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Explore Calgary luxury homes for sale, including custom residences, estate homes, renovated inner-city properties, executive homes and high-end condos across the city. Compare communities, architecture, lots, garages, views, renovations, condition and current MLS® listings.
Explore current Calgary luxury homes for sale and compare high-end real estate across established neighbourhoods, newer communities and inner-city locations. Calgary's luxury market can include custom and semi-custom detached homes, extensively renovated residences, estate-style properties and select premium condominiums.
Luxury real estate is not defined by price alone. Buyers should compare construction quality, architectural design, lot characteristics, renovation history, garage configuration, views, outdoor spaces and the condition of major building systems to understand what is actually contributing to a property's value.
- Custom & Estate Homes Compare custom construction, distinctive architecture, premium lots, larger garages, walkout basements and specialized interior features.
- Inner-City & Renovated Luxury Established Calgary neighbourhoods can offer mature settings, substantially renovated homes and locations close to downtown, pathways, parks and established amenities.
- Premium Condos & Low-Maintenance Living High-end condominium options may provide views, concierge-style amenities, premium finishes and a different ownership and maintenance profile from detached luxury homes.
Buyers who prefer to search by price can also explore Calgary homes from $1,000,000 to $2,000,000, while Calgary million-dollar homes for sale provides another way to compare higher-priced properties throughout the city.
What to Review When Buying a Calgary Luxury Home
For custom, renovated or older luxury homes, review the scope and quality of previous improvements together with available permits. High-end kitchens, millwork and finish packages should be considered alongside roofing, windows, plumbing, electrical systems, furnaces, air conditioning and other major components.
Lot and location can be especially important because these characteristics are difficult to change. Compare privacy, orientation, views, landscaping, outdoor living areas, pathway or green-space exposure, road influence and how the property is positioned within its neighbourhood.
Larger luxury homes can also have more complex operating requirements. Multiple HVAC systems, extensive landscaping, irrigation, specialty exterior materials, smart-home technology, pools or other custom features may affect maintenance, insurance and ongoing ownership costs.
When considering a luxury condominium, review condo fees and inclusions, reserve fund information, financial statements, insurance, bylaws, recent meeting minutes where available, major repairs, special assessments, parking, storage and applicable pet, rental or renovation restrictions.
Questions about Calgary luxury homes for sale?
Contact Diane Richardson at 403.397.3706, email diane@mypadcalgary.com or use the online contact form.
Calgary Luxury Homes for Sale
203 42 Avenue SW
Calgary
T2S 1A7
$1,175,000
Residential
beds: 8
baths: 4.0
2,684 sq. ft.
built: 1961
- Status:
- Active
- Prop. Type:
- Residential
- MLS® Num:
- A2348856
- Bedrooms:
- 8
- Bathrooms:
- 4
- Year Built:
- 1961
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- Property Type:
- Residential
- Property Sub Type:
- Full Duplex
- Condo Type:
- Not a Condo
- Transaction Type:
- For Sale
- Suite:
- Yes
- Num Legal Suites:
- 0
- Num Illegal Suites:
- 2
- Home Style:
- Attached-Side by Side, Bungalow
- Total Living Area:
- 2,683.66 sq. ft.
- Lot Area:
- 6,845 sq. ft.
- Lot Frontage:
- 65'
- Front Exposure:
- North
- Entry Level:
- 1
- Levels:
- One
- End Unit:
- 1 Common Wall
- Total Rooms Above Grade:
- 9
- Year built:
- 1961 (Age: 65)
- Bedrooms:
- 8 (Above Grd: 6)
- Bedrooms Above Grade:
- 6
- Bedrooms On Main:
- 6
- Bedrooms Below Grade:
- 2
- Bathrooms:
- 4.0 (Full:4, Half:0)
- Num Ensuite Baths:
- 0
- Plan:
- 7808HH
- Heating:
- Forced Air
- Basement:
- Full, Finished, Separate/Exterior Entry
- Foundation:
- Poured Concrete
- New Constr.:
- No
- Construction Material:
- Stucco, Wood Frame
- Structure Type:
- Duplex
- Roof:
- Asphalt Shingle
- Ensuite:
- No
- Flooring:
- Hardwood, Laminate, Linoleum, Tile, Vinyl Plank
- Cooling:
- None
- Fireplaces:
- 1
- Fireplace Details:
- Wood Burning
- Garage:
- Yes
- Garage Spaces:
- 2
- Parking:
- Driveway, Single Garage Attached
- Parking Places:
- 4
- Parking Total/Covered:
- 4 / -
- Laundry Features:
- In Unit, Laundry Room, Multiple Locations
- Southwest
- Parkhill
- Dishwasher, Electric Range, Refrigerator, Washer/Dryer
- N/A
- None Known
- Floor
- Type
- Size
- Other
- Main Floor
- Bedroom
- 10'8" × 9'8"
- Main Floor
- Bedroom - Primary
- 13'3" × 12'5"
- Main Floor
- Kitchen
- 13'10" × 9'1"
- Main Floor
- Dining Room
- 10'11" × 7'6"
- Main Floor
- Living Room
- 17'3" × 14'5"
- Main Floor
- Bedroom
- 10'4" × 9'8"
- Main Floor
- Bedroom
- 10'8" × 9'8"
- Main Floor
- Bedroom
- 10'4" × 9'9"
- Main Floor
- Bedroom - Primary
- 13'3" × 12'2"
- Suite
- Bedroom
- 11' × 7'9"
- Suite
- Bedroom
- 12'11" × 9'9"
- Floor
- Ensuite
- Pieces
- Other
- Main Floor
- No
- 4
- 7'9" x 9'8"
- Main Floor
- No
- 4
- 9'8" x 7'6"
- Suite
- No
- 4
- 6'8" x 7'7"
- Suite
- No
- 4
- 6'2" x 7'10"
- Title to Land:
- Fee Simple
- Community Features:
- Park, Playground, Schools Nearby, Shopping Nearby, Walking/Bike Paths
- Interior Features:
- Kitchen Island, Laminate Counters, Storage
- Exterior Features:
- Private Yard
- Patio And Porch Features:
- None
- Lot Features:
- Front Yard, Low Maintenance Landscape
- Num. of Parcels:
- 0
- Fencing:
- Partial
- Region:
- Calgary
- Zone:
- CAL Zone CC
- Zoning:
- R-CG
- Listed Date:
- Sep 30, 2026
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Upper Unit 203A- 3 bedroom/1 bathroom
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Upper Unit 203A
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Living Room Virtually Staged
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Upper Unit 203A- Dining Room
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Dining Room Virtually Staged
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Upper Unit 203A
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Upper Unit 203A
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Upper Unit 203A-Bedroom 1
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Bedroom 1- Virtually Staged
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Upper Unit 203A-Bedroom 2
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Bedroom 2 Virtually Staged
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Upper Unit 203A-Bedroom 1
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Bedroom 3 Virtually Staged
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Upper Unit 203A Bathroom
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Upper Unit 203A Laundry
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Upper Unit 203 B
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Upper Unit - 3 bedrooms
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Upper Unit 203B
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Upper Unit 203B
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Upper Unit 203B
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Upper Unit 203B
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Lower Unit 203C
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Lower unit 203C
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Lower Unit Kitchen
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Lower unit 203C
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Lower unit 203C
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Lower Unit 203C
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Prime Parkhill Location
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Minutes from downtown
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Close to Macleod Trail and the LRT
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Unit 203A- Upper Unit on Left Side
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203 B-Upper Unit
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203C Lower Unit
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203D-Lower Unit
- Listings on market:
- 6,704
- Avg list price:
- $550,000
- Min list price:
- $115,000
- Max list price:
- $10,750,000
- Avg days on market:
- 41
- Min days on market:
- 1
- Max days on market:
- 503
- Avg price per sq.ft.:
- $401.64
- DIANE RICHARDSON
- CIR REALTY
- 1 (403) 397 3706
- Contact by Email
Buying a Luxury Home in Calgary
Calgary luxury homes for sale include far more than large houses with premium finishes. Buyers may be comparing custom residences, estate homes on distinctive lots, extensively renovated properties in established neighbourhoods, contemporary inner-city homes, newer luxury construction and select high-end condominiums.
At this level, the strongest purchase decision usually comes from understanding what cannot easily be changed later. Lot quality, architecture, location, views, garage configuration and construction quality can matter just as much as kitchens, flooring and finish packages.
What Defines Value in Calgary Luxury Real Estate?
Purchase price alone does not explain why one luxury home may command substantially more than another. Value can come from location, lot characteristics, architecture, construction quality, renovation scope, views, outdoor spaces, garage configuration and the home's overall condition.
A smaller extensively renovated residence in an established inner-city neighbourhood may compete directly with a larger newer home farther from the city centre. Likewise, an estate-style property with a premium lot may derive a significant portion of its value from land and setting rather than interior square footage.
Location and Lot Quality Can Be the Real Luxury
Luxury finishes can be replaced. A property's location, lot orientation, views and relationship to surrounding homes generally cannot. Buyers should consider privacy, mature trees, yard usability, green-space or pathway exposure, mountain or city views and proximity to major roads.
Premium lots may also include extensive landscaping, irrigation, retaining walls, outdoor kitchens, patios or other improvements that would be costly to reproduce. At the same time, these features can create additional maintenance responsibilities that should be understood before purchase.
Important Luxury Property Details to Compare
Custom Home or Extensively Renovated Property?
Custom homes may offer distinctive architecture, specialized layouts and materials selected specifically for the original owner. These features can be valuable when they align with your needs, but highly personalized design can also affect future resale appeal.
An extensively renovated established home can provide a different kind of value, combining a mature location with updated interiors and major systems. Buyers should ask what was changed, when the work occurred and whether appropriate permits and documentation are available.
Inner-City Luxury Requires a Different Comparison
Calgary's inner-city luxury properties may trade larger suburban lots for proximity to downtown, established streetscapes, restaurants, pathways and other urban amenities. Buyers may encounter contemporary infills, custom detached homes and extensively rebuilt older properties.
Pay particular attention to street position, neighbouring development, privacy, garage access, lot width and how future redevelopment nearby could affect views or the overall setting.
New Luxury Construction: Look Beyond the Show-Home Finish
Newer luxury homes can provide modern layouts, large glazing, contemporary kitchens, newer mechanical systems and current technology, but buyers should confirm exactly what is included in the purchase.
Landscaping, fencing, decks, window coverings, air conditioning, basement development and garage upgrades can represent substantial additional spending. Review applicable new-home warranty information and understand what remains incomplete at possession.
Walkout Basements and Specialty Spaces
Higher-end Calgary homes may include walkout basements, wine rooms, fitness areas, theatres, wet bars, home offices, guest suites or other specialized spaces. These can enhance enjoyment but should be evaluated according to how useful they are to your household.
For walkouts, also review grading, retaining structures, drainage, exterior access and how the lower level connects with the yard.
Smart Homes, Solar and Integrated Technology
Luxury properties may include lighting controls, security systems, integrated audio, motorized coverings, solar panels, EV charging or other technology. Confirm which components are included in the sale, whether equipment is owned outright and whether subscriptions or proprietary systems are required.
Technology can date faster than the house itself, so buyers should separate durable improvements from systems that may eventually require upgrading or replacement.
Premium Finishes Should Not Distract From Major Systems
High-end appliances, natural stone, hardwood, custom cabinetry and specialty lighting can add substantial appeal, but expensive cosmetic finishes should not overshadow the condition of the roof, windows, plumbing, electrical systems and HVAC equipment.
Replacing a major system in a large home can be considerably more expensive than in a typical property, particularly when multiple furnaces, extensive glazing or specialty exterior materials are involved.
Professional Inspection and Specialist Reviews
Luxury pricing does not eliminate the need for appropriate due diligence. Buyers should consider a professional property inspection before removing applicable purchase conditions.
Depending on the home, additional review by roofing, structural, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, pool, fireplace or other qualified specialists may also be appropriate. Major renovations should be compared with available permit records where relevant.
Luxury Condo Due Diligence Is Different
A high-end condominium may offer views, concierge-style services, amenities and low-maintenance ownership, but the condominium corporation becomes an important part of the purchase decision.
Review condo fees and inclusions, reserve fund information, financial statements, corporation insurance, bylaws, recent meeting minutes where available, major repairs, special assessments, parking, storage and applicable pet, rental and renovation restrictions.
Think About Resale Before Making Highly Personal Changes
Luxury homes often contain specialized design choices. A feature that provides significant value to one owner may have limited appeal to a future buyer.
When comparing properties or planning major renovations, distinguish between improvements that enhance broadly useful characteristics and highly personalized features that may not recover their cost at resale.
Insurance and Carrying Costs Deserve Early Attention
Luxury-home operating expenses can vary significantly. Larger floor areas, extensive glazing, pools, specialty roofing, custom exterior materials, elaborate landscaping and multiple mechanical systems can affect insurance, utilities and ongoing maintenance.
Obtaining property-specific insurance information and estimating annual operating costs before finalizing a purchase can provide a much clearer picture of the property's total ownership cost.
Compare Calgary Luxury Homes by Price
Buyers who want to narrow the luxury market by budget can review Calgary homes from $1,000,000 to $2,000,000 or explore Calgary million-dollar homes for sale.
Comparing different luxury price levels can help show whether additional budget is buying more land, a stronger location, newer construction, more substantial renovations or simply a larger home.
Get Help Buying a Calgary Luxury Home
If you are comparing Calgary luxury homes for sale, Diane Richardson can help you review current listings and evaluate the details that often matter most in higher-end real estate, including location, lot quality, architecture, custom construction, renovation history, garages, views, mechanical systems and overall property condition.
Comparing Custom, Renovated and Newer Luxury Homes?
Calgary's luxury market includes very different types of properties. A custom home may emphasize architecture and specialized construction, while an extensively renovated residence may combine a mature neighbourhood with updated interiors and building systems. Newer luxury construction can offer contemporary layouts, current technology and newer mechanical components.
Diane can help you compare these properties on more than asking price and square footage by identifying differences in land, construction, renovation scope, location and potential future ownership costs.
Lot, Location and Views Can Matter as Much as the House
Interior finishes can often be changed, while lot orientation, privacy, mountain or city views, mature landscaping and street position are much harder to alter. These permanent characteristics can be especially important when comparing higher-priced properties.
Buyers should also consider pathway or green-space exposure, nearby redevelopment, road influence, yard usability, outdoor living areas, grading and drainage when evaluating the overall setting.
Review Renovations and Major Systems Carefully
Luxury finishes do not necessarily mean every major building component has been upgraded. Roofing, windows, furnaces, air conditioning, plumbing, electrical systems and exterior materials can represent significant future costs in a larger or more complex home.
For substantially renovated properties, ask what work was completed, when it was done and whether applicable permits or documentation are available. A professional property inspection may also identify areas that warrant further specialist review.
Considering a Luxury Condominium?
High-end condominiums require different due diligence from detached luxury homes. Buyers should review condo fees and inclusions, reserve fund information, financial statements, corporation insurance, bylaws and recent meeting minutes where available.
Parking, storage, pet and rental rules, renovation restrictions, major repair history and any known or proposed special assessments should also be considered as part of the purchase decision.
Want to Narrow Your Search by Price?
Buyers can compare Calgary homes from $1,000,000 to $2,000,000 or browse Calgary million-dollar homes for sale to focus on specific parts of the higher-end market.
Comparing price ranges can help determine whether additional budget is providing a stronger location, larger or more distinctive lot, newer construction, more substantial renovations or simply additional square footage.
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