Cranston SE Calgary MLS® Listings
Houses, Condos and Real Estate For Sale by Calgary REALTORS®.
Cranston is a southeast Calgary community that Carma Developers, now known as Brookfield Residential, began building in 1999 on land bounded by Stoney Trail, Deerfoot Trail, Fish Creek Park and the Bow River. Its centrepiece is Century Hall, a 22,000 square foot residents' clubhouse with a gym, splash park, tennis court and outdoor rink, one of the first facilities of its kind built into a new Calgary community. Cranston sits along the Fish Creek Park escarpment, giving many streets direct access to hiking and biking trails and river valley views. Riverstone, a newer 671-acre section of Cranston, adds townhomes, villas and estate homes backing onto the Bow River. Families have public options including Cranston Elementary, which opened in 2010, and Dr. George Stanley School for grades 5 to 9, plus Catholic elementary Christ the King. Joane Cardinal-Schubert High School, open since 2018 in nearby Seton, serves Cranston's teens. Cranston suits buyers who want river valley access and a resident-only recreation centre in one community.
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Cranston MLS® Listings - Houses, Condos and Real Estate For Sale in SE Calgary
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cranston
What is Century Hall in Cranston?
Century Hall is a 22,000 square foot residents' clubhouse with a gymnasium, splash park, tennis court, hockey area and program space for classes like yoga and karate. It's reserved for Cranston residents and was one of the first clubhouses of its kind built into a new Calgary community.
Who developed Cranston and when?
Carma Developers, which later became Brookfield Residential, began developing Cranston in 1999. The community has since grown to include Riverstone, a newer 671-acre section along the Bow River.
What schools serve Cranston?
Public options include Cranston Elementary and Dr. George Stanley School for grades 5 to 9, while Christ the King serves Catholic families. Cranston teens attend Joane Cardinal-Schubert High School, which opened in Seton in 2018.