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Kingsland Real Estate Calgary

Kingsland is a southwest Calgary community located between Glenmore Trail, Macleod Trail, Heritage Drive and Elbow Drive. Established in the late 1950s, it offers a mix of suited bungalows, low-rise condos and townhomes on tree-lined streets within walking distance of Chinook Centre, Market on Macleod, Heritage LRT and major commuter routes

Kingsland Real Estate Statistics

Average Price $735K
Lowest Price $135K
Highest Price $3.2M
Total Listings 22
Avg. Days On Market 76
Avg. Price/SQFT $503

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Kingsland Housing Market

The land now known as Kingsland was annexed to the city of Calgary in 1956 and real estate housing market development began in 1957. There was a large period of development and urbanization in Calgary for much of the 50's and 60's and Kingsland was carefully planned to be both pleasing on the eye and full of services and amenities for its residents. Although development in the area has slowed down in recent times, the infrastructure and homes in the area have all been built to complement the natural aesthetic beauty of the area rather than to stand apart from it.

Bordered to the north by Glenmore Trail, to the south by Heritage Drive, to the east by Macleod Trail and to the west by Elbow Drive, Kingsland is a family-friendly neighbourhood that has everything a family would need right on its doorstep.

As a result of its ideal location and access to major transport routes throughout the city, Kingsland has long been popular amongst professionals and families alike. Just over half of the Kingsland homes are apartments and condominium buildings with a mix of single-family detached homes, semi-detached homes and townhomes making up the rest. The range of options available to buyers makes Kingsland particularly diverse since it offers housing options for any demographic. The population is a little over 4,500 residents and more than half of the homes are rental properties.

Kingsland Neighbourhood Amenities

Access to neighbouring areas and the rest of the city is made easy not only by the major transportation routes that border Kingsland, but the LRT light rail transport system that stops in the area. Home buyers wishing to stay closer to home can access several amenities such as the ice arena on Heritage Drive, the waterslide park near Macleod Trail or you can even hire a sailboat to go sailing on the reservoir.

There are also several shopping options for residents, with the Chinook Mall and the Southcentre Mall being the standout choices.

The Kingsland Community Association offers a variety of services for residents.

Kingsland Local Schools

There are plenty of schooling options for parents with children purchasing a home in Kingsland. Within the area boundary lies St. Augustine Elementary and Junior High School, while St. Gerard, Harold Panabaker and Ecole St. Matthew schools are all in close proximity and are easily accessible.


Kingsland Calgary FAQs

Quick answers about living in the southwest Calgary community of Kingsland.

Q Where is Kingsland located in Calgary?
Kingsland is a southwest Calgary neighbourhood bounded by Glenmore Trail to the north, Macleod Trail to the east, Heritage Drive to the south, and Elbow Drive to the west. It offers quick access to downtown, Chinook Centre, and major commuter routes.
Q What is Kingsland known for?
Kingsland is known for its central location, mature trees, and walkability. Residents enjoy being close to Chinook Centre, Market on Macleod, Heritage LRT station, parks, schools, and everyday amenities.
Q Is Kingsland a good neighbourhood for families?
Yes. Kingsland appeals to families with nearby schools, playgrounds, and an active community association. The location also makes it easy to get to recreation facilities, parks, and shopping throughout southwest Calgary.
Q What amenities are close to Kingsland?
Residents of Kingsland are close to Chinook Centre, Market on Macleod, grocery stores, restaurants, medical services, and local shops along Macleod Trail and Elbow Drive. Parks and pathways are also only a short walk or drive away.
Q How long is the commute from Kingsland to downtown Calgary?
In typical traffic, the commute from Kingsland to downtown Calgary is roughly 10–20 minutes by car, depending on the route and time of day. Macleod Trail, Elbow Drive, and Glenmore Trail provide multiple options to reach the city core.
Q Does Kingsland have good public transit access?
Yes. Kingsland has bus routes along Macleod Trail, Elbow Drive, and Heritage Drive, and is close to both Heritage and Chinook CTrain stations, giving residents strong transit connections across Calgary.
Q What schools serve the Kingsland area?
Kingsland is served by nearby schools such as Chinook Park Elementary, Henry Wise Wood High School, and St. Augustine School, along with additional public and separate school options in surrounding southwest communities.

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