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Calgary luxury townhomes with a double (or larger) garage
An attached double (or larger) garage is a common priority for Calgary luxury-townhome buyers given local winters. This page is an editorial guide to how the double-garage layout affects footprint, price, and lifestyle — plus what to verify before you write.
Data as of July 23, 2026 · Last reviewed July 23, 2026
Why the double garage matters in Calgary
Calgary winters make an attached, insulated garage a practical feature for many buyers. In townhome format the double-garage question drives layout — side-by-side, tandem, or garage-in-garage-out — and directly affects main-floor square footage, entry sequence, and mudroom design.
Side-by-side vs tandem vs double-plus-storage
- Side-by-side double: two full parking bays; most flexible for two full-size vehicles. Common in inner-city 3-storey infills with wider front elevations.
- Tandem double: two cars in a line; frees main-floor square footage but the rear car has to move for the front car to leave. Common in narrow-lot infills.
- Double + workshop / storage: two bays plus a rear workshop or gym bay. Seen in some newer west-side (Aspen, West Springs) projects.
- Triple-car: uncommon in townhome format — where present, typically at the upper end of a community’s price band.
Price implication
Within a given community, side-by-side or triple-car configurations often carry a premium over the same footprint with tandem or single-garage parking, but LuxuryTownhomes.ca does not publish a fixed percentage — the actual premium varies by project and cycle. Compare current asking prices across live listings for a specific read.
Current listings that match
Matched from CREA DDF® records with garage_spaces ≥ 2 · Data as of July 23, 2026
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What to verify before you write an offer
- Confirm garage dimensions (interior length × width) — most large SUVs and pickups need at least 20 ft interior length.
- Verify overhead door height clearance if you drive a full-size pickup or a roof-box vehicle.
- Ask whether the garage is titled parking, exclusive-use, or common-property assigned.
- Confirm insulation, heating source, and 240V rough-in for an EV charger — Alberta Building Code now requires EV rough-in on newer builds.
- Check drainage: floor drain type, sump pump location, and any historical seepage records.
- Confirm bylaws around commercial vehicles, trailers, and long-term unattended parking.