Inglewood
Calgary’s oldest neighbourhood, reinvented.

Hillhurst and Sunnyside were among Calgary’s first suburbs north of the Bow River, served by streetcars over a century ago. The area’s commercial heart, known as Kensington, keeps that small-town main-street character with heritage storefronts, an independent cinema and dozens of cafés.
What it’s like to live here
Riley Park hosts summer cricket and a popular wading pool, and the Hillhurst Sunnyside Farmers Market runs on Wednesdays in season. Walk across the red Peace Bridge, designed by Santiago Calatrava, and you’re downtown in minutes.
Real estate snapshot
You’ll find a mix of early-1900s character homes, contemporary infills on 25- and 50-foot lots, and newer boutique condos close to the Sunnyside CTrain station. Inventory moves quickly, so pre-approval and a clear wish list help.
Why buyers choose Kensington & Hillhurst
- Independent shops and restaurants
- A quick, scenic commute across the river
- Strong long-term demand
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