The upper end of St Andrews Heights is Toronto Crescent and the rim streets along the hill's southern edge — panorama properties with sweeping city, valley and mountain outlooks, on lots that were laid out for exactly that. Toronto Crescent has long been regarded as one of Calgary's most prestigious addresses, and what trades there is a small number of homes in any given year, either custom rebuilds or extensively reworked originals. several homes are listed at or above one million dollars here right now.
Two things concentrate at this end of the market and neither can be reproduced. The first is the elevation: the community sits on the hill above the Bow's north bank with the valley below and the mountains beyond, and the curved street plan was designed to face it. The second is the placement — two hospitals and a university within walking distance, which is why the buyer pool here is durable rather than cyclical and why properties tend to be held for a long time. The result is a top end where the lot and the outlook carry more of the value than the building does, which is unusual even among Calgary's premium communities.
Verify the panorama from the rooms you will actually use, at different times of day and in more than one season, and ask what could be built or grown between the home and it. On a custom rebuild, ask who built it and what warranty remains; on a reworked original, ask what was done, when and under what permits, and have the structure, envelope, roof, windows, mechanicals, grading and drainage inspected regardless of presentation. Because so few properties trade at this level in a year, be careful about pricing off a single recent sale — ask what else has changed hands on the rim and how long each of those took.
Measured over September 2025 to August 2026 from MLS® data, on 15 sales at or above one million dollars. These are historical figures for a stated window; the listing counts elsewhere on this page are read live.
15 of the 26 St Andrews Heights sales in the window cleared a million dollars.
Current $1M+ listings divided by the monthly pace of $1M+ sales. Under two months is a seller’s market, around three is balanced, past four gives buyers room.
At this level buyers are usually paying for panoramic city, valley and mountain views from the hill's edge, Toronto Crescent's standing as one of Calgary's most prestigious addresses, custom rebuilds designed around the outlook and larger lots on the rim streets.
The higher-priced streets and pockets include Toronto Crescent and the hill's edge, the southern rim streets with city and mountain outlooks, the curved interior streets of original homes, the eastern blocks nearest Foothills Medical Centre and the Alberta Children's Hospital and the northern blocks toward the university and McMahon Stadium.
One million dollars and up, on any property type. It is a flat floor rather than a moving one, which has a consequence worth stating plainly in the inner city: a million dollars buys a new half duplex on one street and a large character house on the next, and in several of these communities it is close to the going rate rather than an extraordinary number. The figure is the figure; what it buys is what the rest of this page is about.
Nearby amenities include Foothills Medical Centre and the Alberta Children's Hospital, the University of Calgary and McMahon Stadium, the Bow valley pathways below the hill and Edworthy Park across the river. Access is via Memorial Drive, 16 Avenue NW and Crowchild Trail.
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