By the numbers
How this listing measures up
$/sqft
$218
vs Central High River median
+38%
community avg $254K
Sqft per bedroom
—
Year built
1956
Annual taxes
$2,531
2025
Central High River avg DOM
17d
About this property
High traffic and high visibility 14,000 square foot lot in central High River. This property has 100’ feet of frontage on Centre Street/Highway 2A, and is a level site with alley access across the back of the lot. It has an older unique quonset style building (unserviced). The site is close to historic down downtown and is well suited for main floor retail or office, and second floor residential development. Daily traffic volume on Centre St is approximately 11,000.
Property details
| Inclusions | na/ |
| Lot size | 1254.00 sqft |
| Frontage | 100 ft |
| Year built | 1956 |
| Annual taxes | $2,531 |
| Tax year | 2025 |
| Possession | Negotiable |
| Zoning | CBD |
| Restrictions | None Known |
| Neighbourhood | Central High River |
| List AOR | Calgary |
Location
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AI-generated summaryCentral High River offers a charming small-town atmosphere with tree-lined streets, a walkable historic downtown, and a strong sense of community pride along the Highwood River corridor.
Average list price of approximately $253,679 offers strong affordability compared to Calgary proper
Low inventory with only 2 active listings, suggesting a tight local market
Average days on market of 17 days indicates reasonably healthy buyer demand
Housing
The area features a mix of mature single-family homes, character bungalows, and older two-storey houses reflecting the town's established heritage.
Transit
High River is a car-dependent community, though the compact downtown core is easily walkable for daily errands and local amenities.
Amenities
Residents enjoy convenient access to High River's historic downtown shops, restaurants, the George Lane Memorial Park, and the Highwood River pathway system.
Who lives here
The neighbourhood attracts long-time locals, retirees, and young families drawn by affordable prices and a quieter pace of life roughly 45 minutes south of Calgary.
This neighbourhood summary was generated by AI for general orientation only. Verify details with the City of Calgary and your REALTOR® before making decisions.
