4, 124 Stonecreek Road

$1,777,500
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7, 717 7th Street

$748,800
This 1,123 sqft top floor unit is in the heart of Canmore, just a short stroll to all the services Main Street has to offer and is close to biking/walking trails along the Bow River. As you walk in you will be impressed with all the upgrades throughout. A large open living space with a wall of windows includes a very generous kitchen with granite countertops, slate floors, stainless appliances and a living/dining area with maple hardwood floor and gas fireplace. Stepping out to the large balcony you can enjoy the mountain views. The large Primary bedroom features an upgraded ensuite bath with more granite and heated floors. The second bedroom and upgraded full bath complete are just steps away from the living space. Other features include a generous laundry/storage room, outdoor storage and assigned parking stall with plug in. This 40+ self managed complex is the perfect choice for your Canmore property. Not available for short term rental.
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1, 150 Stonecreek Road

$1,298,700
Enjoy this south facing premiere condo at the Pinnacle, the highest elevation of any building in Canmore. This well designed 1,629 sqft single floor home features 2 bedrooms plus a flex room which could act as an office/den or if needed a guest room. Along with the spa inspired primary ensuite with steam shower and soaker tub you also have a second bath that allows ensuite privilege for the second bedroom. You and your guests will be drawn to the kitchen with high end appliances and granite countertops which is perfect for entertaining or for the chef in the family to prepare a delightful meal. The kitchen opens to the dining room and living room areas where you can choose your favorite spot to enjoy the mountain views and sun. On the view deck you will love catching southern views from Grotto to Rundle Mountain after a day at play in the mountains. Other highlights of this property include concrete building construction, two indoor titled parking stalls and generous storage.
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115 Moraine Road

$1,349,820
This two-storey 2,064 sqft home offers panoramic mountain vistas that capture the essence of Canmore mountain living. The main floor welcomes you with a spacious and bright living-dining area, leading to an open kitchen and family room complete with a cozy corner gas fireplace. Step outside onto the expansive deck and bask in the sunshine while enjoying the sweeping views from Grotto to Rundle Mountain. You may not find a better view of the Three Sisters. The upper level is a haven of tranquility, featuring a primary bedroom with a walk-in closet and a 4-piece ensuite, alongside two additional bedrooms and a full bath. The walkout lower level is a versatile space, boasting an extra bedroom, second laundry, a 3-piece bath, and a large family room and wet bar—ideal for a nanny suite or a shared living arrangement. Outside you have a great front patio, gardens, and an oversized single garage, perfect for all your mountain toys. Experience the allure of Canmore in this beautiful home.
Hope Bungalow

483 Mountain Tranquility Place

$2,975,000+GST
Featuring roughly 2,900 square feet of luxury living, Rockwood is offering three unique exteriors of Faith, Charity and Hope. Each of these stunning front walkout bungalows offer iconic mountain‑modern architecture and incredibly designed interiors. Owners will enjoy three bedrooms including a spacious primary retreat, an expansive kitchen with butler’s pantry, rear-covered deck, front deck, walkout patio, and attached garage; plus high-end appliances, extensive custom-designed millwork and beautiful fixturing throughout. Arguably the most famous and unique peaks in the Rockies, the Three Sisters are situated on the south side of the Town of Canmore, overlooking the entire Bow Valley. In 1883, Canmore was known as a mining town, Albert Rogers named these peaks as “The Three Nuns” following a winter storm that left the peaks snow-capped and esembling nuns in white veils. Renamed in 1886 by a Canadian geologist, the iconic Three Sisters became known as Faith (the Big Sister), Charity (the Middle Sister) and Hope (the Little Sister).