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Woodbine is a well-established residential neighbourhood in Calgary's southwest, known for its mature trees, family-friendly atmosphere, and convenient access to both urban amenities and natural spaces. Located adjacent to the Bow River and Fish Creek Provincial Park, this community offers residents a perfect blend of suburban tranquility and city convenience.
Woodbine is particularly celebrated for its proximity to Fish Creek Provincial Park, one of Canada's largest urban parks, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy hiking, cycling, and cross-country skiing right at their doorstep. The neighbourhood features a mix of housing styles, predominantly single-family detached homes built primarily in the 1970s and 1980s, along with some townhomes and condominiums. Many properties sit on generous lots with mature landscaping, giving the area a well-established, park-like feel.
The community is well-served by educational institutions, including Woodbine Elementary School within the neighbourhood and several high schools in nearby communities. Families appreciate the short commute to quality schools and the strong sense of community fostered through local events and the active Woodbine Community Association. The area also benefits from excellent recreational facilities, including community centres, hockey rinks, and numerous playgrounds.
Shopping and dining options are readily accessible, with Southcentre Mall just minutes away offering major retailers, restaurants, and services. The neighbourhood provides excellent transit connections via nearby LRT stations and major roadways including Macleod Trail and Anderson Road, making downtown Calgary easily accessible for commuters.
Woodbine's location along the Bow River corridor provides residents with scenic walking paths and riverside parks, while the nearby Inglewood Bird Sanctuary adds to the area's natural appeal. The combination of mature infrastructure, natural amenities, and urban convenience makes Woodbine a sought-after community for families and professionals alike.
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Average Sale Price — Last 2 Years
Based on MLS® sold data in Woodbine. Months with fewer than 2 sales are omitted.
14 Listings in Woodbine
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$1,275,000
72 Woodacres Crescent SWMLS® A2342156
Sellers Brokerage: RE/MAX First
- 5
- 3/1
- 2,230 sq. ft.
$625,000
88 Woodfern Rise SWMLS® A2341482
Sellers Brokerage: Coldwell Banker Mountain Central
- 5
- 3/0
- 1,286 sq. ft.
$418,900
135 Woodsman Lane SWMLS® A2339854
Sellers Brokerage: Real Estate Professionals Inc.
- 3
- 1/1
- 1,136 sq. ft.
$369,900
174 Woodmont Terrace SWMLS® A2338075
Sellers Brokerage: MaxWell Capital Realty
- 3
- 1/1
- 1,178 sq. ft.
$1,190,000
307 Woodhaven Bay SWMLS® A2337773
Sellers Brokerage: Boutique Properties Inc.
- 4
- 3/1
- 2,721 sq. ft.
$1,050,000
311 Woodhaven Bay SWMLS® A2337230
Sellers Brokerage: REMAX Innovations
- 5
- 3/1
- 2,373 sq. ft.
$845,000
44 Woodbrook Place SWMLS® A2335127
Sellers Brokerage: The Real Estate District
- 4
- 2/1
- 1,341 sq. ft.
Recently Sold in Woodbine
Last 6 months
4
3.0
1,351 sq. ft.
Sold Sep 3, 2026
5
4.0
2,037 sq. ft.
Sold Sep 3, 2026
3
3.0
1,077 sq. ft.
Sold Aug 15, 2026
About Woodbine
AI-generated summaryWoodbine is a well-established, quiet southwest Calgary community with a mature, suburban feel and strong community pride. Tree-lined streets and a family-friendly atmosphere make it a comfortable and welcoming place to call home.
Borders the Elbow River and Fish Creek Provincial Park, offering exceptional outdoor recreation
One of Calgary's more mature southwest communities, with significant tree canopy
The Woodbine Community Association offers year-round programming and events for residents
The neighbourhood features predominantly single-family detached homes built largely in the 1970s and 1980s, with some townhouses and low-rise condos offering additional options.
Woodbine is primarily car-dependent, though Calgary Transit bus routes connect residents to Fish Creek–Lacombe C-Train station for broader city access.
Residents enjoy proximity to Woodbine Square shopping centre, Safeway, local restaurants, and the expansive Fish Creek Provincial Park just to the south.
Woodbine attracts established families, long-term homeowners, and those seeking a peaceful suburban lifestyle with easy access to nature.
This neighbourhood summary was generated by AI and is provided for general information only. Verify details with the City of Calgary and your REALTOR® before making decisions.
Frequently Asked Questions About Woodbine
What types of homes are available in Woodbine?
Woodbine primarily features single-family detached homes built in the 1970s and 1980s, many on large lots with mature trees. You'll also find townhomes and some condominiums, with architectural styles ranging from bungalows to two-storey family homes.
How close is Woodbine to Fish Creek Provincial Park?
Woodbine directly borders Fish Creek Provincial Park, with many homes backing onto the park or having easy walking access. Residents can step out their door and be on park trails within minutes, enjoying over 80 kilometres of pathways.
What schools serve the Woodbine area?
The neighbourhood is served by Woodbine Elementary School within the community. For junior and senior high schools, students typically attend schools in nearby communities such as Lord Beaverbrook High School or Henry Wise Wood High School.
How is the transit access from Woodbine?
Woodbine offers good transit connections with bus routes serving the area and close proximity to Anderson LRT Station. Major roadways like Macleod Trail and Anderson Road provide easy access to downtown Calgary and other parts of the city.
What shopping and amenities are nearby?
Residents enjoy convenient access to Southcentre Mall, one of Calgary's major shopping centres, just minutes away. The area also has local shops along Macleod Trail, numerous restaurants, medical facilities, and banking services within easy reach.
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