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Saddle Ridge is one of Calgary's largest communities, on the city's northeast edge. Saddletowne CTrain station sits in the middle of it, with shops and restaurants around Saddletowne Circle and the Genesis Centre next door. Browse current listings below, updated daily from the MLS®.
Saddle Ridge runs from 80 Avenue NE north to Airport Trail NE, between Métis Trail and Stoney Trail NE, on the city's northeast edge.
See it on the map →The area began as acreages, and a few still remain. More than nine in ten homes were built in 2001 or later.
The plaza by Saddletowne station includes a YMCA. Saddle Ridge also helped plan and seed-fund the Genesis Centre, a community centre that opened in 2012.
Saddletowne is the end of the Blue Line. MAX Orange runs west from the station to Brentwood, and Route 100 is a bus rapid transit link to the airport.
Check the drive to downtown →Tap a card for more detail.
Asking prices of homes listed for sale today, over $50,000. Updates every time the page loads. See every Saddle Ridge listing →
Get to know Saddle Ridge
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Buying in Saddle Ridge: what to check
Many Saddle Ridge homes have a basement suite. Ask whether it is a legal suite registered with the City, and check permits before you count on rental income.
Saddle Ridge has older sections from the 2000s and newer streets in Savanna. Compare the age of the home, lot size and finishes against newer builds.
Homes near Saddletowne station make the CTrain easy. If you drive, try Métis Trail and Stoney Trail at rush hour before you buy.
Who Saddle Ridge suits
Saddle Ridge suits families, multi-generational households and first-time buyers who want a detached home with CTrain access. Newcomers to Calgary also like the shops, places of worship and services close to home.
Read my full Saddle Ridge community guide →Saddle Ridge area facts
- Population
- 24,365 (2021 Census)
- City ward
- Ward 5
- Established
- Mid-2000s (urban development began; earlier an acreage community)
- Community association
- Saddle Ridge Community Association
- Schools in the community
- Saddle Ridge School, Peter Lougheed School, Nelson Mandela High School, Light of Christ Catholic School
- Good to know
- Saddletowne CTrain station, the northeast end of the Blue Line, opened in the community in 2012
Sources: calgary.ca · en.wikipedia.org · calgarycommunities.com · cbe.ab.ca
Development updates, local events and what's happening in Saddle Ridge, from local news outlets.
See the latest Saddle Ridge news →My take on the streets, schools, commute and what homes cost to own here.
Read my Saddle Ridge guide →Saddle Ridge FAQ
Where is Saddle Ridge in Calgary?
Saddle Ridge is in northeast Calgary, north of 80 Avenue NE and east of Métis Trail. Stoney Trail and the airport are close by.
What types of homes are for sale in Saddle Ridge?
Most homes are detached. You'll also find townhomes, low-rise condos and semi-detached homes, and many houses have a basement suite.
Is there a CTrain station in Saddle Ridge?
Yes. Saddletowne station, the end of the Blue Line in the northeast, is in the community. It opened in 2012.
What schools are in Saddle Ridge?
Schools in the community include Saddle Ridge School, Peter Lougheed School, Nelson Mandela High School and Light of Christ Catholic School. Check designations with each school board.
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