Hillcrest
Homes For Sale

A southeast community where stormwater ponds sit in the foreground and the Rockies line up on the western horizon.

Typical Range: $470K – $760K · Last Updated: July 2026

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Hillcrest Homes For Sale

Hillcrest

Detached

Price on inquiry

Hillcrest Detached

4 Beds|3 Baths|2,150 SqFt

Hillcrest

Townhome

Price on inquiry

Hillcrest Townhome

3 Beds|2.5 Baths|1,520 SqFt

Hillcrest

Condo

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Hillcrest Condo

2 Beds|2 Baths|980 SqFt

Area

Southeast

City

Airdrie, AB

Typical Range

$470K – $760K

Country

Canada

About Hillcrest

Hillcrest earns its name. From the right lots, the land tilts west toward open sky and a distant ridge of Rocky Mountain peaks — the kind of view that makes an ordinary evening feel a little grander. Down at ground level, stormwater ponds and pathways give the community its shape, threading parks and green corridors between blocks of newer, move-up homes.

This is a neighbourhood built for buyers stepping up rather than just starting out. The homes tend to be larger and more recently finished, with the space and features growing families ask for, yet the setting stays relaxed and green. Those drawn to Hillcrest's newer-build character often also walk the pathways of Ravenswood or the fresh streets of Southwinds before choosing.

Views, ponds and move-up square footage put Hillcrest at the upper end of the southeast market, with homes generally trading between $470K and $760K. That range spans well-appointed detached houses through to larger family homes on premium view or pond-backing lots. Buyers who want a similar newer-community feel on Airdrie's north end sometimes also tour Lanark Landing for comparison.

Frequently Asked

Hillcrest FAQs

What are typical home prices in Hillcrest?

Hillcrest homes usually sell in the $470K to $760K range, reflecting its newer move-up housing, with premium lots — those backing a pond or catching the western mountain views — sitting toward the top. Size, finish and view all move the number. For an accurate figure on a specific property, request a free home evaluation.

Does Hillcrest really have mountain views?

Yes. Thanks to its elevated southeast setting, many Hillcrest lots look west toward the Rocky Mountains, and view-facing homes are among the most sought-after in the community.

What kind of homes will I find in Hillcrest?

Hillcrest is known for newer, move-up detached homes — generally larger and more recently built, aimed at families upgrading from a first home rather than entry-level buyers.

What's the setting like in Hillcrest?

The community is organized around stormwater ponds and pathways, with parks and green space woven in, giving it a calm, outdoorsy feel while staying close to southeast Airdrie's schools and amenities.