Sherwood, Calgary Real Estate
Sherwood Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $644K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $250K |
| Highest Price | $975K |
| Total Listings | 17 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 49 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $349 |
Property Types (active listings)
Sherwood Real Estate For Sale
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- $200,000 - $300,000
- $300,000 - $400,000
- $400,000 - $500,000
- $600,000 - $700,000
- $700,000 - $800,000
- $800,000 - $900,000
- $900,000 - $1,000,000
North Calgary Communities
More About Sherwood Community
Sherwood is a newer hillside community developed by Melcor on the northern edge of Calgary, distinguished by its French and Tudor-inspired architecture. It's reached by heading north on Shaganappi Trail just past Stoney Trail, where the community sits on elevated terrain that gives it a distinctive character among Calgary's north-side neighborhoods.
The appeal of Sherwood comes down to balance: it pairs upscale living with everyday comfort and convenience. The quality and design of its homes stand out, and residents benefit from proximity to amenities, recreational facilities, schools, and major routes, all of which contribute to the community's reputation as one of the north side's more desirable addresses.
For buyers looking for a newer, well-designed community that balances quality with practicality, Sherwood offers a compelling combination on Calgary's north side.
Homes for Sale in Sherwood
Sherwood is known for its French and Tudor-inspired architecture and its focus on quality home design. The community offers primarily single-family homes, along with some attached and lower-maintenance options. As a more recently developed community, its housing stock is modern throughout, and its hillside setting gives some homes elevated positions and views. Buyers drawn to Sherwood are usually looking for newer construction with a distinctive architectural character.
Living in Sherwood
Home Design and Setting
What sets Sherwood apart visually is its French and Tudor-inspired architecture, which gives the community a cohesive, upscale look. Combined with its hillside setting, it stands out among the newer communities on Calgary's north side.
Amenities and Recreation
Sherwood residents have access to recreational facilities within and around the community, along with nearby schools and shopping. The community's northern location puts major shopping, including CrossIron Mills, within a reasonable drive for dining, retail, and entertainment.
Getting Around
Sherwood is accessed via Shaganappi Trail just north of Stoney Trail, which provides fast connections across the north of the city and out to the airport. Downtown is roughly a 25 to 35 minute drive depending on traffic.
Schools
Sherwood is served by both the Calgary Board of Education and the Calgary Catholic School District. As with many newer Calgary communities, some designated schools are located in nearby established neighborhoods until local schools are built. Designated and nearby schools include:
Elementary
- Ranchlands
- Varsity Acres (French Immersion)
- Mother Mary Greene (Separate)
- St. Luke (French Immersion, Separate)
Junior High
- H.D. Cartwright
- Branton (French Immersion)
- St. Jean Brebeuf (Separate)
- Madeleine d'Houet (French Immersion, Separate)
Senior High
- Sir Winston Churchill
- William Aberhart (French Immersion)
- St. Francis (Separate)
Because designated schools for newer communities can change as new schools are built, families should confirm current catchment boundaries directly with the Calgary Board of Education and the Calgary Catholic School District before buying. For more on comparing communities on schools and family fit, see our guide to the best NW Calgary communities for families.
Demographics
For a detailed look at demographics for Sherwood, see the City of Calgary community profiles.
Nearby North Calgary Communities
Sherwood is part of the larger North Calgary area. If you're comparing options, these nearby communities are worth a look:
You can also browse all Calgary communities we serve.
Buying or Selling in Sherwood?
Jessica Chan has worked north and northwest Calgary since 1990 and understands how newer communities like Sherwood fit into the wider market. That perspective helps when it comes to pricing, understanding which lots and home styles hold value, and negotiating.
- Buyers: Browse the listings above, start with the Home Buyer's Guide, or join the Home Finder to get matched with new Sherwood listings as they come to market.
- Sellers: Get a free home evaluation to see what your Sherwood home could sell for, or review our marketing plan.
- Questions? Contact Jessica or learn more about her 35+ years in Calgary real estate.
Sherwood Real Estate FAQs
What types of homes are available in Sherwood?
Sherwood is a newer neighborhood known for its French and Tudor-inspired architecture, with a focus on upscale, well-designed homes. The community offers primarily single-family homes along with some attached and lower-maintenance options. As a more recently developed neighborhood, its housing stock is modern, and its hillside setting gives some homes elevated positions and views.
How much does it cost to buy a home in Sherwood?
Sherwood positions itself toward the upscale end of newer north Calgary neighborhoods, reflecting its home design and quality. Prices vary by home size, style, and location within the community. For current pricing and active listings, browse the homes for sale above.
What schools serve Sherwood?
Sherwood is served by the Calgary Board of Education and the Calgary Catholic School District. As with many newer neighborhoods, some designated schools are located in nearby established communities, and these designations can change as new schools are built. Families should confirm current catchment boundaries directly with both school boards before buying.
How long is the commute from Sherwood to downtown Calgary?
Sherwood sits on the northern edge of the city, roughly a 25-35 minute drive to downtown depending on traffic. It is accessed via Shaganappi Trail just north of Stoney Trail, which provides quick connections across the north of the city and out to the airport.
Is Sherwood a good place for families?
Yes. Sherwood appeals to families looking for a newer, upscale neighborhood with quality home design, recreational facilities, and proximity to schools and shopping. Its hillside setting and comfortable, well-designed homes make it a popular choice on Calgary's north side.
What is there to do in Sherwood?
Sherwood residents have access to recreational facilities within and around the community, and the area's proximity to major shopping, including CrossIron Mills to the north, provides shopping, dining, and entertainment nearby. The community's location off Stoney Trail also gives quick access across the city and out toward the mountains.