Elevated Rocky Mountain views, the private Rocky Ridge Ranch residents club, and the Shane Homes YMCA on the community's edge. Browse every Rocky Ridge listing on the market below.
Latest Homes for Sale in Rocky Ridge
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$1,299,900
73 Rockyvale GN NW, Calgary, AB T3G 0G4
Listed by Royal LePage Benchmark
$1,949,999
34 rockford PARK NW, Calgary, AB T3G0G7
Listed by Royal LePage METRO
$629,000
43 Rockmont CT NW, Calgary, AB T3G 5V8
Listed by Royal LePage Solutions
$824,900
10450 ROCKYLEDGE ST NW, Calgary, AB T3G 5N1
Listed by RE/MAX House of Real Estate
$2,295,000
48 Rockcliff TER NW, Calgary, AB T3G 0G6
Listed by RE/MAX House of Real Estate
$1,850,000
45 Rockcliff HTS NW, Calgary, AB T3G 0C7
Listed by RE/MAX House of Real Estate
$309,800
133 Rockyledge VW NW #11, Calgary, AB T3G 5X2
Listed by RE/MAX Landan Real Estate
$1,499,900
423 Rocky Ridge DR NW, Calgary, AB T3G 5C2
Listed by Royal LePage Blue Sky
$374,900
15 Rocky Ridge Gate NW #1, Calgary, AB T3G 4P6
Listed by RE/MAX Real Estate (Mountain View)
$999,000
76 Rockywood PARK NW, Calgary, AB T3G5S2
Listed by Homecare Realty Ltd.
$1,498,980
2 Rock Lake VW NW, Calgary, AB T3G 0G1
Listed by Royal LePage Benchmark
$310,000
369 Rocky Vista PARK NW #332, Calgary, AB T2R 0V5
Listed by CIR Realty
$1,499,999
95 Rock Lake VW NW, Calgary, AB T3G 0E9
Listed by RE/MAX Complete Realty
$284,900
345 Rocky Vista PARK NW #205, Calgary, AB T3G 5K6
Listed by RE/MAX Real Estate (Mountain View)
$409,900
258 Rocky Ridge CT NW, Calgary, AB T3G 4S8
Listed by Diamond Realty & Associates Ltd
$269,900
500 Rocky Vista GDNS NW #102, Calgary, AB T3G 0C3
Listed by Real Estate Professionals Inc.
$1,150,000
630 Rocky Ridge VW NW, Calgary, AB T3G 5C2
Listed by Royal LePage Blue Sky
$2,200,000
10909 Eamon RD NW, Calgary, AB T3G 5H2
Listed by Century 21 Bravo Realty
$304,900
345 Rocky Vista PARK NW #203, Calgary, AB T3G 5K6
Listed by CIR Realty
$339,000
148 Rockyledge VW NW #13, Calgary, AB T3G 5Y4
Listed by MaxWell Capital Realty
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Rocky Ridge Homes for Sale Calgary's Highest Elevation • Private Ranch Club • Shane Homes YMCA
Living in Rocky Ridge means waking to Rocky Mountain and city views from some of Calgary's highest natural ground, a short walk from the private Rocky Ridge Ranch residents club with its tennis courts, splash pool, and winter skating rink, and the 284,000 square foot Shane Homes YMCA at Rocky Ridge just off the community's edge. Two public schools serve local families within walking distance for many homes, with Royal Oak School covering the early grades and William D Pratt School handling grades 5 to 9.
Everyday errands run through the Rocky Ridge Shopping Centre anchored by a Calgary Co-op, with Crowfoot Crossing minutes east and quick citywide travel along Crowchild Trail and Stoney Trail. The Tuscany CTrain Station on the Red Line puts downtown roughly 25 minutes away, and the foothills open to the west, with Kananaskis about an hour out. Detached homes here run from the mid $600,000s into estate territory above $1.5 million, while condominiums and townhomes offer more accessible entry points into one of the northwest's highest and most established view communities.
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Royal Oak
Rocky Ridge's next-door twin, sharing the YMCA, William D Pratt School, and CTrain access, with lower ownership costs and its own major retail centre.
Tuscany
Mature community with its own private residents' club, a dedicated CTrain station, and protected ravines.
Arbour Lake
Private lake community with resident beach access and a strong family focus, at a lake-fee premium.
Panorama Hills
Large established community with a recreation centre, extensive parks, and a wide range of family homes.
Sage Hill
Newer northwest community with modern homes, quick Stoney Trail access, and growing shopping.
Nolan Hill
Contemporary community with pathways, ponds, and accessible pricing for move-up buyers.
Livingston
Master-planned community with a resident Hub, newer construction, and fast-growing amenities.
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Rocky Ridge Community Snapshot
6 reasons to love Rocky Ridge
What's drawing you to Rocky Ridge?
Your answer shapes what matters most in your search.
Price Range & Value
- Detached homes: mid $600,000s to $2M+ (estates)
- Townhomes: from roughly $400,000
- Condos: from roughly $245,000
- Average price trending near $800,000
- Roughly 30 to 40 active listings
- Condo fees vary by building - confirm what they cover.
Location & Transit
- Tuscany CTrain Station (Red Line, Route 201)
- About 25 min to downtown
- Bordered by Crowchild Trail and Stoney Trail
- Bus connections to the CTrain
- Airport 35 to 40 min via Stoney Trail
Parks & Recreation
- Rocky Ridge Ranch (private, resident-only)
- Shane Homes YMCA (284,000 sq ft, community edge)
- 12 Mile Coulee pathways and ravine
- Reconstructed wetlands and green space
- Tot lots and playgrounds throughout
Schools & Education
- Royal Oak School (K-4, CBE)
- William D Pratt School (5-9, CBE)
- Robert Thirsk High School (10-12, CBE)
- St. Maria Goretti (Catholic)
School boundaries change - verify current catchment with CBE/CCSD.
Shopping & Amenities
- Rocky Ridge Shopping Centre (Calgary Co-op)
- Royal Oak Centre minutes away
- Crowfoot Crossing about 10 min
- Market Mall about 15 min
- Grocery, pharmacy, and fuel within the community
Community Character
- Established late 1990s to 2000s
- Among Calgary's highest natural elevation
- Private Rocky Ridge Ranch residents association
- Mountain and city views from elevated lots
- Active Rocky Ridge Royal Oak Community Association
Before You Buy: The Rocky Ridge Ranch Fee
Many homes inside the Rocky Ridge Ranch subdivision carry a mandatory annual fee registered as an encumbrance on the title. It funds the private, resident-only Rocky Ridge Ranch facility with its tennis courts, splash pool, skating rink, and boat rentals. Not every Rocky Ridge home is encumbered and the amount varies, so confirm both the fee and what it covers before writing an offer.
Who Lives in Rocky Ridge?
Rocky Ridge draws move-up families and estate buyers who want elevation, mountain views, and the private Rocky Ridge Ranch lifestyle, alongside professionals who value quick Tuscany CTrain and Stoney Trail access. With a housing mix running from condominiums near $245,000 to estate homes above $2 million, the community suits first-time buyers entering through its condos as well as established owners trading up into a protected view lot. What ties them together is a preference for a high, view-oriented setting with resident-only amenities close to home.
Why Choose Rocky Ridge?
Rocky Ridge sits on some of Calgary's highest natural ground, and that elevation is its signature: Rocky Mountain and city views that lower communities simply cannot offer. Add the private Rocky Ridge Ranch club, the Shane Homes YMCA on the community's edge, its own Calgary Co-op shopping, and walkable access to Royal Oak School and William D Pratt School, and Rocky Ridge delivers a rare mix of view, amenity, and everyday convenience in northwest Calgary.
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Daily Life in Rocky Ridge
Mornings in Rocky Ridge often start on the elevated pathways with Rocky Mountain views, a coffee run to the Calgary Co-op at Rocky Ridge Shopping Centre, or a swim at the Shane Homes YMCA on the community's edge. Families walk children to Royal Oak School or William D Pratt School, both within reach of many homes. Residents with a Ranch membership head to Rocky Ridge Ranch for tennis or the splash pool, while commuters catch the Red Line at Tuscany CTrain Station for a roughly 25-minute downtown trip. Evenings might mean a walk through the 12 Mile Coulee wetlands or dinner at nearby Crowfoot Crossing.
"The homes that hold their premium in Rocky Ridge are the ones with views a future phase cannot build in front of. And the Rocky Ridge Ranch fee that makes some buyers hesitate is exactly what keeps the tennis courts, splash pool, and rink funded and resident-only. Knowing which lots have a protected view, and what the Ranch fee actually buys, is most of the decision here."
- Viren Vijayashankar, Rocky Ridge Real Estate Specialist | Bowhaven.comHomes & Real Estate in Rocky Ridge
Rocky Ridge offers one of the northwest's widest housing spreads, from condominiums near $245,000 to estate homes above $2 million on the community's highest lots. Homes were built primarily from the late 1990s through the 2000s, with newer estate construction filling the highest and westernmost phases, so buyers find both mature streets and more recent builds within the same community.
Detached Homes
From the mid $600,000s into estate territory above $2 million. Elevated lots, mountain and city views, and larger footprints in the newer western phases. Attached garages are standard.
Townhomes
From roughly $400,000, with attached garages and low-maintenance layouts. A practical fit for young families and professionals who want Ranch and YMCA access without a large yard.
Condominiums
From roughly $245,000 for one and two-bedroom units. The most accessible entry point into Rocky Ridge for first-time buyers, downsizers, and investors.
Investment Considerations
Limited new supply on high, view-protected lots supports value. Condo fees typically run $250 to $400 per month; confirm what they cover before offering, and factor the Rocky Ridge Ranch encumbrance where it applies.
Location & Commuting
Rocky Ridge occupies Calgary's far northwest, bordered by Crowchild Trail to the west and Stoney Trail to the east, which gives it strong highway access in every direction while keeping through-traffic out of the neighbourhood.
- Downtown Calgary25 min drive / Red Line CTrain
- Calgary International Airport35-40 min via Stoney Trail
- University of Calgary15-20 min drive
- Cochrane15 min west
- Banff National Park75-90 min via Trans-Canada
Commuter Insight: The Tuscany CTrain Station on the Red Line is a short drive and takes the worst of the downtown commute off your plate, while the Crowchild and Stoney Trail borders mean you rarely fight through-traffic to leave the community. Early departures beat the Crowchild pinch points.
Shopping & Dining
Rocky Ridge is one of the few northwest communities with its own dedicated shopping. The Rocky Ridge Shopping Centre is anchored by a Calgary Co-op with grocery, pharmacy, and a gas bar, while Royal Oak Centre next door adds Walmart, Sobeys, and London Drugs. Crowfoot Crossing is about 10 minutes away for a cinema and dozens of restaurants, and Market Mall sits roughly 15 minutes south.
Schools & Education
Rocky Ridge families have access to strong public and Catholic options, with William D Pratt purpose-built in 2016 to serve Rocky Ridge and Royal Oak together.
| School | Grades | Board | Address |
|---|---|---|---|
| Royal Oak School | K-4 | CBE | 9100 Royal Birch Blvd NW |
| William D Pratt School | 5-9 | CBE | 9850 Royal Oak Way NW |
| Robert Thirsk High School | 10-12 | CBE | 8777 Nose Hill Drive NW |
| St. Maria Goretti | K-9 | CCSD | 375 Hawkstone Drive NW |
School boundaries in Calgary change regularly. Always verify your property's current catchment directly with the Calgary Board of Education or the Calgary Catholic School District before purchasing.
Education Note: William D Pratt covers grades 5 to 9 for both Rocky Ridge and Royal Oak, so the middle-school years stay within the community. Confirm the exact elementary catchment for a specific home, since the K-4 lines can split between streets.
Outdoor Recreation & Activities
Recreation defines daily life here. The private Rocky Ridge Ranch gives residents tennis and basketball courts, a splash pool, a skating rink, and boat rentals, while the 284,000 square foot Shane Homes YMCA on the community's edge adds public pools, a fitness centre, and a Calgary Public Library branch. The 12 Mile Coulee pathways and reconstructed wetlands sit right at the community's boundary, and Nose Hill Park is a short drive for hiking and off-leash trails.
Buying a Home in Rocky Ridge
Rocky Ridge's market reflects steady family demand and a limited supply of high, view-protected lots. Well-priced homes tend to move in roughly 30 to 60 days, with view properties often selling faster.
Market Dynamics: Prices span condominiums near $245,000 to estate homes above $2 million, with the average trending near $800,000 and roughly 30 to 40 active listings at a given time. Condo fees typically run $250 to $400 per month, so verify what each building's fee includes, and check whether a home carries the Rocky Ridge Ranch encumbrance and its annual charge. Spring and summer bring peak activity, when the elevated views show best.
When Rocky Ridge May Not Be the Right Fit
- If you want the lowest ownership costs: the mandatory Rocky Ridge Ranch fee on many homes adds to the annual budget. Royal Oak next door generally carries lower costs.
- If you need walkable urban living: Rocky Ridge is car-dependent for most errands despite good CTrain access downtown.
- If your budget is under $245,000: inventory below that level is very limited.
- If a protected view is the goal: not every elevated lot is protected, so confirm what a future phase could build before paying the view premium.
How Viren Helps Rocky Ridge Buyers
Which Homes Carry the Encumbrance
Not every Rocky Ridge home carries the mandatory Rocky Ridge Ranch fee, and the amount varies. Viren confirms the encumbrance and what it funds before you commit, so the annual cost is never a surprise after closing.
Protected Views Versus Future Builds
A view premium only holds if the sightline is protected. Viren reads the surrounding phases and grading to tell a genuinely protected mountain view from one a future build could block.
Pratt and Royal Oak Boundary Lines
The William D Pratt and Royal Oak School lines split between streets. Viren maps which homes fall inside which catchment so families lock in the school they expect.
Compare to Other NW Calgary Neighbourhoods
vs. Royal Oak
The next-door twin. Shares the YMCA, Pratt School, and CTrain access, generally at lower ownership cost and without the Ranch fee. Rocky Ridge counters with higher elevation and the private Ranch club.
vs. Tuscany
Similar era and pricing. Tuscany has its own club and CTrain station; Rocky Ridge answers with higher elevation, stronger views, and the Shane Homes YMCA on its edge.
vs. Arbour Lake
Arbour Lake's private lake commands a fee premium of its own. Rocky Ridge trades lake access for mountain views, higher ground, and the Rocky Ridge Ranch amenities.
vs. Livingston
Livingston offers newer construction and a resident Hub farther north. Rocky Ridge is more established, higher, and closer to the mountains, with mature trees and protected views.
Is Rocky Ridge Right for You?
Three questions to find out.
1. How much does a protected mountain view matter to you?
2. How do you feel about a mandatory annual Ranch fee for resident-only amenities?
3. Brand-new construction, or an established home from the late 1990s or 2000s?
The Rocky Ridge Advantage
Rocky Ridge pairs Calgary's highest natural elevation and genuine mountain views with a private residents' club, an edge-of-community YMCA, its own Co-op shopping, and walkable schools. For buyers who want a high, view-oriented setting with resident-only amenities close to home, few northwest communities compete.
Schedule Your Rocky Ridge TourFrequently Asked Questions About Rocky Ridge
What can I afford in Rocky Ridge?
Condos start around $245,000, townhomes from roughly $400,000, and detached homes range from the mid $600,000s to well over $2 million for estate properties. At an illustrative 4.25% rate, a $700,000 home with 5% down works out to roughly $3,900 per month including taxes and insurance.
Is the Rocky Ridge Ranch fee mandatory?
For homes inside the Rocky Ridge Ranch subdivision, yes. The Rocky Ridge Ranch residents association fee is a mandatory annual charge registered as an encumbrance on the home's title, and it funds the private, resident-only facility with its tennis courts, splash pool, skating rink, and boat rentals. Confirm the current amount and whether a specific home carries the encumbrance before writing an offer.
How's the commute from Rocky Ridge?
Downtown is roughly 25 minutes by car, or via the Tuscany CTrain Station on the Red Line for a traffic-free option. Crowchild Trail and Stoney Trail border the community, putting the airport about 35 to 40 minutes away and the whole city within easy reach.
What schools serve Rocky Ridge?
Public options include Royal Oak School (K-4), William D Pratt School (grades 5-9, opened 2016 to serve both Rocky Ridge and Royal Oak), and Robert Thirsk High School (10-12). St. Maria Goretti serves Catholic families. School boundaries change, so verify a property's current catchment with the Calgary Board of Education or Calgary Catholic School District before purchasing.
Is Rocky Ridge good for families?
Yes. Walkable schools including William D Pratt, the private Rocky Ridge Ranch club, the Shane Homes YMCA on the community's edge, and an extensive pathway and wetland network make it one of the northwest's stronger family communities.
How does Rocky Ridge compare to Royal Oak?
The two sit side by side and share the YMCA, William D Pratt School, and Tuscany CTrain access. Rocky Ridge sits higher, carries more estate and newer construction, and adds the private Rocky Ridge Ranch club with its mandatory annual fee. Royal Oak leans on the retail convenience of Royal Oak Centre and generally carries lower ownership costs.
How does Rocky Ridge compare to Tuscany?
Similar era and pricing. Tuscany has its own residents' club and CTrain station; Rocky Ridge counters with higher elevation, stronger mountain views, the Shane Homes YMCA on the community's edge, and the private Rocky Ridge Ranch facility.
What recreation is in Rocky Ridge?
The private Rocky Ridge Ranch offers tennis, a splash pool, a skating rink, and boat rentals for residents, while the 284,000 square foot Shane Homes YMCA at Rocky Ridge adds public pools, fitness, and a library branch. The 12 Mile Coulee pathways and reconstructed wetlands sit right at the community's edge.
What shopping is nearby?
The Rocky Ridge Shopping Centre anchored by a Calgary Co-op handles day-to-day grocery, pharmacy, and fuel within the community, with Royal Oak Centre and Crowfoot Crossing minutes away for larger trips.
Are there mountain views in Rocky Ridge?
Yes. Rocky Ridge sits on some of Calgary's highest natural ground, and elevated lots take in Rocky Mountain and city views. Homes with protected, unobstructed views typically command a 10 to 20 percent premium.
Is Rocky Ridge a good investment?
Rocky Ridge's case rests on established amenities, limited new supply, and a genuine view premium on higher lots, supported by steady buyer demand for the area's schools and recreation. As with any community, review current market data before treating it as a guaranteed investment.
Why work with Viren to buy in Rocky Ridge?
Value here turns on details that don't show in listing photos: which homes carry the Rocky Ridge Ranch encumbrance and its annual fee, which lots have protected views versus views that a future build could block, and which streets feed the Pratt catchment. Viren tracks those street by street so you know exactly what you're paying for.
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