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Bridlewood is a family community on Calgary's southwest edge, first built in 1997. It has detached homes, townhomes and condos, three schools, and a wetland park with a boardwalk and viewing platform. Browse current listings below, updated daily from the MLS®.
Bridlewood is in Ward 13. Evergreen is to the north, Somerset is across James McKevitt Road to the east, and Spruce Meadows is just south of Stoney Trail.
See it on the map →Most homes were built between 1991 and 2010. Detached houses make up about two-thirds, and low-rise apartment-style condos are the next most common home type.
The wetland park at 45 Bridlecreek Park SW also has a bridge and a glacial erratic, a large boulder carried by glaciers from Mount Edith Cavell.
Stoney Trail has interchanges at 162 Avenue SW and at James McKevitt Road / Spruce Meadows Way. Somerset-Bridlewood station is the south end of the Red Line, with a large park and ride.
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Buying in Bridlewood: what to check
Bridlewood has a good number of low-rise condos. Review the reserve fund study, board minutes and fee history before you firm up an offer.
Most homes were built in the late 1990s and 2000s. Ask about the roof, furnace and hot water tank, and check what's been updated.
Bridlewood School, Monsignor J.J. O'Brien School and Glenmore Christian Academy are in the community. Check which public or Catholic school serves the address.
Who Bridlewood suits
Bridlewood suits families who want schools and parks close by, plus quick access to the ring road and the Red Line. Condos and townhomes also make it a good fit for first-time buyers and downsizers.
Read my full Bridlewood community guide →Bridlewood area facts
- Population
- 12,545 (2021 Census)
- City ward
- Ward 13
- Established
- 1997
- Community association
- Somerset Bridlewood Community Association
- Schools in the community
- Bridlewood School, Monsignor J.J. O'Brien School, Glenmore Christian Academy
- Good to know
- Bridlewood Wetlands, a six-hectare park with a boardwalk, viewing platform and a glacial erratic from Mount Edith Cavell
Sources: calgary.ca · en.wikipedia.org · calgarycommunities.com
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See the latest Bridlewood news →My take on the streets, schools, commute and what homes cost to own here.
Read my Bridlewood guide →Bridlewood FAQ
Where is Bridlewood in Calgary?
Bridlewood is on Calgary's southwest edge. It sits west of James McKevitt Road, between 162 Avenue SW and Stoney Trail, with Evergreen to the north.
What types of homes are in Bridlewood?
Most homes are detached houses built from the late 1990s through the 2000s. There are also apartment-style condos, semi-detached homes and townhomes.
What schools are in Bridlewood?
Bridlewood School (Calgary Board of Education), Monsignor J.J. O'Brien School (Calgary Catholic School District) and Glenmore Christian Academy are in the community.
Is there a CTrain station in Bridlewood?
Not inside the community. Somerset-Bridlewood station on the Red Line is just east, and Route 14 Bridlewood/Cranston connects to it.
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