By the numbers
How this listing measures up
$/sqft
$304
vs Vista Heights median
-34%
community avg $450K
Sqft per bedroom
492
Year built
1962
Annual taxes
$1,397
2025
Vista Heights avg DOM
34d
About this property
Well aren't you savvy. You just found a modernized three-level inner city townhouse, providing over 1,400 sq ft of usable space. The main floor is designed for a realistic daily flow, featuring an open-concept living area that leads directly into a highly functional kitchen. You’ll find practical upgrades like durable granite countertops, a deep farmhouse sink, and stainless steel appliances. The space is anchored by a central island and smart built-in shelving, ensuring the entire kitchen area is utilized for organization rather than just show.
Large windows provide a clear view of the green space bordering both the front and back of the unit, and the front deck patio is prime for enjoying the views. Upstairs, the floor plan is split into a double primary-style layout. The main bedroom fits a king bed with room to spare and also its own private balcony, while the second bedroom also features greenspace views and a large closet area, making the layout ideal for roommates or a guest wing without the typical "small room" compromise.
The finished basement adds a layer of versatility that's often missing in this price point. Beyond the rec room and additional 2-piece bath, the layout includes a quiet, tucked-away area that's perfect for a private home office. Centrally located for an easy commute to downtown, as well as immediate access to Deerfoot Trail, 16th Ave and Stoney Trail. A new hot water tank and low condo fees, It’s a well-maintained, practical home steps from bike paths and local dining like Earls and Cactus Club, offering a quiet location that remains connected to the rest of the city.
Property details
| Bedrooms | 2 |
| Bathrooms | 2.0 |
| Style | 2 Storey |
| Heating | Forced Air,Natural Gas |
| Cooling | Wall/Window Unit(s) |
| Flooring | Laminate,Tile,Vinyl Plank |
| Levels | Two |
| Basement | Full |
| Basement development | Partially Finished |
| Interior features | Granite Counters,Kitchen Island,Open Floorplan |
| Appliances | Dishwasher,Dryer,Electric Range,Microwave,Refrigerator,Wall/Window Air Conditioner,Washer,Window Coverings |
| Inclusions | Kitchen Island Stools, Main Living Room Wall Mounted Entertainment Cabinets, Patio Furniture & Umbrella |
| Laundry | In Basement |
| Lot features | Backs on to Park/Green Space,Few Trees,Front Yard,Landscaped |
| Exterior features | Balcony |
| Fencing | None |
| Patio | Deck |
| Year built | 1962 |
| Construction materials | Stucco |
| Roof | Flat |
| Foundation | Poured Concrete |
| Parking features | Assigned,Leased,Stall |
| Parking total | 2 |
| Annual taxes | $1,397 |
| Tax year | 2025 |
| Possession | Immediate,Negotiable |
| Zoning | M-C1 |
| Title | Fee Simple |
| Restrictions | Pet Restrictions or Board approval Required,Pets Allowed |
| Neighbourhood | Vista Heights |
| Community features | Park,Playground,Schools Nearby,Shopping Nearby,Sidewalks,Street Lights,Walking/Bike Paths |
| List AOR | Calgary |
Location
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AI-generated summaryA quiet, established residential community perched on a ridge in northeast Calgary, offering a strong sense of community pride and mature streetscapes. Its elevated position provides pleasant views and a peaceful, away-from-it-all feel despite being close to the city centre.
One of Calgary's older northeast communities, developed primarily in the 1950s–1960s
Vista Heights Community Association is active and supports local programming and green spaces
Proximity to downtown Calgary makes it appealing for commuters seeking affordable detached housing
Housing
Predominantly post-war single-family detached homes from the 1950s and 1960s, many of which have been renovated or updated by long-term owners.
Transit
Served by Calgary Transit bus routes with connections to the broader network; the community is moderately walkable for daily errands but most residents rely on a vehicle.
Amenities
Residents are a short drive from Sunridge Mall, a variety of shops and restaurants along 16th Avenue NE, and the nearby Confederation Park golf course.
Who lives here
A mix of long-established families, seniors who have lived in the area for decades, and value-conscious buyers attracted by relatively affordable entry-level detached homes.
This neighbourhood summary was generated by AI for general orientation only. Verify details with the City of Calgary and your REALTOR® before making decisions.







