Taradale Homes For Sale

Despite having been annexed to the city in 1961, the low-density community of Taradale was not established until 1984. Bound by the communities of Falconridge to the south, Saddle Ridge to the north and Martindale to the west, much of the land within the community remains undeveloped. Officially speaking, the community is bound to the north by Taradale Drive NE, to the south by 64 Avenue, to the east by 68 Street NE and to the west by Falconridge Boulevard NE.

For those who are interested in living in the Taradale community, the community consists primarily of single-family detached homes. While the majority of the homes are owned by their residents, approximately 10 percent of the community's housing is used for renting. Although the community does not have a community centre, it is well connected to the city's major roads. As such, residents can quickly and easily access all of the amenities and attractions the city has to offer. Furthermore, Taralake development, which is located in the north-eastern edge of the community, offers beach volleyball as well as a network of pathways for residents to enjoy.

Children whose parents are interested in homes for sale in the Taradale community may attend the public elementary schools of Greenview, Chief Justice Milvain and Mayland Heights, with Greenview and Mayland Heights offering a French Immersion program. Catholic elementary schools serving the community include Our Lady of Fatima and St. Wilfrid. Public junior high schools serving the Taradale community include Terry Fox, Annie Gale and Bob Edwards, while Catholic junior high schools serving the community include St. Martha and St. Rose of Lima. Both Bob Edwards and St. Martha offer French Immersion programs. The Taradale community is also served by the public high schools of James Fowler and Lester B. Pearson as well as the Catholic high school of Bishop McNally. The public school of Lester B. Pearson offers a French Immersion program.  Show Less...