Chestermere Homes for Sale

Twenty minutes east of downtown Calgary sits one of Alberta’s few true lake communities. Chestermere grew up around its namesake lake — a 750-acre body of water that shapes everything about life here, from summer boating and beach days to skating and ice fishing in winter. What was once a quiet summer village is now a city of over 20,000 people, and one of the most sought-after markets in the Calgary region for families who want more home, newer construction, and a lifestyle Calgary itself can’t offer at the same price.

Below you’ll find the latest MLS® listings in Chestermere, updated daily (search every active listing on the MLS® search page). Keep reading for a breakdown of the city’s communities, what homes actually cost right now, and what to know before you buy or sell here.

Why People Move to Chestermere

The lake. Chestermere Lake is the centrepiece — public beaches, boat launches, and a genuine waterfront lifestyle that’s nearly impossible to find within an hour of Calgary. Lakefront and lake-access properties along East and West Lakeview Road are among the most distinctive real estate in the region.

Newer homes, more space. A large share of Chestermere’s housing stock was built in the last two decades, with active new construction continuing today. Buyers routinely find newer, larger detached homes here than a comparable budget buys inside Calgary.

The commute. Highway 1 runs straight into east Calgary — most residents reach the city in 20–30 minutes, with quick access to Stoney Trail, the airport, and East Hills shopping.

Room to grow. Chestermere is one of the fastest-growing municipalities in the Calgary area, with new communities, schools, and commercial development arriving alongside the population.

Chestermere Communities

Westmere — Central and established, close to shopping and the lake’s west side. A mix of family homes, townhomes, and executive properties around Marina Drive.

Rainbow Falls — Popular family community woven with canals, pathways, and parks. Strong mix of detached homes and townhomes at accessible price points.

Kinniburgh (North & South) — Larger, newer homes on the east side, many with triple garages and walkout basements. A favourite for move-up buyers.

Dawson’s Landing — One of Chestermere’s newest communities on the south end. New builds and quick-possession homes from Calgary-area builders, with modern floorplans and pond frontage.

Chelsea — Fast-growing new community on the west side, closest to Calgary. Townhomes, duplexes, and starter-friendly detached homes make it a common entry point into the city.

West Creek & The Cove — Established, tree-lined family neighbourhoods with mature lots and pathway connections, popular with buyers who want settled streets over new construction.

Waterford & South Shores — The newest wave of development on Chestermere’s south side, ranging from affordable laned homes to estate properties.

East Chestermere & Lakeside — Acreage-style lots, custom builds, and the lakefront estates that define Chestermere’s high end.

The Chestermere Market Right Now

CREB®’s September 2026 figures put Chestermere’s total residential benchmark price at $690,200 — down from August but close to last year, and one per cent lower year to date — with significant new construction and competing supply in Calgary and the other surrounding areas weighing on prices; the sales-to-new-listings ratio was 38 per cent and the months of supply fell back below six. The listings below come from the MLS® System and update daily: new-construction communities such as Dawson’s Landing, Chelsea and Waterford supply much of the mid-market, while Kinniburgh and the lake communities carry most of the upper end. (Source: CREB® September 2026 statistics release, 1 October 2026.)

The broader Calgary-region trend applies here too: detached homes remain the most competitive segment, while buyers of townhomes and condos currently have more selection and negotiating room. For a current read on your specific situation — or a valuation of your Chestermere home — get in touch.

Buying or Selling in Chestermere

Buyers: Lake access, lot type, and community age make big price differences here — two similar houses can sit $100,000 apart based on location alone. I’ll help you understand what drives value street by street, and set up instant alerts so you see new Chestermere listings the moment they hit MLS®.

Sellers: Chestermere buyers are often moving from Calgary and comparing your home against new construction. Positioning against both matters. I provide a free, no-obligation market evaluation grounded in what’s actually selling in your community right now.

Call or text Preet Jandu, eXp Realty: 587-435-0029 — or use the contact form to start the conversation.

Chestermere FAQs

How far is Chestermere from Calgary?
The city border is directly adjacent to east Calgary. Most residents reach downtown Calgary in 20–30 minutes via Highway 1 (17th Avenue SE) or Glenmore Trail.

Can you swim and boat on Chestermere Lake?
Yes. The lake supports swimming, boating, paddleboarding, and fishing in summer, plus skating and ice fishing in winter. Public access points include Anniversary Park and Sunset Park.

What do homes cost in Chestermere?
Current listings range from around $250,000 for apartments and townhomes to over $1.6 million for lakefront estates. Most detached family homes fall between $550,000 and $1 million depending on community, size, and age.

Are there schools in Chestermere?
Yes — Chestermere has public and Catholic schools from kindergarten through high school, with additional options in nearby east Calgary. Ask about school catchments for any specific listing.