Inglewood oozes old-world charm and modern chic. Homes in Inglewood were once neighbors to second-hand shops and purveyors of antiques. Inglewood real estate has now become neighbor to the newest fine restaurant and design district. Transformed by an influx of fine restaurants and trendy services Inglewood is a unique and complimentary variation of cheap to chic. Spend the day in Inglewood enjoying gorgeous scenery and relaxing on the riverfront. Visit some of Calgary’s and Canada’s top-ranked restaurants such as Rouge. Miles of tree-lined paths, spacious parks, the Bow River, playgrounds and sports fields. Inglewood is the perfect place for year-round active living
MLS® # A2213114 - 3 Beds, 3 Baths, 1,432 Sf
$604,000
Charming Inner-City Townhouse in Prime Location in Inglewood! Welcome to this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom townhouse in a highly sought-after inner-city community just moments from the vibrant heart of ...
MLS® # A2213156 - 2 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,044 Sf
$649,900
**OPEN HOUSE CANCELLED** This beautiful and charming 2 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom home in Ramsay has been tastefully updated throughout and is fully move-in ready. Located on a corner lot and just steps...
MLS® # A2212829 - 1 Beds, 1 Baths, 628 Sf
$329,999
Discover modern comfort and industrial charm in this beautifully designed one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit located in the sought-after SoBow building, nestled in the heart of Calgary’s iconic Inglewo...
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Inglewood • Calgary Zoo • The Deane House • Rouge • Kent of Inglewood • Well Juicery • Syn • Salt & Pepper • Swans • Kane's Harleys • Blues Can • Spolumbos • Starbucks • Oak and Vine • Bite Grocery Store • Hose and Hound • Cafe Gravity • Rosso Coffee Roasters • 17th avenue village • inglewood dis • 14th st centre
Quintessential Inglewood houses boutiques selling unique furniture, indie fashion and unique goods, and offers fine and unique restaurants and live music scene. Eat, Drink, Live Well.
Inglewood is a highly coveted location for homeowners, and the neighbourhood deserves this attention. As the oldest neighbourhood in Calgary, this location has a lot of history, adding character to the place. Inglewood was originally called East Calgary or Brewery Flats until 1911. Its current name comes from the homestead established by Col. James Walker. Stroll along the streets here, and you will glimpse many of Calgary’s most iconic buildings, some of them over 400 years old.
The long history and legacy do not turn Inglewood into a quiet, drowsy place at all. Instead, this is one vibrant, exciting place to live in, thanks to the commercial establishments here. Those, combined with the history, draw visitors in by the dozens here, and this keeps the neighbourhood buzzing with life at all times, and also encourages new businesses to set up shop here. Change is the constant here in Inglewood.
A completely pedestrian-oriented neighbourhood, Inglewood has the pathways designed to make traversing on foot not just possible but appealing. You will find the traffic on the roads very moderate; so, no traffic snarls or getting stuck during commute when you live here. Also, the pedestrian-focus makes the streets safer too, even for the young ones to go about on their own.
If you want to experience the charm of living in a small town but without compromising on accessibility to the city’s heart, then Inglewood is a great location to consider. Just peer across the river, and you can catch sight of the Calgary skyline- that’s how close the city centre is. Yet, inside your community, you can experience the vibe of a charming little old-world town.
