Seton Homes for Sale — Dynamic Urban Hub, Retail District, Healthcare Convenience
Living in Seton means grabbing morning coffee at Seton Urban District cafes along Seton Boulevard SE, quick access to South Health Campus, shopping at Cineplex Seton and vibrant retail just outside your door. This mixed-use area attracts professionals and households with its contemporary design, healthcare integration, and energetic vibe developed since the 2010s.
This dynamic community blends urban convenience with modern living, featuring recreation at Seton YMCA, dining and shopping along walkable streets, pathways through Seton Park, and convenient access to Deerfoot Trail for downtown commutes. With contemporary condos, modern townhomes, and future Green Line LRT connectivity, Seton offers exceptional value for urban-minded buyers and healthcare professionals.
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Latest Homes for Sale in Seton
90 Properties for Sale
2 Beds2 Baths841 SqFt1/38 38New$325,000
2 Beds2 Baths1,090 SqFt1/23 23New$454,900
7 Beds4 Baths1,886 SqFt1/25 25New$750,000
4 Beds4 Baths1,818 SqFt1/47 47Pending$684,900
2 Beds3 Baths945 SqFt1/13 13New$389,900
3 Beds3 Baths1,315 SqFt1/39 39New$479,000
3 Beds3 Baths1,502 SqFt1/15 15Pending$516,900
3 Beds3 Baths1,502 SqFt1/16 16Pending$509,900
2 Beds3 Baths1,619 SqFt1/34 34Active$585,000
4 Beds4 Baths2,212 SqFt1/49 49Price Dropped by $15K$734,900
5 Beds4 Baths2,100 SqFt1/50 50Active$839,000
3 Beds3 Baths1,939 SqFt1/49 49Active$735,000
3 Beds3 Baths1,505 SqFtPrice Dropped by $4K$514,900
3 Beds3 Baths1,269 SqFt1/15 15Pending$469,900
3 Beds3 Baths1,269 SqFt1/15 15Pending$469,900
3 Beds3 Baths1,506 SqFt1/15 15Pending$514,900
3 Beds3 Baths1,265 SqFt1/15 15Price Dropped by $7K$469,900
3 Beds3 Baths1,266 SqFt1/15 15Price Dropped by $7K$474,900
3 Beds3 Baths1,506 SqFt1/15 15Pending$509,900
3 Beds3 Baths1,508 SqFt1/15 15Pending$519,900
3 Beds3 Baths1,266 SqFt1/15 15Price Dropped by $7K$474,900
3 Beds3 Baths1,508 SqFt1/15 15Price Dropped by $7K$519,900
2 Beds3 Baths1,258 SqFt1/32 32Active$414,000
1 Bed1 Bath434 SqFt1/18 18Active$215,000
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About the Areas You're Browsing
Start with coffee in Seton Urban District, healthcare visits at South Campus, then easy commute. Browse district condos above from $300K for urban access.
Contemporary high-rises, townhomes from 2010s; compact units dominant. Ranges: $300K-$450K condos, $500K-$700K attached. Filter above by type or range.
YMCA recreation, parks, retail district. Properties near Seton Boulevard provide walkable access to shopping and facilities for dynamic routines.
District events, markets, gatherings. Professionals and families value the energetic atmosphere and programming.
Quick Facts About Seton
Urban core condos ($300K+), family townhomes ($500K+), healthcare zones ($400K+ units).
Deerfoot Trail; 20-35 min downtown. Bus to Somerset LRT; peak transit 40-50 min. Stoney Trail airport 25 min.
Joane Cardinal-Schubert High public, St. Isabella Catholic. Bussing for younger grades. Walkable high school access.
Market: Up 7% yearly; avg 20 days listed. Strong condo demand; higher for district views. Median condo $425K.
What Makes Seton Special
Seton stands out as a healthcare and retail integrated urban hub, offering modern convenience in SE Calgary's growing landscape.
Investment Advantage: District development and LRT future drive 7% growth; urban appeal ensures demand.
Your Complete Guide to Living in Seton
Seton redefines urban living in Southeast Calgary as a integrated hub where healthcare, retail, and recreation converge in a modern master-planned district. This dynamic neighbourhood combines high-density convenience with community features to create Calgary's southern urban center.
Living in Seton: Daily Life in Urban Hub
Seton days typically launch with district cafe visits along Seton Boulevard, quick health appointments at South Health Campus, and streamlined commutes that leverage the area's connectivity. Evenings feature YMCA workouts or retail strolls, with the neighbourhood's energetic streets providing a backdrop for social interactions and convenient routines.
Planning for Seton began in 2000 under Brookfield Residential, with city approval in 2004 transforming the area into Calgary's south urban district. The pivotal South Health Campus opened in 2011, spurring development of the 577-acre community that now includes mixed-use buildings and pathways. By the mid-2020s, Seton had earned recognition as BILD Calgary's Best Community, reflecting its blend of urban density and thoughtful planning.
Neighbourhood Character
Seton's urban district fosters a vibrant atmosphere through events and facilities managed by Brookfield and local groups. Summer markets and street festivals animate public spaces, while winter light displays and indoor YMCA programs maintain year-round engagement. This developing character emphasizes walkability and integration, creating a modern hub where residents feel connected to both services and neighbours.
Homes and Real Estate in Seton
High-Rise Condos
$300K-$450K compact units with balconies and amenities. Professionals choose for district walkability and views.
Townhomes
$500K-$800K with garages and multi-level designs. Families select for space near parks and schools.
Investment Considerations
7% growth from district expansion; healthcare proximity adds rental demand; ongoing development provides new opportunities.
Location & Commutes
Seton's central southeast position integrates urban access with ring road connectivity, making it a hub for efficient travel while supporting walkable daily needs.
Transportation Options
- Downtown Commute: 20-35 minutes via Deerfoot Trail, adjusting for traffic
- LRT Access: Bus to Somerset-Bridlewood in 10-15 minutes; future Green Line planned
- Airport: 25-30 minutes on Stoney Trail
- Mountain Access: 90 minutes to Kananaskis, 120 minutes to Banff
- Bus Service: Multiple routes including 468 connect to key destinations
Commuter Insight: Walkable district reduces short trips; upcoming LRT will transform public options; Stoney Trail ideal for airport runs.
Food, Culture & Festivals
Seton Urban District serves as the culinary epicenter with diverse eateries, enhanced by cultural venues and events that reflect the area's modern energy.
Local Dining Highlights
- Urban District Spots: Varied options from quick cafes to full-service restaurants like Tommyfield Gastro Pub
- Health Campus Area: Convenient food courts and grab-and-go for medical visitors
- Seasonal Additions: Farmers' markets and food festivals in public plazas
Community Events
Brookfield and local organizers host gatherings like Seton Summer Series with live music, Holiday Markets featuring artisan foods, Fitness Festivals at the YMCA, and cultural celebrations that highlight the district's diverse resident base.
Outdoor Activities and Parks
Seton's parks and YMCA provide urban recreation options, balancing density with green spaces for active lifestyles without leaving the district.
Seton Regional Park
Pathways and open spaces for walking, picnics, and casual sports with scenic district views. View on map
YMCA Facilities
Brookfield Residential YMCA offers pools, gyms, climbing walls, and group classes for all ages. View on map
Playgrounds & Courts
Multiple play areas and outdoor fitness zones integrated into urban spaces.
Seasonal Activities
Outdoor yoga in summer; winter light walks and fitness challenges year-round.
Schools and Education
Seton students attend designated schools within Calgary's public and Catholic systems, with convenient bussing options and quality education close to home.
Public Schools (Calgary Board of Education)
- Cranston School: Elementary K-5 with music, performing arts, and nature-based learning (205 Cranston Dr SE)
- Dr. George Stanley School: Junior High 6-9 with comprehensive programs (585 Cranston Dr SE)
- Joane Cardinal-Schubert High School: High School 10-12 with health sciences emphasis and modern facilities (19480 45 St SE)
Catholic Schools (Calgary Catholic School District)
- St. John Henry Newman : Elementary and Jr. High
- All Saints High School: High School 10-12 serving deep south communities including Seton (729 Legacy Village Way SE)
- Bishop O'Byrne: Optional High School 10-12
Education Advantage: High school walkability and health campus partnerships offer specialized learning in medical fields.
Buying a Home in Seton
Seton's property scene reflects its growing status, with demand driven by urban amenities and healthcare integration throughout the year.
Market Dynamics
- Seasonal Patterns: March-May increases as district appeal grows
- Location Premiums: Urban core views add 15-25% value
- Community Fees: Condo $400-$600 monthly for maintenance
- Resale Strength: 7% annual appreciation from development
Buyer Considerations
Factor ongoing construction in decisions; district proximity ideal for walkability; specialists help with fees and phase navigation in this active market.
Compare Seton to Nearby Communities
vs. Auburn Bay
Seton's urban healthcare vs lake recreation; similar pricing with Seton offering more density.
vs. Cranston
District energy vs river calm; Seton suits urban preferences.
vs. Mahogany
Retail integration vs large lake; comparable modern costs.
vs. McKenzie Towne
High-rise hub vs charming streets; Seton more contemporary density.
The Seton Advantage: Seamless blend of healthcare, retail, and modern living creates unparalleled urban convenience in Southeast Calgary.
Ready to Experience Seton Living?
Justin Newman understands Seton's dynamic urban market, from district premiums to development phases, helping you secure the perfect home in this vibrant hub.
(403) 969-5542 justin@happyhousehunting.ca
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Frequently Asked Questions About Seton, Calgary
What can I afford in Seton?
Seton offers urban options from $300K starter condos to $800K+ townhomes. High-rise condos $300K-$450K. Attached townhomes $500K-$700K. 7% yearly growth; median condo $425K; filter by price for your fit.
Which Seton area suits my lifestyle?
District condos for walkable professionals. Park sections with playgrounds for families. Healthcare zones for medical staff. High-density streets for energetic urban living.
How's the commute from Seton?
Downtown 20-35 minutes via Deerfoot. Bus to LRT Somerset 40-50 minutes. Airport 25 minutes Stoney Trail. Rush adds 10-15 minutes; ideal for south roles.
What should I know before buying in Seton?
Fees $400-600/month for amenities. Developing area with construction. Limited supply needs quick moves. Hospital proximity boosts appeal. Green Line LRT coming enhances value.
Is Seton good for families?
Yes with bussing to schools like Joane Cardinal-Schubert, parks, YMCA. Secure streets, events foster growth. Healthcare, retail provide support.
What makes Seton different from other Southeast communities?
Integrated district with hospital vs lakes in Auburn Bay. High-density modern vs suburban McKenzie Towne. Healthcare focus vs residential Cranston.
How quickly are homes selling in Seton?
Condos 15-25 days, spring faster for urban properties. March-May peaks; supply drives 10-20 day closings. Townhomes 20-30 days.
What's included in Seton home prices?
Appliances, finishes; fees separate. Builds include parking. Upgrades in listings. Taxes $3K-$5K/year, fees $400-600/month utilities, upkeep.
How convenient is daily life in Seton?
Very with district shopping, dining steps away. Health Campus medical. Parks, pathways recreation. Local satisfaction reduces drives.
Still Have Questions About Seton?
Each buy varies in this urban healthcare hub.
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