Acadia Homes For Sale in Calgary
Discover tree-lined streets, charming mid-century bungalows, and an unbeatable location in the southeast Calgary community of Acadia. Whether you're a first-time buyer, family, or downsizer, Acadia offers lifestyle, value, and convenience. The majority of homes for sale in Acadia consist of detached homes that are typically bungalows. Acadia, Calgary is a charming, family-friendly southeast community complete with all the conveniences. Developed in the 1960's, Acadia is bordered by Heritage Drive to the south, Southland Drive to the north, Blackfoot Trail to the east and Macleod Trail to the west.
Acadia Real Estate Market Statistics
| Average Price | $580K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $200K |
| Highest Price | $893K |
| Total Listings | 36 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 38 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $533 |
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Why Buyers Love Living in Acadia
- Established southeast Calgary neighbourhood with mature trees, wide streets, and a true community feel
- Affordable homes on large lots—ideal for first-time buyers, upsizers, and renovators
- Incredible location with quick access to Deerfoot Trail, Macleod Trail, and downtown
- Close to amenities like Chinook Centre, Deerfoot Meadows, and the Calgary Farmers’ Market
- Top-rated schools, recreation, and walkability make Acadia a favourite for families and professionals
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Acadia is one of Calgary’s most popular southeast neighbourhoods—especially for buyers looking for value, character, and convenience. Whether you're purchasing your first home, upsizing, or investing in a property with great renovation potential, the Marnie Campbell Real Estate Team will help you find the right fit. We know which streets offer the best long-term value, how to evaluate renovation opportunities, and what buyers need to know to make a confident move.
What It’s Like to Live in Acadia
Acadia blends charm, convenience, and strong community roots. With local schools, shops, playgrounds, and sports facilities all within walking distance, it’s easy to settle in and feel at home. Whether you’re walking to the Acadia Rec Centre, heading out for groceries, or commuting downtown, life in Acadia is about simplicity and connection. It’s a neighbourhood where neighbours know each other and pride of ownership runs deep.
The Story of Acadia: Southeast Calgary’s Established Gem
- Before it became a residential neighbourhood, Acadia was mostly farmland, annexed by the City of Calgary in 1956 and developed to meet growing post-war housing demand.
- Acadia was established in 1960 and developed throughout the 1960s and 70s with single-family homes and quiet, tree-lined streets
- The name “Acadia” honours Acadian heritage—a nod to Canada’s French-speaking maritime history
- Many original homes were built with quality craftsmanship and now feature tasteful renovations or serve as ideal rebuild opportunities
- The community remains family-oriented, with an active community association and access to some of Calgary’s best schools and recreation
- Today, Acadia is one of Calgary’s most affordable and livable inner-southeast neighbourhoods, offering strong resale value and ongoing revitalization
Types of Homes in Acadia
Acadia offers variety, value, and the kind of space that’s hard to find in newer communities.
- Mid-Century Bungalows – 3–4 bedroom homes on wide lots, many with updated interiors and finished basements
- Renovated Family Homes – Stylish upgrades that blend modern finishes with original charm
- Duplexes, Townhomes, and Condos – Affordable options for first-time buyers or investors
- Acadia Price Range – Bungalows typically start in the high $500,000s, with renovated homes reaching $800,000+
If you're looking for a home with character, yard space, and access to everything, Acadia delivers.
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Nearby Amenities and Everyday Essentials
Acadia offers some of the best everyday convenience in Calgary’s southeast.
- Acadia Shopping Centre & Deerfoot Meadows – From big-box stores to local services and Costco
- Calgary Farmers’ Market – Fresh produce, artisan vendors, and local food options
- Chinook Centre – One of Calgary’s largest shopping malls with restaurants, theatres, and premium retail
- Recreation nearby – Acadia Recreation Complex, tennis courts, hockey rink, and fitness classes
Schools Near Acadia
Acadia is known for its access to a wide range of public, Catholic, and alternative school programs.
- Acadia School (CBE) – K–6 with a strong community focus
- David Thompson School (CBE) – Grades 6–9 with STEM and arts programming
- Lord Beaverbrook High School (CBE) – Grades 10–12 with Advanced Placement, fine arts, and Career & Tech Studies
- École de la Rose Sauvage & École de la Source – French-language public and Catholic options nearby
- Our Lady of the Rockies High School (CCSD) – Catholic 10–12 with strong academic, athletic, and leadership programs
Parks, Pathways, and Recreation
Acadia has excellent green spaces, making it easy to stay active close to home.
- Acadia Athletic Park – Sports fields, baseball diamonds, and seasonal activities
- Sue Higgins Off-Leash Dog Park – A short drive away for Calgary’s largest dog-friendly space
- Bonnybrook and Bow River Pathways – Bike, walk, or run along the river into downtown
- Acadia Community Garden & Ice Rink – Locally run and community-powered spaces for residents of all ages
Acadia Liveability Score: Commute, Walkability, Schools & More
| Category | Score | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Commute to Downtown | 8.1/10 | Roughly 15–20 minutes by car, with excellent access to Macleod Trail and Heritage LRT station nearby. |
| School Access | 8.3/10 | Multiple public and Catholic schools, plus Lord Beaverbrook High School and Alberta Ballet School nearby. |
| Walkability & Amenities | 8.6/10 | Acadia offers excellent walkability with local shops, restaurants, and grocery stores along Fairmount Drive. |
| Green Space & Nature | 7.7/10 | Acadia Athletic Park, Bonaventure Park, and access to Bow River pathways give residents room to enjoy the outdoors. |
| Community Vibe | 8.4/10 | With its mature trees, established homes, and strong community association, Acadia has a grounded, neighbourly charm. |
| Resale Stability | 8.5/10 | Acadia remains in demand thanks to its inner-south location, affordability, and continued investment in revitalization. |
Overall Acadia Liveability Score: 8.3/10
Acadia blends inner-city convenience with walkability, great schools, and a well-rooted community vibe.
*Liveability scores are based on publicly available information and our local market expertise. They are intended for general informational purposes only and should not be considered a substitute for independent research or professional advice.
Is Acadia the Right Neighbourhood for You?
Acadia Homes for Sale FAQs
Is Acadia a good neighbourhood for first-time home buyers?
Yes, Acadia is one of Calgary’s most popular neighbourhoods for first-time buyers. You’ll find a range of price points, strong resale value, and homes with renovation potential — perfect if you want to build equity over time. Plus, the central location makes commuting and errands easy.
I’m not familiar with Calgary — how does Acadia compare to other neighbourhoods?
Acadia is centrally located with quick access to major roads, the LRT, and great shopping. It offers more character and larger lots than many newer suburbs. Compared to other southeast neighbourhoods, Acadia has a more established feel — and usually better value per square foot. We’ll walk you through a side-by-side comparison so you can make the best choice.
Does Acadia have good walkability?
Yes — Acadia is incredibly walkable. You’re close to parks, schools, playgrounds, local shops, and even a major mall. For many buyers, the ability to walk for coffee, groceries, or after-school pickup is a huge lifestyle plus that’s hard to find in other areas.
Are there good renovation opportunities in Acadia?
Definitely. Many homes in Acadia were built in the 1960s and 70s, so there are great opportunities to add value through thoughtful updates. Whether you're planning a light refresh or a full renovation, Acadia is known for solid bones and long-term potential — especially on those larger lots.
How competitive is the market in Acadia?
The market in Acadia tends to move quickly — especially for updated homes or those priced well. Because it’s such a sought-after neighbourhood, it’s important to be prepared. We’ll help you get pre-approved, understand the trends, and be ready to act confidently when the right home hits the market.
What’s the average price of a home in Acadia?
As of Q1 2025, the benchmark price for a detached home in Acadia is $649,500. While that’s up 5.4% year-over-year, it actually dipped slightly compared to Q4 2024—showing that timing really does matter in real estate. Our team stays on top of these numbers so you can feel confident in every decision you make.
Source: Pillar 9, CREB® Quarterly Market Report
Are schools in Acadia within walking distance?
Yes. Families love that Acadia has several schools within walking distance — including Acadia School (K-6), David Thompson School (5-9), and Lord Beaverbrook High School. There are also nearby options in the Catholic system and French immersion programs.
What amenities are close to Acadia?
Acadia is close to everything — whether it’s groceries at Calgary Co-op, restaurants along Macleod Trail, or shopping at Southcentre Mall. You’ll also find quick access to the LRT, health clinics, rec centres, and more.
Is Acadia a good neighbourhood for long-term investment?
Yes — Acadia has proven to be a smart long-term investment. Its central location, larger lots, and increasing number of renovated homes continue to attract buyers. Whether you’re planning to live in your home or hold it as a rental, Acadia offers stability and solid resale value.
What types of homes are available in Acadia?
Most homes in Acadia are single-family bungalows, many with updated interiors and spacious backyards. You'll also find townhomes and condos, making it accessible for a range of buyers — from first-timers to downsizers looking for low-maintenance living in an established area.
How do I know if Acadia is the right neighbourhood for my lifestyle?
Start by asking what matters most to you — walkability, yard space, school options, or easy commuting. Acadia offers all of these, but it shines if you value a mature community with real character. We’ll help you compare your priorities with what Acadia offers, so you feel confident in your neighbourhood choice.
I’m relocating to Calgary — is Acadia a good neighbourhood to consider?
Absolutely. Acadia is popular with relocating buyers because of its central location, established schools, and access to transit and major roads. You're close to everything — downtown, shopping, healthcare, and recreation. We’ve helped many out-of-town buyers explore Acadia, and we’ll make sure you feel informed, supported, and confident every step of the way.
I think I’m ready to buy in Acadia. What’s the best next step?
The best way to get started is with a quick call. We’ll talk about what you're looking for, what’s realistic in the Acadia market, and how to make sure you’re ready to act when the right home comes along. Schedule your no-obligation buyer call here — we’ll guide you with clarity and confidence, every step of the way.
Relocating to Calgary and Interested in Acadia Homes for Sale?
The Marnie Campbell Real Estate Team understands how overwhelming a relocation can feel. That’s why we’ve helped hundreds of families and professionals move to Calgary with confidence. If you’re curious about Acadia but don’t know the city well, we’ll help you make sense of schools, commute routes, and what fits your lifestyle best.
Start by downloading our Calgary Relocation Guide — or schedule a no-obligation call and we’ll talk about how to make your move easier, step by step.
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