HouseCA$375,000
Carstairs

63 homes and apartments for sale in Carstairs, Canada.
24 properties shown
HouseCA$375,000
Carstairs
HouseCA$629,900
Carstairs
HouseCA$644,900
Carstairs
HouseCA$677,000
Carstairs
ApartmentCA$445,000
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HouseCA$599,900
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HouseCA$639,900
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HouseCA$545,000
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ApartmentCA$405,000
Carstairs
HouseCA$689,900
Carstairs
HouseCA$635,000
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HouseCA$674,900
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HouseCA$499,900
Carstairs
HouseCA$686,000
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HouseCA$775,000
Carstairs
HouseCA$520,000
Carstairs
HouseCA$689,900
Carstairs
HouseCA$627,500
Carstairs
HouseCA$476,000
Carstairs
HouseCA$624,800
Carstairs
HouseCA$649,900
Carstairs
HouseCA$639,000
Carstairs
HouseCA$352,400
Carstairs
HouseCA$339,900
Carstairs
Buyer's guide: Carstairs
Carstairs is a small town in Mountain View County, Alberta, on the Queen Elizabeth II Highway roughly 60 km north of Calgary, and Carstairs real estate is mostly single-family homes. The 63 listings we hold have a median asking price of €376,042. Prices, mix and what to check as an overseas buyer follow.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings, in euros.
| Measure | Carstairs |
|---|---|
| Listings | 63 |
| Median asking price | €376,042 |
| p25 to p75 | €283,332 to €423,713 |
| Median price per m² | €2,141 |
| Median size | 167 m² |
There are 52 houses, 7 commercial properties and 4 apartments. Three-bedroom homes are the largest group (27), then four (16), five or more (7) and two (4). With a median size of 167 m² these are roomy family homes by European standards, at a lower price per m² than Calgary suburbs. See Canadian house listings and commercial.
| Type | Listings |
|---|---|
| House | 52 |
| Commercial | 7 |
| Apartment | 4 |
The town offers a small-town setting with the Calgary job market reachable in under an hour by car, which makes it attractive to commuters, farming families and retirees. Services include local schools, a main street, and recreation facilities, but major shopping and hospitals are in Airdrie, Olds or Calgary.
Heating costs in an Alberta winter and the farmland around the town (with occasional smell and dust at harvest) are part of rural living.
Alberta has no land transfer tax, only title registration and mortgage registration fees, which keeps closing costs low. Foreign buyers are limited to 20 acres of controlled (rural) land under provincial rules. The federal ban on non-Canadians buying residential property runs until 1 January 2027; whether it applies depends on the property's location, so a lawyer should check.
Our Canada consultation guide and mortgage guide cover the process, and the Canadian market analysis gives context.
Alberta's low closing costs are a real advantage over Ontario or British Columbia.
Last updated 8 October 2026
About 60 km, usually 45 to 60 minutes.
No, only registration fees.
The median is 167 m² across listings with area data.
Only if you plan to buy more than 20 acres of controlled land as a foreigner.
Only 4 of 63 listings.