Building Guide
The District
Mission, Calgary
The District is a four-storey low-rise condominium building in Calgary’s Mission district, offering private residences with modern finishes, thoughtfully designed layouts, and sound-insulated construction for quiet urban living.
The District offers modern low-rise condominium living with stylish private residences in Calgary’s Mission neighbourhood.
This four-storey urban complex combines contemporary design, sound-dampening construction, and convenient access to shops, dining, and river pathways.
Completed in 2014/2015, The District features 59 suites across 14 different floor plans within a four-storey wood-frame structure enhanced with a 1.5-inch concrete layer for superior sound insulation. First- through third-floor units feature standard nine-foot ceilings, while fourth-floor penthouses include vaulted ceilings up to 14 feet. Many residences feature floor-to-ceiling or double-stacked windows, modern kitchens with quartz countertops and gas cooktops, engineered hardwood or high-end laminate floors, and private balconies or patios with natural gas BBQ hookups.
Residents enjoy a secure urban lifestyle with a two-level heated underground parkade, visitor parking, bike storage, and locked storage lockers. The building also offers a keyless garage and lobby access with video intercom security, as well as a landscaped communal courtyard. Located steps from 4th Street SW and 17th Avenue shops, restaurants, and the Elbow River pathways, The District is a pet-friendly, convenient, and modern inner-city community with condo fees that typically include heat, gas, and water.
Amenities
- Sound-Insulated Low-Rise Construction — Four-storey wood-frame building with concrete overlay for quiet living.
- Private Residences — Modern suites with 9–14-foot ceilings, double-stacked/floor-to-ceiling windows, and engineered hardwood or laminate flooring.
- Modern Kitchens — Quartz countertops, two-tone cabinetry, gas cooktops, and stainless steel appliances.
- Outdoor Living — Private balconies or patios with natural gas BBQ hookups.
- Parking & Storage — Heated underground parkade, visitor parking, bike storage, and secured storage lockers.
- Secure Access — Keyless garage and lobby entrances with video intercoms.
- Communal Courtyard — Professionally landscaped outdoor space accessible to residents.
- Pet-Friendly — Board-approved pets permitted; some units with direct courtyard access ideal for pets.
The Building
59 Units
4 Stories
Built In 2015
Location
The District is located at 305 18 Avenue SW in the Mission neighbourhood of Calgary.
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Neighbourhood Guide
Mission
City Centre, Calgary
Mission has retained it’s old world charm while evolving into a hip & trendy place to live. New buildings and businesses connect modern-day Calgarians to the area’s past, giving a nod to Mission’s unique history.
A historic community with roots in Calgary’s founding citizens. This desirable area was once a scattered array of war-era houses but has evolved into a perfect mix of the old and new.
Positioned along the Elbow River and bordering downtown, Mission is known for its rich history, trendy restaurants, boutique shops, and energetic social scene. The neighborhood seamlessly blends heritage charm with modern conveniences, making it a popular destination for young professionals, urbanites, and long-time residents who appreciate its central location and vibrant lifestyle.
Mission has a deep historical significance in Calgary. Originally settled as a French Catholic mission in the late 1800s, the area became known as the Mission District. It was officially incorporated into the City of Calgary in the early 1900s and retains much of its old-world charm with a mix of preserved heritage buildings and churches. The influence of the French Catholic community is still visible today, especially in landmarks such as St. Mary’s Cathedral and St. Mary’s High School.
Over time, Mission has evolved into a dynamic, urban neighbourhood, balancing its historical roots with modern development. The area has seen significant revitalization over the years, with new condo projects and trendy commercial developments springing up along 4th Street SW, while maintaining its architectural heritage and historical character.
