In the serene southwest of Calgary, Cedarbrae beckons with its picturesque tree-lined streets, vibrant cul-de-sacs alive with the laughter of children, and timeless 1970s architecture. Embraced by nature, this community boasts easy access to sprawling parks, winding trails, and charming local shops, creating an idyllic living experience.

Nature enthusiasts and active individuals find solace in Cedarbrae’s proximity to Fish Creek Park, Glenmore Park, and the Southland Leisure Centre, providing abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation. Remarkably, Cedarbrae stands out as one of the most budget-friendly neighborhoods in the area, ensuring affordability without compromising on quality of life.

Navigating Cedarbrae and beyond is effortless, thanks to its strategic location surrounded by key thoroughfares: Anderson Road to the South, Tsuu T’ina Trail to the West, Southland Drive to the North, and 24th Street to the East, facilitating convenient commuting for residents.

Cedarbrae School and St. Cyril School serves the community’s educational needs.

Diversity thrives in Cedarbrae, with a melting pot of cultures enriching its vibrant tapestry. With a modest average household income of $88,000 and a population of 5,935, Cedarbrae embraces individuals from diverse backgrounds, including immigrants from the Philippines, United Kingdom, Ukraine, and indigenous communities. 24% of the population are immigrants and 7% of the population in Cedarbrae have an indigenous identity.

Home seekers find an array of housing options tailored to their preferences, of the 2,550 occupied private dwellings, 52% are singled detached houses, 25% are semi-detached houses, 12% are row houses, 1% are apartments in a duplex, and 10% are apartments in a building with less than five storeys.

Cedarbrae’s comprehensive demographic statistics can be found on the City of Calgary community profiles site.