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Rocky Ridge
Welcome to Rocky Ridge. If you’re looking for a scenic community with views of the Rockies, this might just be the place for you. Rocky Ridge is a NW community, with easy access to all parts of the city via Crowchild Trail, Stoney Trail, and 12 Mile Coulee Road. Enjoy the Rocky Ridge Ranch Centre with your family, and enjoy the serene lifestyle that embodies the established Rocky Ridge community.
The community will be graced by a brand new Recreation Center in 2018. The recreation center will contain multiple pools, skating rinks, gymnasiums, medical facilities, skate park, 3000sq ft. library, and even more.
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PO Box 91009, RPO Royal Oak
Calgary, Alberta, T3G 5W6
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Elementary Schools
Royal Oak School [English K-6]
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Belvedere-Parkway[English K-6]
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Simon Fraser[English 5-9]
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Banff Trail[French K-6]
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Banff Trail[Catholic K-6]
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Hawkwood [English K-6]
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St Maria Goretti[Catholic K-6]
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Junior High Schools
Simon Fraser[English 5-9]
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Tom Baines[English 7-9]
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Senior High School
Robert Thirsk[English 10-12]
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Crescent Heights[English 10-12]
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William Aberhart[French 10-12]
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Community Statistics
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Age Range
Kids 0-14 Years
Teens 15-19 Years
Adults 20-50 Years
Adults 50+ Years
Housing Types
Average Housing Prices
Attached
$593,732
Detached
$670,456
Towne House
$356,480
Apartment
$290,240
Community Listings
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149 Rockborough Green NW in Calgary: Rocky Ridge Detached for sale : MLS®# A2339089
149 Rockborough Green NW Calgary T3G 5S8 : Rocky Ridge
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Add to Favorites- Back to topThe street view sets expectations immediately. Stone pillars and warm wood gable accents ground this Stepper Homes build, while the double garage and wide driveway easily handle the household fleet.
- Back to topThis aerial perspective reveals the true footprint. The roofline steps back directly into a dense canopy of mature trees, trading rear neighbors for a completely private forest buffer.
- Back to topThe cul-de-sac advantage from above. You secure a quiet, low-traffic street out front and gain immediate access to the pond and trail system right past your back fence.
- Back to topThe covered front entry features built-in planter boxes ready for your seasonal greens. Painted red decking provides a sharp visual contrast against the classic stone masonry.
- Back to topA highly functional front porch creates a shielded drop zone for deliveries or a quiet spot to watch the neighborhood wake up.
- Back to topThe foyer operates on light and logic. Transom windows pull sunshine inside, while a wide double closet easily handles the heavy rotation of winter coats and boots.
- Back to topThis front flex space adapts entirely to your routine. It easily serves as a dedicated remote workspace, a formal dining area, or a quiet reading room away from the main television.
- Back to topSightlines travel completely through the main floor. The uniform, wide-plank flooring connects the front entry directly into the kitchen, anchored by an open staircase with iron spindles.
- Back to topLooking back toward the entrance, you can see how much natural light the oversized front window captures. The floorplan remains wide open without feeling cavernous.
- Back to topThe main living room frames the rear tree canopy like a live broadcast. A gas fireplace warms the space, and the deep accent wall is ready for your artwork or a quick coat of primer to match your exact aesthetic.
- Back to topThe main floor layout refuses to compartmentalize your routine. Wide-plank flooring carries you from the front door straight into a wall of glass framing the forest outside.
- Back to topThe living room anchors around a gas fireplace and a rich plum accent wall. It is a bold aesthetic ready for your artwork, or a straightforward weekend primer project if you prefer a lighter palette.
- Back to topYour dining table goes right here against the tree canopy. The glass door to the deck makes moving dinner outside a three-second operation.
- Back to topMaximum glass, zero neighbors looking back at you. This corner is engineered for slow morning coffees and watching the weather roll in over the water.
- Back to topThe upper deck employs glass panels to ensure the view remains intact when you sit down. There is ample square footage here for a heavy-duty grill and a full outdoor dining set.
- Back to topThis is the visual return on investment for choosing a lot at the edge of the community. Mature trees provide heavy privacy while still letting you track the seasonal changes on the pond.
- Back to topAn aerial crop reveals the exact distance between your back fence and the public trail system. You get all the recreational access without sacrificing your personal perimeter.
- Back to topThe walkout lower level exits onto a shielded paver stone patio. The yard itself is fully fenced and manageable, leaving you more time to actually use the trails instead of mowing endless grass.
- Back to topThe spatial math works perfectly here. You can easily host a conversation from the dining table to the living room sofa without ever raising your voice.
- Back to topThe kitchen relies on highly durable dark granite and generous wood cabinetry. A frosted glass door hides a walk-through pantry, ensuring your bulk grocery buys stay entirely out of sight.
- Back to topThe kitchen island commands the room with durable dark granite. Light cabinetry and a sharp gray glass tile backsplash keep the visual weight perfectly calibrated.
- Back to topThe layout refuses to waste a square inch. A built-in wine matrix and dedicated microwave shelf keep your primary prep surfaces entirely clear for actual cooking.
- Back to topThis walk-through pantry solves the post-grocery run geometry. Floor-to-ceiling shelving handles serious bulk storage, and the direct line from the garage means fewer steps with heavy bags.
- Back to topThink of this mudroom as a highly efficient airlock between the garage and the main house. Side-by-side laundry and dedicated drop zones keep everyday clutter completely contained before it reaches your living space.
- Back to topA highly functional powder room tucked strategically away from the main dining area. The pedestal sink keeps the footprint light while effectively servicing the main floor.
- Back to topThe staircase acts as a sharp architectural pivot point. Gray treads strike a clean contrast against the black iron spindles as you transition to the private upper level.
- Back to topWelcome to the upper-level bonus room. A massive window banks the natural light, making this the undisputed target for your home theater or a massive lounging area.
- Back to topThe sheer square footage up here is a serious asset. There is ample wall space to anchor a massive flat screen or a custom library setup without the room ever feeling crowded.
- Back to topThe upper hallway efficiently maps out the sleeping quarters. The consistent wide-plank flooring carries right into the bedrooms to maintain a strict, uninterrupted visual cohesion.
- Back to topA fiercely bright secondary bedroom waiting for your specific furniture plot. The continuous flooring and standard double closet leave the primary footprint completely open for customization.
- Back to topThis bedroom plays the long game. Floating shelves are ready for your immediate styling, while the continuous wide-plank flooring ensures the space handles heavy foot traffic with ease.
- Back to topA highly efficient upper bathroom that respects the morning rush. The dark granite counter provides serious durability, while the crisp white tub surround keeps the sightlines exceptionally clean.
- Back to topThis bedroom catches excellent natural light filtered through the mature tree canopy outside. The current pastel tone is a fun placeholder, but the room itself is a massive blank canvas ready for your specific design plot.
- Back to topGenerous double closets mean clothes actually stay put away. The sightline out to the hallway highlights the consistent flooring choice that ties this entire upper level together.
- Back to topThe primary suite commands serious real estate. The charcoal accent wall grounds the massive room, creating a distinct visual anchor for a king-sized bed without crowding your walking paths.
- Back to topA reverse angle of the primary suite proves exactly how much square footage you are working with. You have enough perimeter space for a private reading corner, a desk, or significant freestanding storage.
- Back to topThe walk-in closet is strictly business. Wraparound wire shelving maps out your wardrobe efficiently, keeping your daily uniform visible and completely off the floor.
- Back to topThe ensuite refuses to compromise on personal space. Dual vanities mean the permanent end of morning elbow wars, and the dedicated corner tub offers a distinct landing zone after a heavy week.
- Back to topThe ensuite utility continues with a standalone shower and clever built-in wall shelving. It is a highly practical setup designed for quick turnarounds and easy maintenance.
- Back to topHeading downstairs to the walkout lower level
- Back to topThe walk-out lower level operates almost entirely independently. Direct exterior access means you bypass the main floor entirely after muddy hikes.
- Back to topRecessed lighting and continuous hard flooring keep the subterranean spaces feeling surprisingly deliberate and bright.
- Back to topA dedicated lower-level room ready for immediate deployment as a guest quarter or a heavy-duty home office.
- Back to topThe lower-level full bath ensures guests have total autonomy. Earth-toned tile and a dark vanity mirror the robust finishes found upstairs.
- Back to topHigh windows capture crucial ambient light in this secondary lower room, maintaining a strict anti-cave environment.
- Back to topThis is where the floor plan flexes. Massive windows pull the heavily treed reserve right into your primary recreation space.
- Back to topThe sheer footprint down here accommodates a billiards table, a secondary media center, or a sprawling fitness zone without any spatial conflict.
- Back to topThe backyard property line trades typical suburban fences for a direct sightline into mature trees and a wetland nature space
- Back to topYour personal exit velocity. A discrete gate opens directly onto the local trail system, making morning dog walks entirely frictionless.
- Back to topA sharp exterior profile anchored by natural stone and robust timber detailing. The mature trees ensure immediate privacy from the street.
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Data was last updated November 1, 2026 at 06:05 AM (UTC)