By the numbers

How this listing measures up

$/sqft $2

vs Bowness median -100% community avg $850K

Sqft per bedroom —

Year built 2002

Bowness avg DOM 31d

$/sqft distribution

Where this listing sits in Bowness

Of 58 active residential listings in Bowness, this property at $2/sqft sits in the $0–50 range.

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About this property

Live on the park! This top floor corner unit is just the one you have been looking for. It features a bright, open concept and rich, gleaming hardwood floors. The kitchen boasts an abundance of cabinetry with beautiful granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and there is plenty of room for an island. There is a large, open living and dining area that opens onto the private balcony. Both bedrooms are bright and spacious with generous closets. There is laundry in the unit with convenient built in shelving and parking just outside. From this incredible location you are directly across the street from Queen Elizabeth II Park and walking distance to coffee shops, stores and transit. Call today! Rental from March 1st, 2026 Directions: From Bowness Road, turn at 75 Street NW.

Property details

Appliances

Dryer,Refrigerator,Washer

Year built	2002
Roof	Asphalt

Parking features

Parking Pad

Restrictions

Non-Smoking Building

Neighbourhood	Bowness
List AOR	Calgary

Location

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About Bowness

AI-generated summary

Bowness is a laid-back, riverside community with a strong village-like identity and a growing arts and café culture that blends long-time locals with newcomers drawn to its charm.

Bowness was an independent town before being annexed by Calgary in 1963

Bowness Park features a popular lagoon used for paddleboats in summer and skating in winter

The community borders the Bow River, offering direct access to Calgary's extensive pathway system

Housing

The area features a mix of post-war bungalows, infill duplexes, and new single-family builds, offering relatively affordable entry points compared to nearby inner-city communities.

Transit

Bowness is served by Calgary Transit bus routes with connections toward downtown, though most residents rely on personal vehicles for daily errands.

Amenities

Residents enjoy Bowness Park along the Bow River, the Bowness Road main street with local shops and cafés, and easy access to Canada Olympic Park and the broader Paskapoo Slopes.

Who lives here

The community attracts a diverse mix of long-established families, young couples seeking affordability, and outdoor enthusiasts who value proximity to river pathways and the mountains.

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