By the numbers

How this listing measures up

$/sqft $299

vs Huntington Hills median +135% community avg $548K

Sqft per bedroom —

Year built 1972

Annual taxes $8,326 2026

Huntington Hills avg DOM 37d

$/sqft distribution

Where this listing sits in Huntington Hills

Of 35 active residential listings in Huntington Hills, this property at $299/sqft sits in the $250–300 range.

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About this property

6813 Centre Street NW | Investor Alert! | Rare Opportunity To Own A Well-Maintained 4-Plex In The Highly Sought-After Community Of Huntington Hills | 4 Separate Titles | All Four Units Are Spacious 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Two Storey Corner Units | Offering Excellent Functionality For Families With In-Suite Laundry & Full Basement | Nestled On A Large Lot With Ample Parking In The Alley | Situated Close To Schools, Transit, Shopping & Deerfoot Trail | Fully Rented With Strong Cash Flow | No Inside Pictures Of Units | New Torch On Membrane Roof (2009) | New Exterior Windows & Doors (2008) | Newer Kitchen Counters & Cabinets & Bathroom Vanities.

Property details

Style	2 Storey
Levels	Two
Inclusions	N/A

Frontage

60.01 ft

Year built	1972
Construction materials	Wood Frame
Roof	Flat Torch Membrane
Foundation	Poured Concrete

Parking total

Annual taxes	$8,326
Tax year	2026
Possession	30 Days / Neg,Negotiable,Subject To Tenancy
Zoning	M-C1
Title	Fee Simple
Restrictions	None Known

Neighbourhood	Huntington Hills
List AOR	Calgary

Location

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About Huntington Hills

AI-generated summary

A well-established, unpretentious northwest Calgary community with a strong sense of stability and long-time neighbourhood pride. Tree-lined streets and a quiet residential character define everyday life here.

Established in the late 1960s, giving the neighbourhood mature trees and well-worn character

Nose Hill Park — one of Canada's largest urban parks — is easily accessible from the community

Generally offers lower price points than comparable northwest Calgary communities, appealing to value-seeking buyers

Housing

Predominantly 1960s–1970s single-family bungalows and split-levels, with some infill development and townhomes adding variety to the mix.

Transit

Served by Calgary Transit bus routes with reasonable connectivity to the rest of the city, though most residents rely on personal vehicles for daily errands.

Amenities

Huntington Hills Community Centre anchors local life, with Superstore and various retailers along 14th Street NW, and Nose Hill Park just minutes away for green space.

Who lives here

A mix of long-time homeowners, young families, and budget-conscious first-time buyers attracted by relatively affordable detached housing.

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