10/01/2026
There are homes that follow a formula, and then there are homes that were built with an idea.
528 Willacy Dr SE is the latter. An A-frame four-level split that stands out quietly in a neighbourhood where character still means something.
A-frames are sought after in Calgary.
The peaked silhouette gives the home a distinct presence from the curb, but it's the four-level split layout inside that makes it genuinely liveable. Each level has its own purpose, its own breathing room. It's a design that separates living, working, and resting without needing a massive footprint, just thoughtful architecture.
Willow Park was annexed into Calgary in 1956, and it holds a distinction no other community in the city can claim: it was the first residential neighbourhood built directly around a golf course.
That decision shaped everything that followed. The lots are generous with wide frontages, the kind of space that's nearly impossible to find in newer builds where land is measured in fractions. Mature trees line the streets.
The neighbourhood feels established, settled, intentional. It's the kind of place where the homes have been there long enough to have stories, and where the community has had time to become something more than a collection of houses.
For a buyer who values architecture with personality, a lot with room, and a community with roots, this is a rare combination. The home has been thoughtfully renovated, the work is done, and done well. This isn't a project. It's a move-in-ready home with character, in a neighbourhood that got the fundamentals right decades ago.
