The Princeton Condominium Complex is one of Calgary’s most notable and prestigious executive condominiums in the city. The complex is nestled up on the banks of the Bow River, in the community of Eau Claire. Pretty much all the condos in the two towers sell for well over 1 million dollars, right up to the double digit millions.
Prince’s Island Estates Condo is a Luxury Gated Condominium Community located in the highly regarded Eau Claire district. It was constructed in 1995. In spite of its formidable reputation and size the complex offers a rather intimate condominium experience.
La Caille Parke Place is well built, using bricks and sandstone, which is rather a rare commodity these days it seems. La Caille Park Place backs onto the Bow River, right in front of Peace Bridge and so there are some spectacular river views on the North side.
Prince’s Crossing is one of Eau Claire’s more established high-rise condominium Buildings. It still has an amazing amount of charm and finesse. Built in 1981, Prince’s Crossing is very nearby the Peace Bridge.
Chateau La Caille condo is situated adjacent to the Bow River, Peace Bridge, downtown Heliport, Princess Island Park and bicycle pathway system It house 55 spacious luxury residential condominiums with penthouse levels on top two floors.
If your busy lifestyle and discerning tastes demand the best in residential accommodation in a maintenance free environment then you may have just found home. The Churchill Estates condo is one of Calgary’s most exclusive condominium projects. The architecture is stunning and incorporates rich textures and tones & the balconies are massive.
The Lookout Condo is a proud and stately looking age-restricted high-rise condominium tower located in Eau Claire, nearby the bow river. It is a friendly place with a mature but active demographic. There are lots of amenities in the Lookout condo and one should have no problem making lots of good friends here.
Eau Claire Estates is one of Calgary’s first luxury condominiums. It is situated on the banks of the Bow River, just south of Princess Island Park, and west of the Sheraton Suites, Eau Claire YMCA and the ever popular Eau Claire Market.