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Brentwood, Calgary.
Detached homes & real estate.

A Brentwood area visit can pair a local activity with a separate park destination. Use The Village and nearby Nose Hill Park to investigate your routine, then compare the specific street and property on their own merits.

Detached homes · At a glance

Brentwood: the starting evidence

Median assessed value
$744,0002026 City assessment roll · 1,979 matched records
Median recorded lot area
521 m²Middle half: 490–573 m²

Assessments use a July 1, 2025 valuation date; they are not sold prices. See the source and calculation method.

Brentwood highlighted among nearby City of Calgary community boundaries. Open the interactive map.
Explore Brentwood on the interactive mapBoundary context from City of Calgary Open Data. This overview does not show street routes.

The Village: choose a useful activity or service

The Village’s own website describes businesses and activities at 4039 Brentwood Road NW, including fitness, yoga and markets. Choose something you would actually use, and check the operator’s current schedule or booking information before visiting.

Keep the activity question separate from the property question. A business listing tells you where to start your research; it does not confirm that a home’s address offers convenient access. Test the actual journey and think about how often you would make it.

Nose Hill Park: compare the actual approach

The City’s guide to nearby Nose Hill Park covers hiking trails and designated off-leash areas. Use its information to choose an appropriate visit. Nearby access to a large park can mean different things depending on the entry point and route you would use.

At a candidate home, record street activity, entry and parking arrangements, lot use and interior layout. Compare the condition and improvement history separately from the area visit. If the home has a configuration important to your plans, establish the documentation and professional questions relevant to that particular property.

Construction periods, neighbouring communities and park records

A closer look at Brentwood’s detached stock and setting

Choose the evidence the house needs

The largest recorded construction group is 1960–1989: 1,884 of 1,979 valid-year records (95.2%). Start with this era when organizing your questions, then check the individual property’s records.

Check which original systems and layout remain, which changes have supporting permits and records, and whether the renovation addressed structure and mechanical work as well as finishes. Original construction year does not date the latest improvement.

The mean assessment is 6.4% above the median. The middle half of recorded assessments runs from $703,000 to $818,000. This describes an unadjusted housing-stock distribution; it does not assign a location premium or value a candidate home. Recorded lots have a 520.8 m² median. Check usable dimensions, grading, easements and parking against the candidate property’s survey and documents.

Community edges to investigate

The City polygons share a boundary segment with Charleswood, Dalhousie, Varsity. Use the map to investigate a home near these edges; a shared polygon boundary does not establish a street connection, route or comparable-home relationship.

Named City park-site records

3 active named park-site polygons overlap the Brentwood outline by at least 100 m². The names below are City dataset labels, which can include school grounds and shared facilities.

Review the named site records
  • BLAKISTON PARK · neighbourhood park · City site BRE394
  • DR E W COFFIN ELEM · community park · City site BRE452
  • SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL HIGH; CAPT JOHN PALLISER ELEM; BREBEUF JR HIGH; SWC POOL; NOSE HILL LIBRARY · district park · City site BRE385

A polygon overlap is location evidence. It does not establish a public entrance, opening hours, admission, school designation or access rights. Check the site and its operator before planning an outing. City park visitor information.

Location join checked October 8, 2026. City Parks Sites and City community boundaries. Active named park sites exclude non-park and depot categories. Shared boundaries require at least 25 metres of exact boundary; this list is not exhaustive where polygons have gaps. Areas and lengths use NAD83 / UTM zone 11N. All house figures above use the separate detached-only assessment extract.

Brentwood: detached assessment context

2026 City assessment-roll extract, checked October 8, 2026. The valuation date is July 1, 2025, with property condition recorded as of December 31, 2025. These figures describe matching detached assessment records. They are not sold prices, current inventory or a valuation of your home.

Brentwood · 2026 detached assessment records
MeasureRecorded context
Matched assessment records1,979
Median assessed value$744,000
Middle 50% of assessed values$703,000–$818,000
Mean assessed value$791,661
Recorded assessed-value range$582,500–$2,450,000
Median recorded land area521 m²
Middle 50% of recorded land areas490–573 m²
Mean recorded land area552 m²
Recorded construction-year span1959–2025
Coverage25 or more matching records
Construction periods and calculation method
Brentwood · recorded construction periods
PeriodRecords with a known construction year
Before 196061 (3.1%)
1960–19891,884 (95.2%)
1990–20096 (0.3%)
2010–201916 (0.8%)
2020–202612 (0.6%)

The construction breakdown uses 1,979 records with valid recorded years. Land distributions use 1,979 positive recorded areas. The median is the midpoint; the middle 50% runs from the 25th to 75th percentile, using linear interpolation. It is not a confidence interval or a listing-price range.

Filter: 2026 roll, residential class RE, land-and-improvement type LI, sub-property uses R110 and R111 (detached and detached with backyard suite), positive assessed values. Counts are matched records, not an independently deduplicated house count. Other housing classifications and vacant-land types are excluded. Assessments can reflect a property’s stage of completion; especially in developing areas, verify completion and current property records before comparing values.

City of Calgary assessment source. The mean is sensitive to unusual properties. Use relevant completed detached sales and current competing detached listings for a property-specific value review. Read the full detached assessment analysis and methodology.

Plan a local visit

Plan your Brentwood visit

Use these separate stops to investigate your own routine. Choose your transport and check current operator details before visiting.

  1. Identify a business or activity at The Village that reflects your ordinary week.
  2. Confirm its current visit or booking details.
  3. Use the City guide to choose a separate Nose Hill Park visit and access point.
  4. Test both destinations from the property, then record the street and lot observations you made.

Compare the Brentwood home, then its competition

  • How do the street setting, parking and entrance work for your household?
  • Are the living spaces and outdoor areas usable in the way you intend?
  • Which condition, improvement or configuration questions need property-specific documentation?

Use these questions alongside current Calgary homes for sale; confirm which listings match your area and property requirements.

For nearby development applications and address-specific planning information, use the official Calgary development research tools.

A Brentwood preparation plan should identify documented improvements, remaining condition questions and the usable spaces a buyer will compare. Decide what to prepare before photography and launch.

Questions about Brentwood

Where can I find Brentwood activities in this guide?

The Village’s operator website is the local activity resource linked here. Check the specific business or program for current schedules, bookings and availability.

Does nearby Nose Hill Park establish a walking time?

This guide does not assign a travel time. Choose the relevant park entry point using the City information, then test the actual route from the home you are considering.

Official sources and local resources

An original area-planning guide with links to the relevant City, school, association and operator resources. The City profile is a 2021 Census resource. Confirm current hours, programs and access with the linked source; school designation depends on address and program.

Apply the location to a property decision

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