A rare Springbank equestrian estate with panoramic mountain views, a private gated driveway, modern walk-out bungalow, mature landscaping, and exceptional horse infrastructure. Fenced and cross-fenced with paddocks, shelters, barn, indoor riding arena, and outdoor arena space.
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Set atop a crown in coveted Springbank, this 20-acre trophy equestrian estate captures the very best of Alberta foothills living: panoramic mountain views, rolling countryside, privacy, mature landscaping, exceptional horse infrastructure, and long-term land value in one of the Calgary region’s most desirable rural residential markets.
Securely set back from Range Road 34 behind a gated front driveway, the residence is privately positioned to take full advantage of the land, the views, and the surrounding natural beauty. From nearly every window, the home looks out toward pastures, paddocks, open fields, mature cottonwoods and spruce, and the distant Rocky Mountains. The setting is peaceful and elevated, offering the rare feeling of complete country privacy while remaining within easy reach of Calgary, schools, services, and the recreation of Bragg Creek, Kananaskis, Canmore, and Banff.
The walk-out bungalow offers 2,098 sq. ft. above grade with an additional 1,875 sq. ft. in the lower level, for a total of approximately 3,974 sq. ft. of developed living space. The main level is modern, spacious, and functional, with a generous kitchen, dining room, breakfast nook, living room, foyer, laundry, mud room, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms. The primary bedroom is positioned on the main floor and includes a spacious en suite with soaker tub and shower. A second bedroom is also located on the main level, along with a 2-piece bath.
At the heart of the main floor is a large brick wood-burning fireplace, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that contrasts beautifully with the open rural views outside. The kitchen sink overlooks the surrounding fields and pastures, where deer and elk can often be seen grazing across the road. Off the kitchen, the outdoor living space is a true highlight, with a BBQ area, brick pizza oven, protected seating, and an upper deck designed to take in quiet evenings and spectacular western sunsets.
The lower walk-out level expands the home’s livability with two additional bedrooms, a 4-piece bathroom, office, recreation room, storage, and utility space. The covered lower patio creates another excellent outdoor living area, with direct access to the yard. The attached three-car, two-door garage provides practical storage and parking for acreage living.
For the serious equestrian buyer, the property is exceptionally well laid out. The land is fenced, perimeter fenced, and cross-fenced into multiple pastures and paddocks, with water available in each paddock to support rotational grazing or separation of horses and other livestock. Multiple animal shelters and electric waterers are positioned throughout the property, allowing the operation to function efficiently through Alberta’s changing seasons.
The barn is designed with both practicality and horse care in mind. Measuring approximately 54'7" x 42'3", the heated barn includes five box stalls, a tack room with extensive storage, a sink, bathroom, and fridge. The stalls lead out to a separate paddock, while the alleyway allows horses or stock to be moved efficiently between paddocks. The barn features a concrete floor for easy cleaning and pressure washing, along with metal roof and siding cladding and a sliding barn door. Additional supporting infrastructure includes a hay shed and shavings shed.
The indoor riding arena is a major asset, measuring approximately 80' x 180'. The fabric covered arena features a high-quality dirt floor, wooden kick boards to protect riders and horses from the aluminum frame, 14’ overhead and man doors at each end. East of the indoor arena is outdoor arena space, adding further flexibility for riding, training, turnout, and future equestrian use.
The property also benefits from a drilled well, supporting the residential and agricultural use of the land. With multiple fenced pastures, paddocks, shelters, water points, and dedicated riding infrastructure, this is a rare Springbank offering capable of accommodating a refined private horse operation.
Beyond its current use as a premier equestrian estate, the property also carries significant long-term upside. At 20 acres in Springbank, the size and location may offer future subdivision or redevelopment potential, subject to Rocky View County approvals, planning requirements, servicing, and applicable land-use regulations. The ongoing installation of the Calalta WaterWorks trunk line along Range Road 34, together with the anticipated future paving of the road, further enhances the property’s long-term appeal for both estate buyers and forward-looking land investors.
This is a property that speaks to multiple buyer profiles: the equestrian family seeking turnkey infrastructure, the luxury acreage buyer looking for privacy and mountain views, and the long-term developer or investor who understands the scarcity of well-located 20-acre holdings in Springbank. With its elevated setting, secured entrance, substantial residence, indoor and outdoor riding amenities, fenced pastures, mature landscaping, and future upside, this estate represents one of the more compelling rural luxury opportunities west of Calgary.
243036 Range Road 34 - Rocky View County, AB
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Springbank is one of the Calgary region’s most desirable rural residential communities, offering an exceptional balance of country living, estate-style properties, mountain views, and immediate access to the amenities of Calgary. Located west of the city within Rocky View County, Springbank has long been recognized for its spacious acreages, executive homes, equestrian properties, and quiet rural character.
The area has deep agricultural roots and was originally known as a productive farming and ranching community before gradually becoming one of the premier acreage markets west of Calgary. Today, Springbank remains highly sought after by buyers looking for privacy, land, views, and a refined rural lifestyle without sacrificing convenience.
Residents benefit from excellent regional access via Highway 1, Highway 8, Lower Springbank Road, and nearby Highway 22. Calgary’s west-end communities, shopping, restaurants, private schools, recreation facilities, and business services are all within easy reach, while the foothills, Bragg Creek, Kananaskis Country, and the Rocky Mountains are close enough for regular weekend recreation.
Springbank is well-served by local amenities, including Springbank Park For All Seasons, which offers indoor arenas, curling, training areas, outdoor recreation space, ball diamonds, soccer fields, playground areas, and green space. The community is also home to nearby golf courses, parks, an off-leash dog park, and the Calgary/Springbank Airport, which supports private, recreational, charter, and general aviation.
Families are drawn to the area for its strong school network, including Elbow Valley Elementary, Springbank Middle School, and Springbank Community High School, along with access to private school options in the broader west Calgary and Springbank area.
Springbank’s location, estate-quality properties, rural setting, mountain backdrop, and proximity to Calgary have made it one of the most prestigious acreage communities in Alberta. It is an ideal area for those seeking space, privacy, and a high-end country lifestyle while remaining closely connected to the city.
Springbank is exceptionally well-positioned for recreation, offering immediate access to both urban amenities and Alberta’s world-class mountain playground. Residents enjoy a peaceful rural setting with wide-open space, quiet roads, equestrian opportunities, golf courses, parks, and community recreation facilities, all while remaining just minutes from Calgary’s west side.
Springbank Park For All Seasons is a central community hub, offering arenas, curling, sports fields, playgrounds, and gathering space for local families. The surrounding area also provides easy access to golf, riding facilities, walking trails, cycling routes, and the Calgary/Springbank Airport for private and recreational aviation.
For outdoor enthusiasts, Springbank is ideally located as a gateway to the foothills and mountains. Bragg Creek, Kananaskis Country, Canmore, and Banff National Park are all easily accessible, providing endless opportunities for hiking, biking, skiing, fishing, camping, horseback riding, and weekend getaways. Calgary’s extensive pathway system, restaurants, shopping, schools, and entertainment venues are also close at hand, making Springbank a rare location where country privacy, city convenience, and mountain recreation all come together.
Springbank has a long and established history as one of the earliest rural communities west of Calgary. The area was originally known as “Spring Bank,” a name tied to the natural springs and coulees found throughout the district. These water sources helped support early settlement, farming, and ranching, and many of the first homesteads were established near reliable spring water.
Settlement in the area began in the late 1800s, with early families building farms, churches, schools, and community gathering places. Agriculture formed the foundation of Springbank’s early identity, with mixed farming, livestock, and ranching shaping the landscape for generations.
Over time, Springbank evolved from a working agricultural district into one of Alberta’s most desirable country residential communities. Its close proximity to Calgary, open foothills setting, mountain views, and strong rural character attracted families seeking space, privacy, and a high quality of life. While the area has seen significant estate and acreage development, Springbank has retained much of its historic country atmosphere, with its roots in agriculture, community, and rural living still central to its appeal today.
Please see mapping section, all boundaries are approximate.
51° 3'12.30"N and 114°22'15.35"W
The property has served as a fantastic executive rental property and is currently bringing in $8,000/month from tenants.
The property can also serve as an equestrian boarding facility with lessons, and equine classes.
Given the size of the property, location, and services available, there is a real possibility of future development and subdivision with the property.
$6,500 (2026)
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DESCRIPTIVE PLAN 9510987 BLOCK 1 EXCEPTING THEREOUT ALL MINES AND MINERALS
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