Situated in the southeast quadrant of Calgary, the community of Douglas Ridge / Douglasdale provides residents with easy access to the Downtown Calgary area as well as a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities and sites. Bound to the east by Deerfoot Trail, to the west by Bow River, to the south by 130 Avenue S and to the north by 114 Avenue S, the Douglas Ridge/Douglasdale community offers residents with quick and easy access to the city’s amenities while also keeping residents near to a variety of recreational opportunities. Some of these include Fish Creek Park, Sicome Lake and the extensive regional pathway system.

Those who are interested in living in the Douglas Ridge/Douglasdale community will find that many of the homes offer excellent views of the Bow River Valley and the Rockies. At the same time, while nature’s beauty is right outside of their door, residents do not have to travel far to find a number of employment opportunities, restaurants, retail establishments and recreational facilities. Some of these include the nearby Foothills Industrial Area, a small strip mall and a golf course.

Parents of children who are interested in homes for sale in the Douglas Ridge / Douglasdale community may attend the public schools of Sam Livingston, Douglasdale and R.T. Alderman or the Catholic schools of Msgr. JS Smith and St. Cecilia. Both Sam Livingston and St. Cecilia offer French Immersion programs. Both Sam Livingston and St. Cecilia offer French Immersion programs. Douglasdale is unique in that it serves only Kindergarten through fourth grade students, while R.T. Alderman serves only fifth and sixth grade students. Junior high schools serving the Douglas Ridge/Douglasdale community include the public schools of R.T. Alderman and Fairview, with the latter offering a French Immersion programs, and the Catholic schools of Msgr. J.S. Smith and Ecole St. Matthew. High school students who live in the Douglas Ridge/Douglasdale community may attend the public schools of Lord Beaverbrook and Dr. E.P. Scarlett and the Catholic school of Bishop Grandin, with Dr. E. P. Scarlett offering a French Immersion program.  Show Less...