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Red Carpet is one of Calgary’s oldest residential neighbourhoods, firstly developed with mobile homes.
In the south east quadrant of Calgary, flanked by Elliston Park, 68 Street SE, 17 Avenue SE, & the CN tracks.
Known for its affordability, Red Carpet offers a mix of Mobile homes, & Apartments, making it accessible to diverse buyers & limited budgets.
Penbrooke Meadows School: Public elementary Grades K- 5.
Ernest Morrow School: Public middle school Grades 6 to 9.
Forest Lawn High School: Public high school Grades 10 to 12.
Nearby Catholic Schools:
St. Peter School. Grades K- High school.
St. Rose of Lima School. Grades K- High school.
Mobile Homes: Approximately $170,000.
Condos: Approximately $250,000.
Sales: Homes in Red Carpet typically sell in under 10 days.
Above Asking Price: Approximately 22.2% of homes sell above the asking price, indicating strong demand.
Offers green spaces, walking paths & it hosts the annual GlobalFest fireworks competition, providing residents with recreational opportunities & many cultural events.
Proximity to East Hills Shopping Centre & various retail stores along 17 Avenue SE offers convenient access to shopping & dining.
Easy access to major roadways such as Stoney Trail & 17 Avenue SE. Good commuting & connectivity.
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