Established Family Living by the Reservoir

Lakeview

  • A settled southwest community near the reservoir
  • Steps from North Glenmore Park and the Weaselhead
  • Strong schools and an active community feel
  • Mid century homes alongside quality infills

AVERAGE PRICE

$1,670,000

MEDIAN PRICE

$1,570,000

Average Price Per SqFt

$516

Number of Households

1,554

Average Days on Market

40

Home Ownership Percentage

72%

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Established Family Living by the Reservoir

An established family community by the reservoir

Lakeview is a mature, family-oriented neighbourhood in southwest Calgary, set between Glenmore Trail and Crowchild Trail with 37th Street forming its western edge. The community was built starting in 1960 and officially founded in 1962, several years after the land was annexed by the city. Many of its original homes were constructed by Engineered Homes Ltd., a well-known Calgary builder of the era. The neighbourhood takes its name from its views of the Glenmore Reservoir, and that connection to the water has shaped its appeal for more than sixty years.

The Glenmore Reservoir and the Weaselhead

Lakeview’s greatest asset is its access to green space. The southern edge of the community runs toward the Glenmore Reservoir, where the Calgary Rowing Club and the Calgary Canoe Club are based, and the pathways along the shoreline connect walkers and cyclists for kilometres between the Weaselhead flats and Glenmore Trail. The Weaselhead natural area, a large river-delta wetland rich in wildlife, sits just beyond, giving residents a genuine piece of nature within the city. This access to the reservoir and the Weaselhead is central to daily life here.

Homes and housing range

Lakeview offers a broad and accessible range of housing. The core of the community is made up of original mid-century bungalows and split-levels on well-treed lots, many of which have been renovated or rebuilt over the decades. A smaller upscale subdivision known as Lakeview Village, south of 66th Avenue, features larger and more expensive homes. Buyers find everything from character bungalows and family-sized homes to custom infill, which makes Lakeview one of the more attainable established southwest communities for a range of budgets.

Schools and family life

Lakeview is a strong choice for families, with a notable concentration of schools in and around the community. These include options such as Jennie Elliott Elementary, Bishop Pinkham Junior High, Connect Charter School, and the Calgary Girls’ School, along with separate schools nearby. The presence of good schools, quiet streets, and abundant green space has kept Lakeview popular with young families and long-time residents alike, and the community has a settled, engaged feel.

Amenities and daily needs

Everyday conveniences are close at hand. The neighbourhood has its own local shopping, and larger retail, groceries, and services are available along Glenmore Trail and in the surrounding southwest. Recreation is a defining part of life here, from the rowing and canoe clubs on the reservoir to the extensive pathway network and nearby parks. Residents rarely need to travel far for either shopping or the outdoors.

A stable, community-minded neighbourhood

Lakeview has an active community association and a long-standing sense of neighbourhood identity. It attracts families and professionals who value the balance of an established inner-southwest location with genuine access to nature. The mix of original owners and newer arrivals keeps the community both stable and welcoming, and its reputation as a quiet, green place to raise a family has held for decades.

Location and connectivity

Lakeview is well connected across the city. Glenmore Trail and Crowchild Trail border the community, giving quick access to downtown, the ring road, Mount Royal University, and the mountains. The reservoir and pathways keep the southern edge peaceful, while the major routes make commuting straightforward. It is a central location that still feels calm and residential.

Buying or selling in Lakeview

Lakeview’s range of housing, from original bungalows to Lakeview Village estates, means values vary widely and accurate pricing matters. Sellers benefit from an agent who knows how to position a renovated bungalow, a family home, or an infill build to the right buyers, and buyers need guidance on what each pocket of the community offers. Tessa Blair and the Blair Plus team, with Sotheby’s International Realty, know Calgary’s established southwest family communities well and can help you buy or sell in Lakeview with clear, local insight.

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