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Located in the northeast quadrant of Calgary, the community of Monterey Park offers a California theme coupled with a handful of community amenities. Thanks to its location between the Trans Canada Highway and McKnight Boulevard to the north, the Monterey community offers a convenient location and a variety of housing styles to select from.

Established in 1985, the Monterey Park community is bordered on the west by 68 Street, on the east by East Freeway, on the north by McKnight Boulevard and on the south by 16 Avenue. The community association facility, which includes meeting rooms, a commercial kitchen and a sound system, offers enough space for up to 250 people. A number of activities are available through the facility, including gymnastics, sports, dance and child care. Other recreational facilities found within the community include tennis courts and sports fields. Those who are interested in living in the Monterey Park community will find that a California theme is prominent throughout the community. From building styles and materials right down to the street names, the California sun seems to kiss every part of this attractive community.

Elementary-aged children whose parents are interested in real estate for sale in the Monterey Park community may attend the public schools of Monterey Park or Mayland Heights, with Mayland Heights offering French Immersion programs. Catholic elementary schools include St. Patrick, St. Thomas More and St. Wilfrid. Public junior high schools include Clarence Sansom and Bod Edwards, with the latter offering French Immersion programs. Catholic junior high schools include St. Rose of Lima, Father Scollen and St. Martha, with St. Martha offering French Immersion programs. The public high school of Lester B. Pearson also offers French Immersion programs, while James Fowler does not. Catholic high schools serving the Monterey Park community include Bishop McNally and Father Lacombe.  Show Less...