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Martindale is an established northeast Calgary community, founded in 1983, with its own CTrain station on the Blue Line. Most homes are detached houses, and the community association runs outdoor rinks, courts and a playground. Browse current listings below, updated daily from the MLS®.
Taradale is across Falconridge Boulevard to the east, and Saddle Ridge is north of 80 Avenue NE.
See it on the map →About 85% of homes are detached houses. Most were built between 1981 and 2010, with the biggest share from the 1990s.
The Martindale Community Association funded an outdoor site with basketball courts, a hockey rink, a Gaga pit, a playground and green space. Martindale also helped create the Genesis Centre, which opened in 2012.
The station opened in 2012 and sits between McKnight–Westwinds and Saddletowne stations. It has no park-and-ride lot. Métis Trail runs along the west edge.
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Asking prices of homes listed for sale today, over $50,000. Updates every time the page loads. See every Martindale listing →
Get to know Martindale
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Buying in Martindale: what to check
If a home has a second unit, confirm whether it's legal and registered with the City. It matters for safety, insurance and any rental income you plan on.
Most homes were built between the 1980s and 2000s. Check the age of the roof, windows, furnace and hot water tank, and get a home inspection.
Living near Martindale station is handy, but homes close to the tracks can hear trains. The station has no park-and-ride, so check street parking nearby.
Who Martindale suits
Martindale suits families and multi-generational households who want a detached home with a CTrain station close by. It also works for commuters who want to ride the Blue Line instead of driving.
Read my full Martindale community guide →Martindale area facts
- Population
- 14,540 (2021 Census)
- City ward
- Ward 5
- Established
- 1983
- Community association
- Martindale Community Association
- Schools in the community
- Crossing Park School, Manmeet Singh Bhullar School, École La Mosaïque
- Good to know
- Martindale CTrain station on the Blue Line opened inside the community on August 27, 2012
Sources: calgary.ca · calgarycommunities.com · en.wikipedia.org
Development updates, local events and what's happening in Martindale, from local news outlets.
See the latest Martindale news →My take on the streets, schools, commute and what homes cost to own here.
Read my Martindale guide →Martindale FAQ
Where is Martindale in Calgary?
Martindale is in northeast Calgary, between Métis Trail and Falconridge Boulevard NE. It runs from 64 Avenue NE north to 80 Avenue NE.
Is there a CTrain station in Martindale?
Yes. Martindale station on the Blue Line opened in 2012, with platforms beside Martindale Boulevard. Bus Route 60 also serves the station.
What schools are in Martindale?
Schools in the community include Crossing Park School, Manmeet Singh Bhullar School and École La Mosaïque, a francophone school. Check designations for your address with each school board.
Does Martindale have a community association?
Yes. The Martindale Community Association was founded in 1988. It doesn't have a hall, but it runs outdoor rinks, courts and a playground.
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