HouseCA$240,000
Didsbury

53 homes and apartments for sale in Didsbury, Canada.
24 properties shown
HouseCA$240,000
Didsbury
HouseCA$275,000
Didsbury
HouseCA$314,900
Didsbury
ApartmentCA$529,900
Didsbury
HouseCA$479,900
Didsbury
HouseCA$395,000
Didsbury
HouseCA$489,900
Didsbury
HouseCA$299,900
Didsbury
ApartmentCA$313,000
Didsbury
HouseCA$440,000
Didsbury
HouseCA$310,000
Didsbury
HouseCA$539,900
Didsbury
HouseCA$285,000
Didsbury
ApartmentCA$334,500
Didsbury
ApartmentCA$214,900
Didsbury
ApartmentCA$469,900
Didsbury
ApartmentCA$469,900
Didsbury
HouseCA$1,195,000
Didsbury
HouseCA$669,900
Didsbury
HouseCA$319,900
Didsbury
HouseCA$389,900
Didsbury
ApartmentCA$449,999
Didsbury
HouseCA$314,999
Didsbury
HouseCA$314,999
Didsbury
Buyer's guide: Didsbury
Didsbury real estate offers small-town Alberta living about 90 km north of Calgary at prices that look low next to the big cities. The 53 listings on RealEstateAbroad have a median asking price of €247,602 (asking prices, converted to euros), and 37 of them are detached or similar houses.
These figures are drawn from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €247,602 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €197,392 to €313,358 |
| Median price per m² | €2,096 |
| Median size | 118 m² |
| Listings | 53 |
The stock is 37 houses, 11 apartments and 5 commercial properties. Bedroom counts are modest: 14 have three, 12 have two, 10 have four and 4 have five or more. A typical purchase is a 118 m² home, which in much of Canada would cost far more. See the Canadian apartment listings if a condo fits better than a house.
Didsbury is a town of around five thousand people in Mountain View County, on the QE2 corridor between Calgary and Red Deer. Daily life is about main street shops, a local hospital and recreation facilities, with farmland all around. The neighbouring communities of Carstairs, Olds and Crossfield are all close, Innisfail is further north, and Airdrie and Cochrane are the bigger commuter towns closer to Calgary.
Buyers here are typically Albertans downsizing, remote workers and families priced out of Calgary.
Canada's federal foreign-buyer ban runs until 1 January 2027, with a replacement framework reported but not confirmed, so non-Canadians should check whether it applies before making an offer. Alberta itself has no land transfer tax, only modest title registration and mortgage registration fees, which keeps closing costs low. Foreign buyers are limited to 20 acres of controlled (rural) land in the province.
Permanent residents and citizens are not caught by the ban. For the full steps see the Canada buying guide and the financing page. To test affordability, use the mortgage calculator. Return to the Canada overview for other provinces.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The federal ban on foreign buyers runs to 1 January 2027, so most non-residents cannot buy residential property for now. Citizens and permanent residents are exempt. Confirm any exemptions with a lawyer.
No. Alberta charges only registration fees for title transfers and mortgages, which are much lower than Ontario's land transfer tax.
About 90 km north, roughly an hour's drive on Highway 2.
Mostly detached houses, with 11 condos or apartments and a few commercial properties.