Mid-Century Modern is a new trend in home décor. What’s old is new again or at least, has a new spin. The same holds true for homes constructed mid-century in Calgary. You take that design, renovate and model and you have a modern, Mid-Century home.
The 1950’s building boom in Calgary occurred after the government’s scramble to put up good but cheap housing for returning war heroes. It was the 1950s when the concept of the car-centric suburb really took hold. Homes had front driveways or garages off the lane. Homes were larger, most often with three bedrooms with large front and back yards. Shopping plazas had plenty of space out front to park cars and the corner-store concept started to die. New communities popped up faster than the city
Having a child comes with enormous responsibility. Many new parents have to navigate all that heavy-duty decision making with ease – some completely stress out. Where to live is one of those life decisions that many don’t take lightly.
When it comes to choosing the best neighbourhood for their new family, today’s new Calgary parents take many factors into account. Where once a generation of parents based their decision on proximity to schools and churches, today’s young people want the whole lifestyle package. Schools are important but with so many programs of choice in Calgary’s private, public and separate streams, the location of the school isn’t always that important.
Parents want parks, playgrounds, bike paths, bike lanes,
Looking to move to the inner-city neighbourhoods in Calgary? There are many things that make inner-city Calgary neighbourhoods a beautiful place to live.
Most people choose Calgary inner-city living because of the location. They want to be close to the action rather than way out in the suburbs.
Each community offers that great, sought-after location but there are other big attractions to many of Calgary’s inner-city neighbourhoods.
Elbow Park
Located west of Elbow Dr SW and within walking distance of downtown, the Elbow Park community is where the Glencoe Club is located and the historic Christ Anglican Church. Church bells peel out over the neighbourhood every Sunday and the extra-wide sidewalks with grassy boulevards make Elbow
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