A Celtic-themed community on 120 acres of park and Environmental Reserve, with Stoney Trail forming the entire southern boundary. Browse every Kincora listing on the market right now below.
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$670,000
1028 Kincora DR NW, Calgary, AB T3R 1R5
Listed by Century 21 Bamber Realty LTD.
$299,900
10 Kincora Glen PARK NW #305, Calgary, AB T3R 1K1
Listed by Royal LePage Benchmark
$359,900
450 Kincora Glen RD NW #3305, Calgary, AB T3R 1S2
Listed by Century 21 Bravo Realty
$850,000
50 Kincora PARK NW, Calgary, AB T3R 1L2
Listed by RE/MAX Rocky View Real Estate
$715,000
71 Kinlea Link NW, Calgary, AB T3R 0C3
Listed by TREC The Real Estate Company
$299,900
195 Kincora Glen RD NW #305, Calgary, AB T3R0S3
Listed by VIVO Realty
$299,900
195 Kincora Glen RD #224, Calgary, AB T3R0S3
Listed by TREC The Real Estate Company
$354,900
10 Kincora Glen PARK NW #115, Calgary, AB T3R1R9
Listed by Real Broker
$789,900
135 Kincora DR NW, Calgary, AB T3R1L5
Listed by Greater Calgary Real Estate
$399,900
402 Kincora Glen RD NW #2116, Calgary, AB T3R 0V2
Listed by Century 21 Bamber Realty LTD.
$380,000
43 Kinlea Common NW, Calgary, AB T3R 0S2
Listed by RE/MAX Landan Real Estate
$714,900
505 Kincora Bay NW, Calgary, AB T3R 1N4
Listed by Homecare Realty Ltd.
$245,000
195 Kincora Glen RD NW #111, Calgary, AB T3R0S3
Listed by Diamond Realty & Associates Ltd
$299,900
402 Kincora Glen RD NW #3307, Calgary, AB T3R 0V2
Listed by Century 21 Bravo Realty
$778,000
12 Kincora Mews NW, Calgary, AB T3R 0N3
Listed by Maple Leaf Realty Inc.
$799,888
276 Kincora HTS NW, Calgary, AB T3R 1N6
Listed by TREC The Real Estate Company
$292,400
195 Kincora Glen RD NW #404, Calgary, AB T3R 0S3
Listed by Comox Realty
$635,000
124 Kincora Glen RD NW, Calgary, AB T3R 0C6
Listed by Royal LePage Benchmark
$299,900
195 Kincora Glen RD NW #423, Calgary, AB T3R 0S3
Listed by Royal LePage Blue Sky
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Kincora Homes for Sale Celtic-Inspired Architecture • 120 Acres of Parkland • Symons Valley Living
Kincora takes its name and its design language from the story of Brian Boru, Ireland's legendary High King — a theme carried through the community's stone entry tower, its lantern streetlights, and the stone entry wall that marks the community's boundary. The Kincora Residents Association maintains these features and the community's landscaped green spaces directly, alongside the standard community association, since the community was established in 2002.
Kincora sits on 120 acres of park and Environmental Reserve, with pathways running the length of the community and a landscaped storm water pond, gazebo, and playground at its centre. Kincora Glen Park adds sports fields and paved pathways, and Stoney Trail forms the community's entire southern boundary, putting the ring road at the property line rather than a drive away.
Explore Nearby NW Calgary Communities
Kincora sits inside the Symons Valley area, bordered directly by three of NW Calgary's newer communities — with a wider ring of established neighbourhoods a short drive south along Symons Valley Road and Shaganappi Trail.
Sage Hill
Directly across 128 Avenue NW from Kincora, with a newer new-construction pipeline still active where Kincora's has largely stopped.
Evanston
Across Symons Valley Road to the east — home to the new middle school opening in September 2026 that will eventually ease Kincora's Simon Fraser School crowding.
Hidden Valley
Across Stoney Trail to the south, with its own K-5 elementary school on-site — a contrast to Kincora's lack of any school within its boundary.
Panorama Hills
A short drive southeast, with a larger commercial core at Country Hills Boulevard than Kincora's more residential-only layout.
Hamptons
South past Hidden Valley, an established community with its own golf course — a different price tier and lifestyle draw than Kincora's Celtic-themed streets.
Royal Oak
West along Stoney Trail, with CTrain access at Tuscany Station that Kincora doesn't have.
Rocky Ridge
Further west, with ridge-top mountain views that Kincora's flatter Symons Valley setting doesn't offer.
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Kincora Community Snapshot
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Price Range & Property Types
- Single-family detached starting from $650,000+, with larger newer builds reaching $850,000-$880,000+
- Townhomes starting from $410,000+
- Condos starting from $240,000+
- Built primarily 2004-2012, with the Celtic design theme carried through stonework and lantern-style streetlights on most streets
- Homes backing directly onto the Environmental Reserve or the storm water pond typically draw stronger buyer interest than comparable interior-street homes
Location & Commuting
- Bounded by Shaganappi Trail to the west and Symons Valley Road to the east
- Stoney Trail forms Kincora's entire southern boundary — the ring road is at the property line, not a drive away
- Downtown Calgary: approximately 25-30 minutes via Shaganappi Trail and Deerfoot Trail, off-peak
- No CTrain station within Kincora; nearest is Tuscany Station via Stoney Trail and Crowchild Trail
- Kananaskis: approximately 60-75 minutes via Highway 1
Parks & Recreation
- 120 acres of park and Environmental Reserve running through the community
- Landscaped storm water pond with a gazebo and playground at the community's centre
- Kincora Glen Park — playgrounds, sports fields, and paved pathways
- Nose Hill Park, Calgary's largest urban park, a short drive south
- Pathways connect into the wider Calgary pathway network through Symons Valley
Schools
- No schools sit inside Kincora's own boundary
- Simons Valley School (CBE, K-5 starting 2026-27, changed from K-6)
- Simon Fraser School (CBE, grades 6-9, in Brentwood) starting 2026-27 — a dedicated Sage Hill/Kincora middle school is planned but not yet built
- Blessed Marie-Rose School (CCSD, Catholic, K-9, in Sherwood)
- School boundaries in Calgary change regularly. Always verify your property's current catchment school directly with the Calgary Board of Education or the Calgary Catholic School District before purchasing
Amenities & Shopping
- Sage Hill Crossing — the closest major grocery and retail hub
- Creekside Shopping Centre
- Beacon Hill Shopping Centre
- The Kincora Residents Association maintains the entrance features, tower, and landscaped green spaces separately from the standard community association
- Kincora itself is primarily residential — no major retail sits inside the community
Who Lives in Kincora?
Three buyer types make up most of Kincora's market. Families with kids currently in or entering grades 5 through 9 are working through the CBE's 2026-27 designation shift — Simons Valley School moving to K-5 and Simon Fraser School in Brentwood taking grades 6-9 — and want to understand exactly which school their kids will attend and for how long before they commit to a purchase. Commuters who work off Stoney Trail or Deerfoot Trail want the ring road at their property line rather than a 10-15 minute drive to reach it, cutting real time off a daily commute that matters more to them than walkable retail. And buyers priced out of Tuscany, Royal Oak, or Sage Hill want the Celtic-style stonework and lantern streetlights without established-community pricing, and are comfortable with a fully built-out community rather than one still absorbing new construction.
A typical Saturday in Kincora starts with a walk along the pathway past the storm water pond and gazebo, kids heading out to catch the bus toward Simons Valley School on a weekday morning, a grocery run to Sage Hill Crossing, an afternoon at Kincora Glen Park's sports fields, and — for residents who want a longer trail day — a short drive south to Nose Hill Park before circling back onto Stoney Trail for the evening commute.
Kincora is the NW Calgary community where the ring road doesn't just run nearby — it runs along the property line, giving residents direct Stoney Trail access without threading through a neighbouring community first. It won't suit buyers who want a school inside walking distance, but for those comfortable with the 2026-27 school bus reality and who want a fully built-out, Celtic-themed streetscape below Tuscany or Royal Oak price points, Kincora delivers exactly that trade.
Living in Kincora: A Complete Guide
Daily Life in Kincora
Weekday mornings in Kincora tend to start early for families with school-age kids, since every one of them is bussing or driving out of the community — there's no walk-to-school option here. The 120-acre Environmental Reserve pathway makes for the default evening dog walk, with the storm water pond and gazebo as the natural turnaround point for most streets north of Kincora Rise. On weekends, the rhythm shifts toward errands at Creekside Shopping Centre off Symons Valley Road, a quick trip that residents consistently point to as the practical advantage of living this close to Stoney Trail.
Kincora reads differently depending on which part of the community you're in. The single-family streets closer to the Environmental Reserve have a quieter, more established feel despite the community only being built out over the past two decades, while the Kincora Glen Road corridor — anchored by Emerald Sky at Kincora's two eight-storey concrete towers — has a denser, more urban-village feel that's closer in character to a condo development than the rest of the community. Both types of residents end up using the same pathway network and the same storm pond, which is part of what keeps the community's identity cohesive despite the density mix.
"Buyers underestimate how much the 2026-27 school designation change matters to Kincora's current listings. Sellers whose home is inside the new Simon Fraser School catchment tend to have priced that in already — but listings that were written before the November 2025 announcement sometimes haven't been updated to reflect it. That gap in how well a listing reflects the current school reality won't last long, but it's real right now, and it's worth asking about before you write an offer."
— Viren Vijayashankar, Kincora Real Estate Specialist | Bowhaven.comHomes & Real Estate in Kincora
Kincora was developed primarily by Apex Land, with Genesis Land Development adding later phases under the "Kincora by Genesis" label. Most single-family construction dates to the mid-2000s through roughly 2012, built with the Celtic stonework and lantern-style streetlights that carry through the whole community. Townhomes followed, including a run built by Homes by Avi Urban around 2013, and the newest condo product is Emerald Sky at Kincora — Carlisle Group's concrete-and-steel condo towers on Kincora Glen Road, part of a five-building master plan.
Single-Family
Starting from $650,000+, with larger and newer builds reaching $850,000-$880,000+. Mostly 2-storey, with some bungalows, built mid-2000s to 2012.
Townhomes
Starting from $410,000+. A mix of builders including Homes by Avi Urban, typically 3-bedroom with tandem garages and low-maintenance condo fees covering lawn care and snow removal.
Condominiums
Starting from $240,000+. Concentrated in the Kincora Glen Road corridor, including Emerald Sky's concrete-and-steel towers — quieter construction than typical wood-frame condo buildings, a genuine resale advantage.
Location & Commuting
Kincora's position at the north edge of Calgary means every commute runs through Stoney Trail or Symons Valley Road — there's no shortcut around it, but there's also no delay getting onto the ring road itself.
- Downtown Calgary: approximately 25-30 minutes via Shaganappi Trail and Deerfoot Trail, off-peak
- Stoney Trail (ring road): direct access at Kincora's southern boundary — no drive required to reach it
- University of Calgary: approximately 25-30 minutes via Shaganappi Trail and Crowchild Trail
- Calgary International Airport: approximately 25-30 minutes via Stoney Trail and Airport Trail
- Kananaskis: approximately 60-75 minutes via Highway 1
- No CTrain station within Kincora; nearest is Tuscany Station, reached via Stoney Trail and Crowchild Trail
Commuter Insight: Stoney Trail forms Kincora's entire southern boundary, so residents reach the ring road directly without driving through Sage Hill or Evanston first.
Shopping & Dining
Kincora itself is residential-only, but three shopping hubs sit within a short drive.
- Creekside Shopping Centre — a 40-acre, grocery- and large-box-anchored centre on Symons Valley Road, with the closest major retail to Kincora specifically
- Sage Hill Crossing — a larger retail node just north across 128 Avenue
- Beacon Hill Shopping Centre — further west, with a wider mix of big-box retail
- Everyday restaurants and services are concentrated at Creekside and Sage Hill Crossing rather than inside Kincora, so most residents drive rather than walk for dining out
Outdoor Recreation & Activities
Kincora's own green space is genuinely extensive for a community this size, and it connects into the wider Symons Valley pathway system.
- 120 acres of park and Environmental Reserve running through the community, with pathways along the full length
- Landscaped storm water pond with a gazebo and playground at the community's centre
- Kincora Glen Park — playgrounds, sports fields, and paved pathways
- Nose Hill Park, Calgary's largest urban park, a short drive south for longer trail days
- The Calgary pathway network connects Kincora's internal trails to neighbouring communities
- Alberta Children's Hospital and other medical facilities are within a reasonable drive via Shaganappi Trail
Schools & Education
No school sits inside Kincora's own boundary, and the 2026-27 school year brings a real change to how the community is served.
- Simons Valley School (CBE) — moving from a K-6 to a K-5 configuration for Kincora, MacEwan Glen, and Sandstone Valley students starting 2026-27
- Simon Fraser School (CBE, grades 6-9, in Brentwood) — newly designated for Kincora starting 2026-27, following a CBE notice issued November 19, 2025
- A dedicated Sage Hill/Kincora middle school has been approved for future construction; a dedicated Kincora/Sage Hill elementary school has also been discussed for the future, though neither is built yet
- Blessed Marie-Rose School (CCSD, Catholic, K-9, in Sherwood) — the designated Catholic option for Kincora
- High school designation was not independently confirmed for this page — use the CBE Find a School tool with your specific address for current designation
- School boundaries in Calgary change regularly. Always verify your property's current catchment school directly with the Calgary Board of Education or the Calgary Catholic School District before purchasing
Education Advantage: Kincora's designated schools change for the 2026-27 year — Simons Valley School to K-5, Simon Fraser School in Brentwood for grades 6-9 — so confirm current catchment before buying, not after.
Community & Lifestyle
Kincora is unusual in having two separate bodies looking after its shared spaces: the standard community association, and the Kincora Residents Association (KRA), a resident-governed non-profit that works with the City of Calgary through Simco Property Management to maintain the community's entrance feature, the stone tower, and its landscaped green spaces specifically. It's a level of dedicated upkeep on the community's signature Celtic-themed features that most NW Calgary communities don't have a separate body for.
The Celtic design theme, drawn from the story of Ireland's high king Brian Boru, isn't just a marketing name — it shows up physically in the stone entry wall, the tower, and the lantern-style streetlights that run through the community, giving Kincora a more distinct visual identity on the street than most of its NW Calgary neighbours.
Buying a Home in Kincora
Kincora tends to appeal to buyers who've priced out established, in-demand NW communities like Tuscany or Royal Oak, and to buyers who specifically want a fully built-out community rather than one still under construction dust.
Market Dynamics
- Pricing range: condos from $240,000+, townhomes from $410,000+, single-family detached from $650,000+ to $850,000-$880,000+
- Kincora is fully built out with no new-construction pipeline remaining, so resale supply depends entirely on existing owners listing
- Days on market has run in the 15-45 day range across property types recently, varying by season and price point
- Condo fees vary by building — Emerald Sky and other Kincora Glen Road buildings have run in roughly the $550-$800/month range depending on unit size and amenities. Condo fees vary by complex and amenities. Always review the current reserve fund study and financials before purchasing
- The November 2025 CBE designation announcement is a live demand driver right now — buyers researching the community are asking about it directly
Buyer Considerations
Homes backing directly onto the Environmental Reserve or the storm water pond tend to draw stronger interest than comparable interior-street homes, so budget for that premium if a green-space lot matters to you. Families should factor the 2026-27 school designation change into their purchase timing rather than treating school assignment as fixed — a home that looks like a Simons Valley K-6 property today is a K-5 property with a Brentwood middle school commute starting next year. Condo buyers in the Kincora Glen Road buildings should request the current reserve fund study and confirm the building's age against its maintenance history before purchasing, same as anywhere else. Given how fully built out Kincora already is, working with someone who knows the fully-built inventory and the pricing nuances of each sub-area is more valuable here than in a community still selling new construction.
How Viren Helps Kincora Buyers
Kincora's 2026-27 Designation Change, Explained
Viren tracks the CBE's designation notices as they're issued, not after the fact, so buyers get a clear answer on which school their kids will attend, for how long, and what the future Sage Hill/Kincora school plans mean for their specific street.
Honest Pricing Guidance for Kincora
From the Environmental Reserve premium to which Kincora Glen Road condo buildings carry lower reserve-fund risk than others, Viren helps buyers understand exactly what they're paying for and where they can negotiate.
Specialist Access in Kincora
Viren specialises in northwest Calgary family communities and maintains an active network of Kincora homeowners, builders, and agents. Clients get early notification of new listings and access to off-market opportunities before they hit public search platforms.
Compare to Other NW Calgary Communities
vs. Sage Hill
Sage Hill borders Kincora directly to the north and still has an active new-construction pipeline where Kincora's has stopped. Sage Hill runs slightly higher on average for comparable new-build square footage. Buyers who want brand-new construction and don't mind a still-developing streetscape fit Sage Hill better; buyers who want mature landscaping and a settled community fit Kincora better.
vs. Evanston
Evanston sits directly east across Symons Valley Road and will house the new middle school opening September 2026 that eventually eases Kincora's Simon Fraser School crowding. Evanston skews slightly younger in housing stock. Families anchored to that specific new school may prefer Evanston; buyers who want Kincora's established Celtic streetscape and don't need to be inside Evanston's boundary can still access the same schools from Kincora.
vs. Hidden Valley
Hidden Valley sits south across Stoney Trail and has its own K-5 elementary school inside the community boundary — a real advantage over Kincora's zero-schools-on-site situation. Hidden Valley is also slightly more established, having developed earlier than Kincora. Families who want a walk-to-school option should look at Hidden Valley first; Kincora suits families comfortable with busing in exchange for the Celtic theme and direct Stoney Trail access.
vs. Royal Oak
Royal Oak, further west, has CTrain access via Tuscany Station that Kincora doesn't, plus an established retail core at Royal Oak Centre. Royal Oak runs higher on average for detached homes. Buyers who value transit access and an established commercial hub should look at Royal Oak; buyers prioritising direct ring-road access and lower entry price points fit Kincora better.
Is Kincora Right for You?
Three questions to find out.
1. How important is having a school inside walking distance?
2. How much does direct Stoney Trail access matter to your daily commute?
3. Are you looking for brand-new construction or an established, built-out community?
The Kincora Advantage: a fully built-out, Celtic-themed community with the ring road at the property line and prices still below Tuscany and Royal Oak — the trade-off is busing kids to school rather than walking them there.
Frequently Asked Questions About Kincora
What are home prices in Kincora?
Condos start from around $240,000, townhomes from around $410,000, and single-family detached homes typically from around $650,000, with larger newer builds running past $850,000. Kincora is fully built out, so prices reflect resale inventory rather than new-construction incentives.
What schools serve Kincora?
No schools sit inside Kincora's own boundary. Students attend Simons Valley School (CBE, moving to K-5 for 2026-27), then Simon Fraser School in Brentwood for grades 6-9 starting the same year. Blessed Marie-Rose School in Sherwood serves Catholic students K-9. School boundaries change regularly — verify your property's catchment with the CBE or CCSD before purchasing.
How far is Kincora from downtown Calgary?
Approximately 25-30 minutes via Shaganappi Trail and Deerfoot Trail, off-peak. Stoney Trail runs along Kincora's entire southern boundary, so residents reach the ring road without driving through a neighbouring community first.
What types of homes are available in Kincora?
Single-family detached homes make up most of the community, alongside townhomes and condos concentrated in the Kincora Glen Road corridor, including Emerald Sky at Kincora's concrete-and-steel towers. Most single-family construction dates from the mid-2000s to 2012.
Is Kincora a good investment?
Kincora is fully built out with no new-construction pipeline, so resale supply depends entirely on existing owners listing. Detached homes have sold in the $650,000-$880,000 range recently, and the November 2025 CBE designation announcement has become a live demand driver as families research the community.
What parks and recreation are near Kincora?
120 acres of park and Environmental Reserve run through the community, alongside a landscaped storm water pond with a gazebo and playground, and Kincora Glen Park's sports fields and paved pathways. Nose Hill Park, Calgary's largest urban park, is a short drive south.
What shopping is near Kincora?
Creekside Shopping Centre on Symons Valley Road is the closest major retail. Sage Hill Crossing sits just north across 128 Avenue, and Beacon Hill Shopping Centre is a short drive further west. Kincora itself is residential-only.
Is Kincora good for families?
Kincora suits families comfortable busing or driving kids to school, since none sit inside the boundary. Simons Valley School and Simon Fraser School serve the community under the CBE's 2026-27 changes, and 120 acres of parkland plus Kincora Glen Park give kids plenty of outdoor space close to home.
How do I find homes for sale in Kincora?
Use the Quick Search filters at the top of this page to browse current listings by property type, bedroom count, or price range, or contact Viren directly for off-market opportunities and early notice of new listings.
Why work with Viren to buy in Kincora?
Viren tracks the CBE's school designation notices for Kincora as they're issued, not after the fact, so buyers get a clear, current answer on which school their kids will attend. He also knows which Kincora Glen Road condo buildings carry lower reserve-fund risk and where the Environmental Reserve lot premiums are worth paying for.
What is the Kincora Residents Association and do I have to pay for it?
The Kincora Residents Association (KRA) is a separate, resident-governed non-profit — distinct from the standard community association — that maintains the entrance feature, tower, and landscaped green spaces through an agreement with the City of Calgary and Simco Property Management. Confirm current KRA fees and what they cover directly with the association or in the property's documents before purchasing.
Why is Kincora's school designation changing in 2026-27?
The CBE issued a notice on November 19, 2025 that Kincora and Sage Hill students in grades 6-9 will move to Simon Fraser School in Brentwood starting the 2026-27 school year, with Simons Valley School shifting from K-6 to K-5. The change is tied to a new middle school opening in Evanston in September 2026, expected to relieve enrolment pressure across northwest Calgary schools.
Still Have Questions About Kincora?
Every Kincora listing is worth a second look right now, given how much the 2026-27 school designation change affects timing and pricing. Viren can walk you through exactly what it means for a specific street or building before you make an offer.
Local Expertise: Contact Viren for a Kincora-specific market update, a school catchment check for a property you're considering, or a private tour of current listings.
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