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Parkdale, Kensington & Hillhurst luxury townhomes for sale in Calgary
Parkdale, Kensington, Hillhurst, and West Hillhurst sit against the north bank of the Bow River, walkable to Kensington main street and a short pedal to downtown. Luxury townhomes here appeal to buyers who value pathway access, walkability, and inner-city NW positioning.
Data as of July 23, 2026 · Last reviewed July 23, 2026
Why buyers choose the Kensington corridor
The T2N postal district covers Parkdale, West Hillhurst, Hillhurst, and Kensington proper. Bow River pathway access is direct, Kensington main street is one of Calgary’s densest walkable retail strips, and Foothills Medical Centre / Alberta Children’s Hospital / University of Calgary are all inside a 10-minute drive.
Luxury townhomes range from mid-2000s West Hillhurst 3-storeys to more recent Parkdale and Hillhurst infills with rooftop patios, elevator options, and river-adjacent orientations.
Price expectations
LuxuryTownhomes.ca does not publish a static price range for Parkdale, Kensington, or Hillhurst. Asking prices vary by project, river proximity, walk-to-retail positioning, and finish level. See live CREA DDF® listings below (when available) or the full Calgary inventory for today’s asking prices.
Lifestyle & access
- Walkable to Kensington main street (Higher Ground, Cadence, OEB, Vine Arts).
- Direct access to the Bow River pathway; ~15-minute walk or 5-minute cycle to downtown.
- ~10-minute drive to Foothills Medical Centre, Alberta Children’s Hospital, and University of Calgary.
- C-Train (Red Line) at Sunnyside and Lions Park stations.
Current listings that match
Matched by community keywords + T2N 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 river-adjacency floodway/flood-fringe designation for units within a block of the Bow River pathway.
- Ask for reserve fund study and any recent envelope, roof, or window assessments — many 15+ year infill projects are entering major-repair windows.
- Verify short-term rental status — Kensington corridor pricing sometimes reflects rental use that a new bylaw could remove.
- Confirm titled vs assigned parking, and whether visitor parking is inside the parkade or on-street permit.
- Check heritage-overlay or streetscape design guidelines that may restrict exterior modifications.