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Killarney & Richmond luxury townhomes for sale in Calgary
Killarney and Richmond are the working-professional heart of Calgary’s inner south-west — direct 17th Avenue access to downtown, a stable price band relative to Altadore, and one of the deepest inner-city infill townhome inventories in the city.
Data as of July 23, 2026 · Last reviewed July 23, 2026
Why buyers choose Killarney & Richmond
Killarney (T3E north of 17th) and Richmond (T3E south of 17th) hold a deep inventory of 3-storey infill townhomes built over the last fifteen years. They are a common next step for buyers who want an inner south-west location with a more accessible entry price than Altadore.
Most stock is condo-titled with attached double or tandem garages and rooftop patios. Sizes and layouts vary by project — confirm on the specific listing.
Price expectations
LuxuryTownhomes.ca does not publish a static price range for Killarney or Richmond. Asking prices vary by unit size, project age, green-space backing, and finish level. See live CREA DDF® listings below (when available) or the full Calgary inventory for today’s asking prices.
Lifestyle & access
- ~10-minute drive to downtown via 17th Ave SW or Bow Trail.
- Walkable to Killarney Aquatic Centre and the 17th Ave restaurant strip east of Crowchild.
- Direct access to Bow River pathway via Edworthy Park (~5 min drive).
- C-Train (Blue Line) at Westbrook and Sunalta stations.
Current listings that match
Matched by community keywords + T3E postal FSA · Data as of July 23, 2026
No listings on today’s CREA DDF® feed match this filter reliably. Browse the full Calgary luxury townhome inventory instead, or request a private introduction below.
What to verify before you write an offer
- Confirm condominium plan documents, reserve fund study, and estoppel certificate — many Killarney infill projects are still in their first 15-year reserve cycle.
- Verify parking type: tandem, side-by-side, or garage-in-garage-out with permit street parking.
- Ask about historical assessments and any envelope work (stucco, window flashings) in the last 10 years.
- Check pet, rental, and short-term-rental bylaws — several corporations restrict short-term rental use.
- Confirm alley and utility easements before considering exterior modifications (patios, hot tubs).