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Right next to the Sunridge Mall is Calgary Rundle, forming the southwest corner of "The Properties". It's between 36 and 52 street, 16 and 32nd Avenues.

Ca;gary Rundle

See the number 84 on the map above. This part of northeast Calgary, named Rundle, is named after a mountain and it has a C-Train station named after it. The neighbourhood was built in the 1970's and over 11,000 people currently live in Rundle.

What does Rundle have to offer? Great Value. It is one of the most convenient locations in the Northeast, and has a lower crime rate than surrounding areas.  Many homes are good and close to schools, bus routes, shopping (including the Sunridge and Marlborough malls, Costco, Rona and Superstore).

And many restaurants to the west as well. The Rundle LRT station is right on 36th Street, and so is the Peter Lougheed Hospital. The Calgary Fire Department has a station about a kilometre north on 52 Street and the Calgary Police Service has a station located just across 36 Street from Marlborouth Mall.  The airport, Deerfoot and Stoney trails are all fairly convenient and 16 Avenue provides a good swift east-west route.

Life in Calgary Rundle

Rundle Area

Real estate is practical here.  There is a good selection of low-priced condominiums in part of the neighbourhood; a bit further in, you will find the quiet streets with the nicer homes.

The Village Square Leisure Centre, just behind the CO-OP store on 52nd Street, provides recreational opportunities such as skating and field sports, dancing, meeting rooms, swimming and great waterslides and BBQ. The kids also benefit from Block watch, Scouts and other activities. The regional bike pathway system enters this area as well.

Kids have a decent selection of schools. Kindergarten to grade six can go to either Rundle School or Cecil Swanson School. Junior high kids have Dr. Gordon Higgins School and then Lester B. Pearson High School, which is just east of 52 Street. Kids from Catholic families can choose St. Rupert and Holy Redeemer School up to grade 6, St. Martha up to grade 9 or St. Rose of Lima for junior high. Then they head off to Father Lacombe High School just southwest of 36 Street and Memorial Drive.

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