Minutes from downtown Calgary: What to expect with an address at this buzzworthy 470-acre residential community
The lively Alberta property market is always humming with something new for prospective homeowners, whether you’re looking for a prime location or a thoughtfully planned community that meets all your needs.
Conveniently located on the border of southwest Calgary, the Municipal District of Foothills, and Rocky View County, the new community villages of Taza are promising an unmatched experience for residents, businesses, employees, shoppers, and visitors alike, with three dynamic villages set to make their mark on the area.
Today, we’re doing a deep dive on one of those three villages, the namesake Taza Park, anchoring 470 acres in Tsuut’ina Nation, between Glenmore Trail and Tsuut’ina Trail.
Check out what’s in store for prospective buyers, and find out why Taza is buzzing on the scene as one of North America’s largest and most anticipated Indigenous-led developments.
Green grass grows all around
Purposefully designed to integrate within the existing natural landscape, pathways, and green spaces, in Tsuut’ina Nation, Taza Park is literally surrounded by wide open spaces, set against a gorgeous Rocky Mountain backdrop.
Situated beside the Weaselhead Flats Natural Environmental Park, a 580-acre park home to one of the largest stands of coniferous forests in the city, it might make you want to grab the binoculars and start bird watching.
North Glenmore Park is also adjacent to Taza Park and boasts beautiful trails, playgrounds, picnic areas, and tennis courts. Don’t forget about the Glenmore Reservoir either, the city’s go-to spot for dragon boat racing, canoeing, kayaking, and all kinds of water sports.
Taza Park will have nine parks, including four dog parks, 50+ acres of green space, natural wetlands, and more than 1,000 kilometres of integrated regional pathways. How’s that for the great outdoors?
Unique location
Conveniently located on the border of southwest Calgary, Foothills, and Rocky View County, Taza Park is situated in a pretty unique location. Easily accessible via Tsuut’ina Trail, a key route in the Southwest Calgary Ring Road network, Taza Park is just a short distance from the Lincoln Park, Glamorgan, and Sienna Hills communities.
Within the immediate community, Taza Park residents can enjoy retail, commercial, and entertainment opportunities like the Grey Eagle Resort, an 84,000 square foot facility with live events, attractions, plus breathtaking views of the Rockies.
Designed to be pedestrian-friendly, with a dedicated Retail Main Street that will include dining options, entertainment venues, and shopping locations that’ll be right outside your door.
Mixed-living opportunities
As the anticipation for the official launch of residential sales for Taza Park grows, three builders have been selected to collaborate on the mixed-use urban community with townhomes and villas.
The builders, Brookfield Residential, Crystal Creek Homes, and Homes by Avi, are renowned for their combined history of reputable homes across Western Canada and they’re all set to make Taza Park a one-of-a-kind living opportunity.
Brookfield Residential has big plans to design townhome options called the Rhythm, which seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor living with two and three-bedroom street towns with rooftop patios, spacious garages, and walk-out features.
Aurora at Taza Park will be crafted by innovative designers Homes by Avi, a contemporary collection of two and three-bedroom townhomes with modern amenities, open concept living spaces, all refined through Homes by Avi’s architectural design. Aurora will boast 46 townhomes with 24 secondary suites that will follow a no-condo-fee structure.
The third and final Taza Park residence, Juniper Ridge, will be crafted by award-winning Crystal Creek Homes and feature villa opportunities for multi-generational living like walkouts, lofts, and secondary suites.
A new kind of living at Taza Park
As one of the largest Indigenous-lead real estate developments in North America, Taza Park is already making history in Alberta. Blending cultural authenticity, sustainable practices, modern design, and a commitment to the legacy of the Tsuut’ina Nation, this is a truly historic place to live.
Ready for more? Check out the Taza Park Sales and Marketing Centre Grand Opening on May 24, and sign up online to receive more updates on your new home.
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