Twin Hills Homes for Sale Calgary

About Twin Hills

Twin Hills is a newer residential community in SE Calgary, situated near the intersection of Stoney Trail and Deerfoot Trail — giving residents fast access to both the ring road and Calgary's main north-south freeway corridor. Like several SE communities that have grown up around Stoney Trail, Twin Hills offers a mix of single-family detached homes, semi-detached properties, and townhomes developed in recent years as Calgary's southeast expanded rapidly south of Marquis of Lorne Trail.

The community sits within a part of the city that has seen significant investment in roads, schools, and amenities over the last decade, making it a practical option for families who want newer construction without some of the premium attached to the deep southwest or northwest corridors.

Location & Commute

Twin Hills benefits from its proximity to Stoney Trail, which provides rapid access across the city without the congestion of inner-city arterials. Deerfoot Trail north connects to downtown Calgary in approximately 30–40 minutes depending on traffic, and south connects to Okotoks and the Foothills area. The SE has historically been well-served by bus transit linking to the Somerset-Bridlewood CTrain station on the Red Line's south leg, though specific routes should be confirmed with Calgary Transit for this community.

Housing in Twin Hills

Twin Hills offers primarily single-family detached homes and semi-detached (half duplex) product, with some attached townhome options depending on the specific parcel. Typical home sizes in the community range from about 1,400 to 2,600 sq ft of developed living space, with garages standard on detached homes. Pricing generally ranges from the mid-$500Ks for semi-detached homes and lower into the $600K–$900K range for larger detached properties.

As a newer community, Twin Hills buyers should pay attention to whether a property has a developed basement, since many homes are sold with undeveloped lower levels. Adding a legal suite or finishing the basement can be a meaningful way to add value, and the City of Calgary's suite approval process has streamlined considerably in recent years.

Schools

Calgary's SE continues to build out school capacity as communities grow. Buyers with school-age children should verify current attendance boundaries with the Calgary Board of Education and Calgary Catholic School District, as these boundaries can shift as new schools open. Several schools serve the broader SE corridor, including options in Legacy, Walden, and Mahogany for both public and Catholic systems.

Parks & Amenities

The Twin Hills area is within reasonable distance of Fish Creek Provincial Park, one of the largest urban parks in Canada, which offers extensive trail systems, natural areas, and Sikome Lake in the summer months. The South Health Campus hospital is a major regional amenity in this part of the city. For everyday shopping, the Shawnessy area to the west and the newer Legacy and Legacy Gate commercial areas provide groceries, restaurants, and retail.

What to Watch When Buying Here

Newer SE communities like Twin Hills require attention to the fine print: lot grading, proximity to Stoney Trail (for noise), whether there is a rear lane or attached garage, how much of the basement is developed, and what the monthly HOA or community fee situation looks like if there is one. Our team recommends a thorough inspection on any newer home — builder deficiencies are not uncommon in the first 5–10 years and knowing what's covered under the New Home Warranty program matters.

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