Northeast sector · Established 1979
Castleridge
A 1.2 km² 1980s–90s community in Calgary’s Northeast sector.
About
11% of the ground is under tree canopy and 9% is parkland, both below the Calgary community median.
Getting around
23 bus stops inside the boundary; no CTrain station.
Schools
- O. S. Geiger School · PublicElementary
- St. John Paul II School · SeparateElementary
Parks, paths and trees
0.1 km of pathways and trails and 2.3 km of bike routes. The city counts 1,161 public trees here.
When it was built
- 1970s
Established 1979
Community association
Compared with Calgary
- 11.1%Tree canopyBelow city median 14.6%
- 9.4%ParklandBelow city median 11.9%
- 0%Natural areaBelow city median 2%
- 0.1 kmPathways and trailsBelow city median 4.1 km
- 2.3 kmBike routesAbove city median 1.7 km
Permits and housing
Building permits
49 building permits and 23 development permits in the last twelve months, with a declared building value of $3.5M.
Housing stock
The city lists 118 registered secondary suites and 3 licensed short-term rentals.
Castleridge — common questions
- Which part of Calgary is Castleridge in?
- Castleridge is in the Northeast sector of Calgary.
- Is Castleridge on the CTrain?
- No CTrain station sits inside the Castleridge boundary; the nearest stations are in neighbouring communities.
- What schools are in Castleridge?
- Castleridge has 2 schools inside its boundary: O. S. Geiger School and St. John Paul II School.
- How big is Castleridge?
- Castleridge covers about 1.2 square kilometres.
- Which communities border Castleridge?
- Castleridge borders Falconridge, Martindale, and Taradale.
- How many historic resources are in Castleridge?
- Castleridge has no listed historic resources.
- Is Castleridge good for walking and cycling?
- Castleridge has 2.3 km of bike routes and 0.1 km of pathways and trails.
- What is for sale in Castleridge?
- Every home for sale in Castleridge is on the listings map, with prices and photos, scoped to this community.
Sources and notes
- City of Calgary Open Data: community boundaries and classes, permits, parks and off-leash areas, urban forest, pathways and bikeways, historic resources, public art, schools, transit stops, secondary suites, short-term rentals, land supply. Permits, suites and short-term-rental licences refresh daily to weekly.