This historic community was home to the first “main street’ in Calgary.
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Over the years, the neighborhood has transformed into one of Calgary’s trendiest districts, known for its thriving arts scene, eclectic shops, and some of the best dining experiences in the city.
Inglewood attracts a diverse community, from young professionals and artists to families and retirees, who are drawn to the neighborhood’s lively, walkable streets and its close-knit, community-oriented atmosphere. With its blend of historical significance and modern amenities, Inglewood is a dynamic neighborhood offering a little something for everyone.
Inglewood is located in the city centre region of Calgary. The community is bordered by:
The neighbourhood’s proximity to downtown Calgary makes it a highly desirable location for those seeking both urban convenience and access to outdoor amenities like the Calgary Zoo, and St. Patrick’s Island, and across the Elbow river from Fort Calgary Historic Park.
Inglewood is served by several reputable schools that include Ramsay School, Colonel Walker School and St. Monica School. Outside the neighbourhood, there are plenty of excellent schooling options for the kids. See our list of schools nearby here.
Just north of the community is The Foothills Medical Centre and the Alberta Children’s Hospital, one of Calgary’s largest hospitals. The hospital offers comprehensive medical services, including emergency care, specialized treatments, and outpatient services, ensuring residents have access to high-quality healthcare.
This sought after neighbourhood offers an urban, artistic lifestyle with a strong sense of community. Its lively streets are filled with independent shops, trendy restaurants, art galleries, and local breweries, making it a cultural hotspot within the city.
Inglewood is located in the city centre region of Calgary and bordered by Ramsay, the East Village and the Bow River.
If you're buying a home in Inglewood and looking for a school for your child, you'll be pleased to know that the neighbourhood has a number of schooling options to choose from.
A local gem, the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary offers over 36 hectares of natural space along the Bow River, where residents can enjoy walking trails, birdwatching, and wildlife spotting. It’s a peaceful retreat right in the city, making it a popular destination for nature lovers.
Another natural attraction nearby, Pearce Estate Park offers scenic pathways, ponds, and picnic areas. The park is perfect for families and outdoor enthusiasts looking to enjoy a day in nature.
Inglewood Golf and Curling Club is a semi-private golf course is located just southeast of the neighborhood and offers a scenic golfing experience along the Bow River.
Inglewood Community Association – www.icacalgary.com
From vintage clothing stores and antique shops to fine dining restaurants and casual cafés, Inglewood offers a diverse range of options for residents and visitors alike.
Inglewood is known for its vibrant craft beer and spirits scene, with several local breweries and distilleries calling the neighborhood home. Places like Cold Garden Beverage Company, High Line Brewing, and Ol’ Beautiful Brewing Co. are favorite hangouts for both locals and visitors.
Many homes in Inglewood reflect the neighborhood’s historic past, with charming character homes featuring traditional architecture such as gabled roofs, brick facades, and wraparound porches. These homes often retain original features while being updated for modern living.
For those looking for more affordable housing options, Inglewood offers a selection of low-rise condos and townhouses. These are popular with first-time buyers who want to be close to downtown and enjoy the neighborhood’s urban, creative vibe.
With The Calgary Guide’s expertise and extensive knowledge of the area, they will guide you through the available real estate options and help you find the perfect home.
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