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Point McKay small but cute neighbourhood located in the northwest. Flanked by Bowness Road to the north & Bow River to its south.
The community was annexed to the City of Calgary in 1963.
Point McKay primarily consists of Townhouses & Apartment t buildings, Single-detached homes comprising a smaller portion. About 45% of properties were built between 1960 & 1980, with the rest pre-1960 & in the 1980's.
Residents have direct access to the Bow River pathway system & Edworthy Park, connected via a pedestrian bridge. Edworthy Park offers natural areas like the Douglas Fir Trail & Lawrey Gardens, along with amenities like gazebos, picnic tables & fire pits. Nearby, the Riverside Towers provide recreational facilities, including tennis courts & fitness amenities.
Elementary: University School (Grades K-6).
Junior/Senior High: Queen Elizabeth High School (Grades 7-12).
Elementary: St. Pius X School (Grades K-6).
Elementary/Junior High: Our Lady of the Assumption School (Grades K-9).
Middle School: Madeleine D'Houet School (Grades 7-9).
Senior High: St. Francis High School (Grades 10-12)
In late 2024, Condos were sold in Riverside Towers with an average price of $360,519, and Townhouses average sold price was $621,218.
The neighbourhood offers a variety of housing options, including Townhouses & Apartments ranging between $200,000 & $600,000.
Point McKay's location provides easy access to Market Mall, the Foothills Medical Centre & the Alberta Children's Hospital. The community is also near Canada Olympic Park, offering recreational activities like skiing & mountain biking.
The neighbourhood benefits from proximity to major roadways such as Memorial Drive & the Trans-Canada Highway, giving you great travel across Calgary. Calgary Transit offers bus services along Bowness Road, with direct routes to Downtown with minimal stops.
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