Riverbend sits along the Bow River between Glenmore Trail and Deerfoot, with Carburn Park, three ponds, river pathways and winter skating, right on its doorstep. It's almost entirely detached homes built in the 1980s and 90s.
Why families love Riverbend
- Carburn Park on the Bow River: pathways, pond fishing and winter skating
- Almost entirely detached homes on quiet, curving streets
- Riverbend Community Centre, connected by pathways
The homes
About 94% detached, built mostly from 1981 to 2000. Expect a mix of well-kept originals and updated homes.
Riverbend is close to Quarry Park and the Glenmore and Deerfoot corridors, which makes it a strong fit if you work in the southeast industrial or office areas.
Schools in the community
- Riverbend School (CBE, K–6)
- Holy Angels School (Calgary Catholic, K–6)
Designations change. Always confirm your address with the CBE and Calgary Catholic school finders. I'll do this with you before you write an offer.
Getting around
Glenmore Trail on the north, Deerfoot Trail on the west and 24 Street SE on the east.
Population and housing mix: City of Calgary community profile, 2021 Census.