Welcome to Foothills County real estate, where scenic landscapes, peaceful living, and easy access to Calgary come together. Whether you're seeking a sprawling acreage, a family home in a charming community, or vacant land for development, Foothills County offers some of Southern Alberta’s most desirable properties.
With properties ranging from equestrian estates and luxury acreages to undeveloped land and move-in-ready homes, buyers of all kinds can find the perfect fit. Enjoy a rural lifestyle with urban convenience just minutes from Calgary, Okotoks, High River, and Diamond Valley.
Looking for the latest housing trends in Foothills County? View the most recent data on sales, prices, and inventory in the official Foothills County Market Snapshot from CREB®. Stay informed with monthly updates on local real estate performance.
These numbers highlight a balanced yet competitive market in Foothills County. Inventory levels remain tight, and benchmark prices continue their upward trend. Acreages and rural homes remain especially popular due to their space, privacy, and proximity to Calgary.
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Foothills County offers a peaceful rural lifestyle just minutes from Calgary. With scenic views, large parcels of land, and access to charming towns like Okotoks and High River, it’s ideal for families, retirees, and acreage buyers alike.
Yes, many properties in Foothills County are suitable for custom homes, hobby farms, or rural retreats. Be sure to check local land use regulations to understand zoning and permitted uses.
Yes. Foothills County is served by both public and Catholic school boards. Nearby towns like Okotoks and High River offer grocery stores, healthcare, recreation centres, and other essential amenities.
In most areas, yes. Many rural homes in Foothills County have access to wireless internet, satellite, or fibre optic through regional providers. Always verify coverage before purchasing.
Absolutely. Foothills County is known for its horse-friendly properties and agricultural zoning. It’s an excellent choice for equestrian lifestyles, hobby farms, and multi-acre estates.
Contact Diane Richardson for expert guidance on Foothills County real estate. With deep knowledge of local zoning, acreage options, and community amenities, Diane can help you find your dream home in the countryside.