Northeast

Jensen
Homes For Sale

Jensen is Airdrie's easy-going east side — 1980s and 90s homes under a canopy of mature trees, priced for first keys and growing families.

Typical Range: $400K – $580K · Last Updated: July 2026

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Jensen Homes For Sale

Jensen

Detached

Price on inquiry

Jensen Detached

4 Beds|3 Baths|2,150 SqFt

Jensen

Townhome

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Jensen Townhome

3 Beds|2.5 Baths|1,520 SqFt

Jensen

Condo

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Jensen Condo

2 Beds|2 Baths|980 SqFt

Area

Northeast

City

Airdrie, AB

Typical Range

$400K – $580K

Country

Canada

About Jensen

Jensen has been quietly doing the family thing since the 1980s, and it shows in the best way: boulevard trees tall enough to throw real shade, sidewalks worn smooth by decades of bikes and strollers, and streets that curve instead of march. This is one of Airdrie's genuinely settled east-side pockets, where neighbours wave without checking who you are first and the corner park has hosted a few generations of scraped knees.

Practically, the location is a commuter's friend — quick onto Veterans Boulevard and the QEII means Calgary is roughly half an hour south. Families here lean on nearby east-side schools and the shops and restaurants clustered around the northeast, and many browse up-the-ridge neighbours like Thorburn and Kings Heights when it's time to size up. For now, though, Jensen's appeal is that it already exists, fully grown, no waiting on the trees.

Value is the headline. With homes generally running from $400K to $580K, Jensen is one of the more attainable ways into an established Airdrie address — think starter bungalows, tidy two-storeys and the kind of backyard that came standard in the 90s. Buyers priced out of newer builds in Windsong often find their footing here first, then never leave, because a mature street is a hard thing to trade away.

Frequently Asked

Jensen FAQs

What do homes in Jensen typically cost?

Most homes in Jensen trade between $400K and $580K, which makes it one of Airdrie's more affordable established communities — you'll find starter bungalows at the lower end and updated two-storeys toward the top. Prices move with condition, lot and renovations, so for a number that actually fits your home, request a free home evaluation.

Is Jensen good for families?

Very. It's a settled, low-turnover community with mature parks, walkable streets and easy reach to east-side schools, which is exactly why families who value calm over new keep landing here.

How's the commute to Calgary?

Straightforward — Jensen sits close to Veterans Boulevard and the QEII (Hwy 2), putting north Calgary roughly 30 minutes away and the Calgary airport around 20.

What kind of homes will I find?

Mostly detached single-family homes from the 1980s and 90s — bungalows and two-storeys on established lots, many with updated interiors and the kind of grown-in backyards newer communities can't offer yet.