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Located in the northern portion of Douglasdale, the Douglasglen community is situated to the north of Deerfoot Trail. Served by the same community association as Douglasdale, the entire area is bound to the north by 114 Avenue S, to the south by 130 Avenue S, to the east by Deerfoot Trail and to the west by Bow River. Thanks to the location of the Douglasglen community, residents enjoy easy access to the Downtown Calgary area while also remaining near to a variety of recreational activities. The Douglasglen community is also connected to the regional pathway system, providing residents with quick and easy access to Sikome Lake and Fish Creek Park.

Those who are interested in living in the Douglasglen community will find that this portion of Douglasdale is comprised entirely of single-family homes. Many of the homes in the area offer excellent views of the Rockies as well as the Bow River Valley. The area is also home to a golf course, a small strip mall and the Foothills Industrial Area, which provides plenty of employment opportunities for people in the area.

Parents of children who are interested in homes for sale in the Douglasglen community may attend the public elementary schools of Douglasdale, R.T. Alderman and Sam Livingston or the Catholic elementary schools of Msgr. JS Smith and St. Cecilia. Both Sam Livingston and St. Cecilia offer French Immersion programs. Douglasdale is unique in that it focuses solely on Kindergarten through fourth grade students, while R.T. Alderman serves only fifth and sixth grade students. Junior high schools serving the Douglasglen community include the public schools of R.T. Alderman and Fairview and the Catholic schools of Msgr. JS Smith and Ecole St. Matthew. Of these four schools, only Fairview offers a French Immersion program. The Douglasglen community is also served by the public schools of Lord Beaverbrook and Dr. E.P. Scarlett, with the latter offering a French Immersion program, and the Catholic school high school of Bishop Grandin.  Show Less...