If you’re drawn to vibrant inner-city neighbourhoods like Crescent Heights, Bridgeland, or Renfrew, but you’re also cautious about old construction methods, tiny floor plans, or unpredictable condo risks, this is the kind of opportunity that deserves your attention.
This one-bedroom, one-bath unit offers something increasingly rare in Calgary’s inner city: a newer, well-built building with a generous layout, underground parking, in-suite laundry, and long-term livability—without the price tag or trade-offs of brand-new micro units.
Located just below the top floor, Unit 403 welcomes you with an open-concept layout and hand-scraped laminate flooring throughout. The tiled entry includes a proper coat closet, while the kitchen delivers real functionality—painted wood cabinetry, stainless steel appliances including a double oven, custom pull-out drawers, a lazy Susan, and a raised breakfast bar with seating.
At just over 650 square feet, this unit feels noticeably larger than most modern inner-city one-bedrooms. There’s room for a dining table, a spacious living area, and a corner gas fireplace that anchors the space and adds warmth and character. Step outside to your northwest-facing balcony, complete with a gas hookup and overlooking a quiet street with no commuter traffic.
The primary bedroom comfortably fits a king or queen bed and features a long, two-sided open closet. The ensuite bathroom offers an extended vanity with ample counter space and a tub-shower combo—practical, clean, and timeless. In-suite laundry, additional storage, and a titled, oversized heated underground parking stall round out the features buyers care about most.
Built in 2003, this building strikes the sweet spot between old and new—solid construction, strong windows for Calgary’s climate, fibre-optic internet for remote work, and a pet-friendly policy with reasonable restrictions.
With a Walk Score of 91, quick access to downtown, river pathways, Prince’s Island Park, Bridgeland, Kensington, transit, and major roadways, this location continues to perform whether you plan to live here or hold it as a rental.
In a market where buyers are more intentional and value-driven, properties like this stand out—not because of hype, but because they simply make sense.
