Safety, ease, belonging and connection. That’s what you’ll find in one of Calgary’s newest southeast communities, Rangeview Springs.
Developed by Genstar, Rangeview Springs is rooted in nature and designed with intention. Residents stroll through parks and ponds, and tree-lined pathways to connect with neighbours and access nearby amenities.
“There’s a natural ease to life at Rangeview Springs that you notice right away. The parks, pathways and ponds create space to slow down and belong, while the thoughtful design makes it easy to move through the community and beyond,” says Kelly Westblom, Genstar General Manager Calgary Region. “It’s a place where everyday life feels more relaxed, more connected and where life flows naturally.”
Grounded in nature
That flow of life and connection to nature is an integral part of Rangeview Springs design. The community has nine planned parks, each of which draws inspiration from the local bird species. Mallard Grove Park — open to residents now — features a play park with accessible rubber surfacing, swings and a custom oak mallard sculpture.
With mountain views to the west, residents can soak in the natural beauty while wandering down community pathways. Pups can roam free, too. Nearby, dog owners can take advantage of Range Rover Dog Park, a fully enclosed off-leash dog park.
Designed to live well
In Rangeview Springs, children can play in front yards and residents can take their time crossing the street, thanks to pedestrian-friendly Vision Zero principles — a strategy that focuses on safety policies, such as speed management and safe infrastructure design. Features such as extended curbs and wide boulevards make Rangeview Springs more walkable and help create a calmer, family-friendly environment.
Designed for people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds, Rangeview Springs offers a variety of attainable homes. Potential homebuyers will find a mix of front-garage, laned, duplex and townhome options from award-winning builders Homes by Avi, Truman Homes, Excel Homes and Cardel Homes.
Room to grow
Slow mornings, fun-filled afternoons and date nights are all part of life in Rangeview Springs. Located by Stoney Trail, enjoy nearby access to restaurants, grocery stores, boutiques and even a VIP movie theatre. For recreation, residents can spend the afternoon swimming laps or joining drop-in sports programs at the YMCA, situated in Seton Urban District, five minutes from Rangeview Springs. Residents can also look forward to an 8.5-acre commercial area for local shops and services, additional community gathering spaces and a future school site.
On April 25, Calgarians are invited to visit the community’s show homes at 191 Mallard Heath S.E. and see how life is easy in Rangeview Springs at the family-friendly Nest Fest event. From 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Calgarians can swing by to browse show homes and enjoy activities, including craft stations to build your own birdhouse, lawn games, a bouncy castle, food trucks and the chance to win prizes.
Visit RangeviewSprings.com to learn more.
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