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Despite having been annexed to the City of Calgary in 1910, the community of Cambrian Heights was not established until 1957. Following the community's establishment, it experienced significant development while still maintaining an abundance of recreational space. Today, the community is bound to the north by John Laurie Boulevard, to the south by Northmount Drive and Cambrian Drive, to the east by 9 Street and 38 Avenue and to the west by 14 Street. Thanks to the community's location, residents enjoy easy access to a variety of recreational sites, including Confederation Park and Nose Hill Parl. Similarly, the Downtown area is easily reached via the nearby 10th Street.
Even closer to home, those looking for real estate for sale in the community of Cambrian Heights enjoy access to a number of community amenities. Not only are there several sports fields in the area, but the community also houses a skating rink for residents to enjoy. At the community centre, residents may participate in a variety of activities and groups, including the Seniors Club, the Boy Scouts and square dancing groups. Active youth sports in the neighborhood include hockey, soccer and baseball.
Elementary-aged children who live in the Cambrian Heights community may attend the public schools of Cambrian Heights or Highwood, with Highwood offering a French Immersion program. The community is also served by the Catholic elementary schools of St. Joseph and St. Pius, the latter of which offers a French Immersion program. Public junior high schools serving the Cambrian Heights community include Colonel Irvine and George P. Vanier, with George P. Vanier offering a French Immersion program. The Catholic junior high schools of St. Margaret and Madeleine d'Houet also serve the Cambrian Heights community. High schools serving the community include the public schools of James Fowler and William Aberhart and the Catholic school of St. Francis. The schools of William Aberhart and St. Francis both offer French Immersion programs. Show Less...
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