with a verified Elbow Park REALTOR®.
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Yes, Elbow Park is considered one of Calgary's best neighbourhoods. It offers an exceptional quality of life with a walkable main street, local shops and restaurants, and a strong sense of community. The area features excellent schools, parks, and is known for its safe, family-friendly atmosphere. With its central location, residents enjoy convenient access to downtown Calgary while having direct access to pathway systems and parks.
Elbow Park offers a variety of property types including single-family detached homes, townhomes, condominiums, duplexes, and new construction developments. The community has options for first-time homebuyers, growing families, and downsizers. Housing styles range from character homes and bungalows to modern luxury infills and townhome complexes.
Elbow Park is served by several highly-rated public and private schools. The community falls within the Calgary school district, which is known for its strong academic programs, extracurricular activities, and diverse educational options including regular programming, French immersion, Catholic education, and private school alternatives.
Commute times from Elbow Park to downtown Calgary typically range from 10 to 30 minutes depending on traffic conditions, time of day, and mode of transportation. The community has excellent access to public transit including bus rapid transit routes, as well as major roadway connections that make driving into the downtown core convenient.
Elbow Park features parks, walking trails, playgrounds, shopping centers, restaurants, cafes, and recreational facilities. The community is also served by several highly-rated schools and is conveniently located near major transportation routes. Popular local businesses include coffee shops, bakeries, breweries, and boutique retail stores that create a vibrant main street atmosphere.
Average home prices in Elbow Park vary by property type. Detached single-family homes typically range from the mid $500,000s to over $1.5 million depending on size, age, and location. Townhomes and condos offer more affordable entry points. For current, accurate pricing specific to your search criteria, request a Elbow Park market analysis.
Elbow Park has a reputation as a safe, family-friendly community with low crime rates compared to the Calgary average. For detailed safety statistics, consult the Calgary Police Crime Map or contact the local police department for neighbourhood-specific data.
Elbow Park is served by multiple Calgary Transit bus routes and rapid transit lines that connect directly to downtown Calgary and LRT stations. The community's transit hub provides frequent service during peak hours, making it a popular commuting option for professionals working in the city core. Travel times to downtown are typically under 20 minutes.
Elbow Park is close to a wide range of dining and shopping options including grocery stores, big-box retailers, boutique shops, chain restaurants, and local cafes. Major shopping centres are typically within a 5-15 minute drive, and the community itself features a walkable main street with independent local businesses. See local business reviews for recommendations.
Yes, Elbow Park is considered an excellent neighbourhood for families. It offers safe streets, quality schools, parks, playgrounds, family-oriented community events, and a strong sense of belonging. Many residents specifically cite family-friendliness as a key reason they chose to live in Elbow Park.
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Find answers to the most common questions about Elbow Park, one of Calgary's most prestigious historic river communities, known for its stunning estates, mature trees, and vibrant community spirit.
Elbow Park is located in the southwest quadrant of Calgary, bordered by the Elbow River to the south and east. The community is just a 10-minute drive south of downtown Calgary and is situated near the vibrant shopping and dining areas of Mission and Britannia Plaza. The neighbourhood's boundaries follow the natural curves of the Elbow River.[citation:1][citation:4]
Elbow Park is named after the Elbow River, which curves through the area with a distinctive bend that resembles a human elbow. Prior to European settlement, local Indigenous groups used words for "elbow" to describe this region of Calgary because of the river's unique shape. The name has persisted throughout Calgary's history.[citation:6]
Elbow Park is one of Calgary's oldest communities. The area was annexed to the City of Calgary in 1907 and began development as a neighbourhood after 1910. Many of the homes date back to the early 1900s, giving the neighbourhood its historic character and charm. Elbow Park Elementary School, a cornerstone of the community, was founded in 1926.[citation:1]
Elbow Park features an eclectic mix of architectural styles, from stately heritage homes built in the early 1900s to modern luxury estates and renovated character properties. Most homes are single-family detached dwellings on large, tree-lined lots. Many luxury homes in Elbow Park are heritage properties that have been renovated to modern standards, while others are contemporary mansions priced at over $1.8 million.[citation:1][citation:4][citation:6]
The average home price in Elbow Park is approximately $2.4 million to $2.7 million, making it one of Calgary's most expensive neighbourhoods. The average home listing price is about 302% above the Calgary average. Homes typically sell quickly, with 100% of homes selling in under 10 days on the market and nearly 60% selling above asking price.[citation:3][citation:8]
Elbow Park is served by several prestigious schools. Elbow Park Elementary School (K-6) is located within the community, founded in 1926 and known for its strong academic programs and parent involvement. Western Canada High School, one of the top-ranked public high schools in Alberta, is nearby, offering Advanced Placement programs. William Reid School and Rideau Park School also serve the area.[citation:1][citation:2][citation:6]
Elbow Park is bordered by three prominent parks: Sandy Beach, Earl Grey Park, and Stanley Park. The community also features Elbow Island Park, known as Calgary's "Wandering Island," accessible via a unique fish ladder staircase. The Elbow River pathway system connects cyclists and pedestrians to over 580 kilometres of Calgary's pathway network, one of the largest in North America.[citation:1][citation:4][citation:9]
The Elbow Park Residents Association is Calgary's oldest community association. It maintains community facilities including tennis courts, soccer fields, two hockey rinks, two pleasure skating rinks, a baseball diamond, basketball courts, and a community clubhouse. The association hosts annual events like Movie in the Park in the fall and family skating nights throughout winter.[citation:4]
The Glencoe Club is an exclusive private sports and social club located in Elbow Park's north end. It offers curling, rock climbing, bridge, swimming, tennis, fitness facilities, and diverse specialty clubs. It is considered the neighborhood's recreational centrepiece and a popular gathering place for Calgary's elite. Membership is required to access the club's facilities.[citation:4][citation:6]
Elbow Park is within walking distance of trendy shopping and dining areas in nearby Mission and Britannia Plaza. Local favourites include Native Tongues Taqueria, Village Ice Cream, and Monogram Coffee. The upscale 17th Avenue commercial strip features independent boutiques and over 80 bars and restaurants. The 4th Street shopping zone has over 300 businesses contributing to the area's unique character.[citation:4][citation:6]
Elbow Park has a neighborhood Walk Score of 33, but specific locations within the area can have a Walk Score of 72, which is considered Very Walkable. Many daily errands can be accomplished on foot from parts of the community. The area also has some transit options, with bus lines like Route 13, 7, and 22 serving the area. The nearest C-Train station is approximately 2.1 km away.[citation:5]
Yes, Elbow Park is an excellent neighbourhood for families. It has a higher proportion of large families and school-aged children than the rest of Calgary. The neighbourhood offers excellent schools, parks, tennis courts, skating rinks, and soccer fields. The community association runs family-friendly events throughout the year, including outdoor movie nights, skating nights, and seasonal celebrations. Most homes are owner-occupied, with only a small percentage of rentals.[citation:1][citation:4][citation:6]
According to municipal census data, Elbow Park has approximately 3,377 residents living in 1,221 dwellings. The median household income is significantly above the Calgary average—more than three times higher than the city as a whole. Most buildings are single-family detached homes, with only about 4% of housing used for renting.[citation:1][citation:6]
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