Whitehorn Homes for Sale & Community Guide
Whitehorn is an established northeast Calgary community with its own Blue Line CTrain station, 1970s and 80s homes and some of the city’s more affordable detached houses.
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*CREB® detached benchmark price for Whitehorn, as of October 2026. Homes for sale and days listed come from my live MLS® listings and update through the day.
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Life in Whitehorn
Whitehorn sits in northeast Calgary between 36 Street and 52 Street NE, from 32 Avenue up to McKnight Boulevard. The land was annexed by the city in 1961 and homebuilding started in 1973. About 63% of homes were built between 1961 and 1980 and another 26% in the 1980s, so expect bungalows, bi-levels, semi-detached homes and up-down duplexes on established lots.
Whitehorn station on the Blue Line runs along 36 Street NE. Sunridge Mall, the Peter Lougheed Centre and the Village Square Leisure Centre are all a short drive away, and McKnight Boulevard and 36 Street connect quickly to Deerfoot Trail and Stoney Trail.
Who Tends to Love It Here
Whitehorn tends to suit families who want a detached house with a yard at a lower price, commuters who want a CTrain station nearby, and investors looking at duplexes and homes with suites.
Nearby in northeast Calgary: Rundle, Temple and Marlborough. Buying your first home? See the first-time buyer programs.
Is Whitehorn Right for You?
What People Love
- Whitehorn CTrain station on the Blue Line
- Detached homes at prices below much of the city
- Close to Sunridge Mall and the Peter Lougheed Centre
- Quick access to McKnight Boulevard and 36 Street NE
The Trade-offs
- Most homes are 35 to 50 years old, so budget for updates
- Almost no new construction, so expect resale homes only
- Busy traffic along 36 Street and McKnight Boulevard
Who Lives in Whitehorn
About 11,085 people lived in Whitehorn at the 2021 Census. 19% of residents were kids under 15 (18% citywide), and 15% were 65 or older (13% citywide). Households averaged 3.2 people, against 2.6 for Calgary.
The median household earned $88,000 before tax, against $98,000 for Calgary as a whole. 71% of households owned their home (69% citywide). 64% of homes were single-detached houses, 16% were semi-detached, 11% were units in up-down duplexes and 5% were in apartment buildings. 15% of workers took transit to work, against 9% citywide.
Source: City of Calgary Community Profiles, Whitehorn (2021 Census of Canada); Federation of Calgary Communities (Whitehorn).
What’s in and around Whitehorn
Schools, groceries, parks and other everyday places in Whitehorn and just outside it. Tap a place to open it in Google Maps.
- Annie Gale SchoolPublic (CBE) In Whitehorn
- Colonel J. Fred Scott SchoolPublic (CBE) In Whitehorn
- St. Wilfred SchoolCatholic (CCSD) In Whitehorn
- Chief Justice Milvain SchoolPublic (CBE) In Whitehorn
- Lester B. Pearson High School 500 m away
- St. Rupert School 550 m away
- Guy Weadick SchoolPublic (CBE) 600 m away
- St. Rose of Lima SchoolCatholic (CCSD) 700 m away
- FreshCo 100 m away
- Bulk Barn 250 m away
- Chahine Supermarket 300 m away
- No Frills 400 m away
- Safeway 550 m away
- Freestone 900 m away
- Whitehorn Outdoor RinkArena In Whitehorn
- Whitehorn Community CentreCommunity centre In Whitehorn
- Rundle Community HallCommunity centre 800 m away
- Rundle Community Hall Outdoor SpaceCommunity centre 800 m away
- Village Square Leisure CentreRecreation centre 850 m away
- WhitehornCTrain station 50 m away
- RundleCTrain station 700 m away
- McKnight-WestwindsCTrain station 1.6 km away
- Peter Lougheed CentreHospital 400 m away
- Calgary Public Library - Village SquareLibrary 800 m away
- Sunridge MallShopping centre 950 m away
- Sunridge Power CentreShopping centre 1.7 km away
- Calgary Public Library - SaddletowneLibrary 3.0 km away
School catchments change every year, so confirm the designated school with the CBE or Calgary Catholic School District. Distances are straight-line from the edge of Whitehorn.
Places from OpenStreetMap contributors.
Whitehorn Real Estate Market
The benchmark prices below are CREB®’s own community-level figures for Whitehorn wherever CREB® publishes one; any home type without enough sales this month uses the North East district instead, and months of supply and the sales-to-new-listings ratio are district figures. These are CREB®’s published figures, not my estimates. If you want to know what homes on a particular street have actually sold for, ask me and I’ll pull the recent sales.
Source: CREB® October 2026 monthly stats package (Whitehorn community benchmarks, plus North East district supply figures). These numbers update every month, so reach out if you want the latest or a custom Whitehorn market report. You can compare it to Calgary’s other neighbourhoods in my community guide, or start browsing homes on the Buy page.
| Metric (source, period) | Figure |
|---|---|
| Detached benchmark price (CREB® Whitehorn, October 2026) | $520,100 (−4.82% year-to-date vs. last year) |
| Row/townhouse benchmark price (CREB® North East district, October 2026) | $328,400 (−8.93% year-over-year) |
| Semi-detached benchmark price (CREB® Whitehorn, October 2026) | $373,500 (−4.86% year-to-date vs. last year) |
| Apartment/condo benchmark price (CREB® North East district, October 2026) | $246,300 (−11.82% year-over-year) |
| Months of supply, detached (North East district, October 2026) | 4.23 months |
| Sales-to-new-listings ratio, detached (North East district, October 2026) | 53.97% |
Whitehorn market snapshot
From 25 homes for sale today| Home type | For sale | Median price | Per sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| Semi-detached / duplex | 12 | $405K | $437 |
| Houses | 10 | $567K | $501 |
| Townhouses | 2 | $269K | $242 |
| Condos | 1 | $220K | $242 |
Asking prices of homes listed for sale on the MLS® System, not sold prices. Updated Nov 10, 7:57 am. Want sold prices for this area? Ask me.
Frequently Asked Questions About Whitehorn
Have a question that isn’t here? Ask me and I’ll get back to you, usually the same day.
Is there a CTrain station in Whitehorn?
Yes. Whitehorn station on the Blue Line serves the community, and many homes are a short walk away. Rundle station is close by too.
What do homes in Whitehorn cost?
CREB®’s October 2026 benchmark prices for Whitehorn are $520,100 for detached homes and $373,500 for semi-detached homes. I’m happy to pull recent sales for the homes you’re looking at.
What kinds of homes are in Whitehorn?
Mostly bungalows and bi-levels from the 1970s and 1980s, plus semi-detached homes and up-down duplexes. About 64% of homes are single-detached houses (2021 Census).
Where is Whitehorn?
In northeast Calgary, bounded by McKnight Boulevard to the north, 52 Street NE to the east, 32 Avenue NE to the south and 36 Street NE to the west. Rundle and Temple are next door.
Is it a buyer’s or seller’s market in Whitehorn?
In October 2026, detached homes in the North East district had 4.23 months of supply and a 53.97% sales-to-new-listings ratio (CREB®). As a rough guide, under about 3 months of supply favours sellers, 3 to 4 months is balanced, and over about 4 months starts to favour buyers.
Which schools are near Whitehorn?
You’ll find the closest schools, with distances, in the What’s Nearby section above. Designated schools can change from year to year, so check the address with the CBE or the Calgary Catholic School District before you buy.