Detached Homes

High River Houses
For Sale

Detached living is High River's home turf — from heritage homes by the Highwood River to brand-new walkouts on the town's growing edges.

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High River Houses For Sale

House

Detached

Price on inquiry

House Detached

4 Beds|3 Baths|2,150 SqFt

House

Detached

Price on inquiry

House Detached

3 Beds|2.5 Baths|1,750 SqFt

House

Detached Walkout

Price on inquiry

House Detached Walkout

5 Beds|3.5 Baths|2,600 SqFt

About Houses in High River

Houses are what High River does best, and the range is wider than most buyers expect: character homes on generous lots in the historic downtown and Central High River, established family two-storeys through Hampton Hills and McLaughlin Meadows, newer master-planned streets in Montrose and Monteith, and executive homes in Redtail Rise.

Detached homes typically run from the high-$300Ks for established starters to $1.5M for executive and estate properties — with the town's overall average around $520K in 2026. Buyers get more house, more lot, and foothills character for a price well south of much of Calgary, on a 40-minute drive to the city edge.

Frequently Asked

Houses FAQs

What do detached houses cost in High River?

Established homes generally start in the high-$300Ks, family two-storeys run $490K–$740K, and executive and estate properties reach $850K–$1.5M. The town-wide average is around $520K in 2026.

Which communities are best for new-build houses?

Montrose, Monteith and Redtail Rise have the most active new construction, several with show homes and warranty coverage.

Which communities have the biggest lots?

McLaughlin Meadows and Redtail Rise lead on lot size and space; the historic downtown and Central offer the biggest established-neighbourhood lots.

Are High River houses cheaper than Calgary?

Often, for comparable detached homes — buyers trade a 40-minute commute for more house, more lot, and a friendly foothills town on the Highwood River.