Real Estate in Rosemont calgary 

Find the newest Rosemont homes for sale below. 

Rosemont is an incredible neighbourhood. The homes in Rosemont are a classical style, reminiscent of when the neighbourhood was first founded several decades ago. The character along the wide streets with mature trees is easy to see. The lively nature of the community is evident with the people that live here. 

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$2,390,000 ↓ $100,000 27 Rosery Place Nw Calgary Alberta 5 Beds 6 Baths 3,536 SqFt Residential MLS® # A2021991

eXp Realty

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$849,900 2718 14 Street Nw Calgary Alberta 0 Beds 0 Baths 1,936 SqFt Multi-Family MLS® # A2031092

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$799,900 ↑ $11,900 16 Roseview Drive Nw Calgary Alberta 5 Beds 3 Baths 1,501 SqFt Residential MLS® # A2026778

Jessica Chan Real Estate & Management Inc.

Rosemont real estate is that balance between residential living and great inner city community access. Homes for sale in Rosemont go quickly simply because that’s the type of neighbourhood that it is. It attracts families, singles, working couples, immigrants and anyone else who wants to live in the perfect Calgary community.

Homes For Sale in Rosemont 

Rosemont is nicely tucked away in it’s own little area. The community is surrounded by other established and mature communities like Collingwood, Mount Pleasant, and Cambrian Heights. This northwest Calgary neighbourhood is situated north of the Trans-Canada Highway, the border between the inner city lifestyle and more residential neighbourhoods. It is inclusive, multicultural, and welcoming to all. The southern edge of the community is Confederation Park, a large green space for all to enjoy.

The people in Rosemont are a varied community. Over 1200 people call this their home in Calgary. That number stays pretty consistent as those who live here tend to stay here. The majority of the current residents have lived here for at least 5 years, choosing to settle down in favour of moving around.  Around 60% of the community is the single-family home, the classic bungalow seen in older neighbourhoods, homes with large yards and plenty of space between their neighbours.

Modern renovations have seen luxury homes and townhomes pop up all around the community, larger houses that have contemporary amenities and sizes. The average income is exactly on par with the rest of the city. 10% of the community is reported to be a first-generation Canadian.

The community has a lower-than-average proportion of resident with higher education degrees. Many people work in the downtown core, and find business in the northwest to work with. Just like the neighbourhood itself, the residents of Rosemont are more mature than the average Calgarian, just about 5 years older.

The Rosemont Community Association is an old established association created to serve the community. The past decades have seen it represent the voice to city council meetings, hold events for the community, host programs to further the education of the residents, and create connecting events to link neighbours together.

Amenities near Rosemont Real Estate

Rosemont residents have a lot surrounding them that they can use to their advantage. Many of the residents' most popular amenity is the Confederation Park that forms the community’s natural border. The park has 162 hectares of green space from the city. It has tennis courts, pathways for walking and biking, playgrounds, tobogganing, ball diamonds, and a preserved wetland to see. The park also has a public golf course attached to it, a 9-hole course that is pretty challenging for those who want to play. Nose Hill Park is also very close by, a large space of 11 square kilometres, an urban park that provides stunning views of the downtown skyline.

The community can easily use the established transportation routes and great infrastructure to get where they need to go. 14th St NW and 10th St NW both provide an access point to the city, an entry that gets residents directly into the heart of the business district downtown.

Trans-Canada Highway connects the residents to the mountains, which most can see from their position within the neighbourhood. The residents can either shop downtown or use the North Hill Centre, a popular mall in the northwest that has many stores and eating options to use. There are a few renters living in Rosemont, a student body enrolled at either the University of Calgary or Southern Alberta Institute of Technology. These schools offer post-secondary education to 30,000 students every year.   

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