THE PARKS
OF HARVEST HILLS
As a new, approved 65 acre residential enclave located within North Calgary’s established community of Harvest Hills, The Parks of Harvest Hills will offer a network of parks and trails, and is designed as an active lifestyle community, residents will enjoy a mix of well appointed, detail-oriented housing types that are wound together with nature.
PROJECT SUMMARY
The planned development will include a mix of multi-family housing, villas (duplexes) and single-detached homes, that are connected to two large parks by a network of pathways. This project is ongoing, and construction has begun! Please check the "UPDATES" section for the latest on the construction of The Parks of Harvest Hills.
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WHERE IS THIS PROJECT?
SITE PHOTOS
 Rendering 1Rendering of gateway access to pathway network |
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 Rendering 2Rendering of gateway access to pathway network |
 Cedarglen Living Show SuiteMulti-family Sales Centre and Show Suite |
 ShowhomesShowhomes almost ready to open! |
 ShowhomesShowhomes almost ready to open! |
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 Protected Trees |
PROJECT DETAILS
Area of Development: 64.88 acres / 26.25 hectares
Land Uses: R-1s (Residential - One Dwelling), R-2 (Residential - One/Two Dwellings), M-G (Multi-Residential - At Grade Housing), M-1 (Multi-Residential - Low Profile), S-SPR / S-R (Public Open Space)
Main Features:
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Two large parks. In the northwest, an "active" park will offer tennis courts, a playground, pathways and other open space for activities. Along the southeastern edge, a large storm-water pond serves as a focal point for the many benches and pathways that surround and overlook it.
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Network of pathways connect the parks, the neighbourhoods, and the community.
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Tree retention strategy will ensure replacement of any trees lost during development.
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Aligns with the MDP policies that support infilling in Established Communities.
Development Form & Uses: Multi-Family, single-detached and semi-detached residential dwellings, as well as publicly accessible park and open space with pathways and other amenities.