At some point, it happens quietly—and then all at once.
The backpacks pile up. The mess feels constant. You’re tripping over shoes, juggling schedules, and realizing that the home that once worked beautifully… doesn’t anymore. If you’ve outgrown your current place, I get it. I’ve been there too. And the good news is, there are smart next steps—when you know where to look.
If you love the charm and craftsmanship of Lane Homes but want a larger, more functional layout, this rare Cranston property deserves your attention. These oversized laned homes don’t come up often. In fact, there are only a handful of this layout in Cranston—and even fewer across all of Southeast Calgary.
Located on a quiet, family-friendly street with no commuter traffic, this raised laned home offers over 2,100 square feet of above-grade living space, plus an unfinished basement with 9-foot ceilings—ready to become whatever your family needs next. Whether that’s extra bedrooms, a gym, a movie space, or all of the above, the flexibility here is a major value driver.
Inside, you’ll find thoughtful design throughout: 9-foot ceilings, a tiled entry, custom built-ins, a sunny southwest-facing living room with a stone gas fireplace, and a versatile main-floor flex room that can easily serve as an office, playroom, homework zone, or guest space. The kitchen is a true centrepiece—abundant cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, a built-in pantry, granite countertops, a large island, and a dedicated desk area so life can actually function.
Upstairs delivers what growing families want most: a large bonus room, three generously sized bedrooms, a dedicated laundry room with sink and window, and a primary retreat that feels intentional—not squeezed. The ensuite is especially impressive, with dual sinks, a private toilet room, a soaker tub, a glass-enclosed shower, built-in storage, and a walk-in closet that finally fits real life.
Add air conditioning, Hunter Douglas blinds, an oversized double attached garage, a low-maintenance backyard, and walking distance to schools, parks, Cranston Market, Riverstone, Fish Creek Park, and major roadways—and the value becomes clear.
This is the kind of home that supports real family growth, not just square footage. And in a spring market that’s picked up faster than expected, opportunities like this don’t linger.
If you’re feeling boxed in and wondering what your next move should be in Calgary’s real estate market, clarity matters more than ever. I’d love to help you decide what makes sense—strategically, emotionally, and financially.
