A very rare inner-city opportunity, St. Andrews Heights is a small, established community perched above the Bow River — minutes from downtown, a short drive to the University of Calgary, Market Mall and Alberta Children&#39's Hospital, and just a 4-minute walk to Foothills Medical Centre and 10-minute walk to McMahon Stadium. Unlike most of its NW neighbours, it has remained built out almost entirely with single-family homes, giving the area a low-density, established character that&#39's increasingly hard to find this close to the core — and making this 1954 bungalow, set on a sunny, south-facing 49&#39' x 120&#39' rectangular lot with back lane access, and two mature trees, a rare find in a community defined by scarcity rather than turnover: Live in it immediately, renovate at your own pace, or as the foundation for something new.

The home itself is genuinely move-in ready. The main floor opens into a bright, generously sized living room with large windows, flowing into a dining area built for family gatherings and a kitchen with granite counters, plenty of cabinetry, and a sunny solarium/breakfast nook off it — ideal for a morning coffee or an evening glass of wine. Three bedrooms, including the primary, share the main level along with a 3-piece bath and a flexible office just off the rear entrance. Downstairs, a 2016 basement renovation added a large recreation/games room, a fourth bedroom, a 3-piece bath, laundry, and ample storage. Outside, a fenced, south-facing backyard and patio are ready for entertaining, backed by a dreamy double detached garage with bonus storage/work area and a double parking pad — four vehicle spaces in total, another rarity.

For builders and developers, the appeal runs just as deep: a full-width lot in an established, low-turnover community that has almost remained overwhelmingly single-family, offering flexibility to hold, renovate, or redevelop on your own timeline (buyer/developer to confirm specific development potential with the City of Calgary). Whether the plan is to move in this year or build for the future, this address offers a rare combination of livability today and long-term upside that St. Andrews Heights seldom puts on the market.