Real estate in the area where the neighbourhood of Coral Springs stands today was annexed to the City of Calgary in 1983. The community itself was established eight years later in 1991. Now it offers a truly residential setting near the lake with the home ownership rate exceeding 97%.

Buyers can select from Coral Springs homes for sale with different numbers of bedrooms and bathrooms and floor plans. There is a wide choice of locations available as well. From the lakefront properties with private decks to the houses on quiet streets adjacent to green areas, there is something for every buyer’s taste and budget. This diversity has made the neighbourhood quite popular with people from all walks of life.

The 16-acre lake in the centre of the community is one of the top reasons that people love living in Coral Springs. It offers excellent amenities for boating and swimming or residents can simply relax at the beach or play beach volleyball. The lake is home to rainbow trout, which come from its private hatchery. For homebuyers who love to fish, they should pack up their pole and get ready to settle here. The neighbourhood also offers wall climbing facilities and a petting zoo, which kids absolutely love.

The Don Hartman Northeast Sportsplex in Coral Springs is very popular with home buyers as it has a gymnasium, where residents can play basketball and volleyball amongst other sports and two NHL-sized hockey arenas with spectator seats. There is a fitness training room as well.

The Coral Springs Community Association organizes a large number of events. There is an annual Stampeded party, the local Winterfest is held in February and there is traditional family corn roast in September. You won’t want to miss the Halloween party in October and all of the other great activities that can only be found in this elegant lakeside community.

Families buying a home in Coral Springs will find that there is a wide choice of schools in the local area. The elementary schools include Grant MacEwan Elementary, Falconridge Elementary, Monsignor A. J. Hetherington Elementary and John Paul II Elementary. John XXIII is a Catholic elementary and junior high school. Father Scollen is a K-9 school and the area is home to Terry Fox Junior High School and Annie Gale Junior High School.

• • • Coral Springs Public Schools: Calgary Board of Education (CBE)
    • Coral Springs Separate Schools: Catholic Separate School Board
    • Coral Springs French Immersion Schools: Calgary Board of Education (CBE)

If you’re thinking about buying a home, it’s critical that you find out what to expect cost-wise before jumping in and making an offer. To assist you, we’re happy to share with you the following calculators, designed to make the research process easier.