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Cochrane Heights
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The original view neighbourhood — 1960s–80s family homes on the bench above downtown, where the spruce trees are taller than the houses.

Last Updated: July 1, 2026

Cochrane Heights, Cochrane Alberta homes for sale

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Cochrane Heights

Detached

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Cochrane Heights Detached

4 Beds|3 Baths|2,150 SqFt

Cochrane Heights

Townhome

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Cochrane Heights Townhome

3 Beds|2.5 Baths|1,520 SqFt

Cochrane Heights

Condo

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Cochrane Heights Condo

2 Beds|2 Baths|980 SqFt

Area

Town Centre

Town

Cochrane, AB

Country

Canada

About Cochrane Heights

Before Cochrane's new communities started climbing every hillside with 'views!' in the brochure, Cochrane Heights was quietly enjoying them from the bench above downtown. This is the town's established family neighbourhood — solid 1960s-to-80s homes, streets that curve for no commercial reason, and a canopy of mature spruce and poplar that new communities need forty years to earn.

The Heights works because of what surrounds it: schools within walking distance, downtown at the bottom of the hill, and the valley panorama — river, rooftops, and on clear days the front ranges — from the right streets. Homes are bungalows, split-levels, and two-storeys that have mostly been updated once or twice, each differently, which keeps the streetscape pleasantly unrepeatable.

Buyers weighing the Heights often cross-shop the East End below and Glenbow to the east — same era of tree, different slope of street.

Pathways

Walking & cycling paths in Cochrane Heights

Cochrane Heights has 0.6 km of public pathway across 7 segments — all of it paved. That is part of Cochrane’s 84.8 km public network.

See Cochrane Heights on the trails map →

Source: Town of Cochrane open pathway data. Privately owned condo and HOA paths are not included.

Around the Neighbourhood

Inside Cochrane Heights

W. D. Kerfoot Park sign in Cochrane Heights, Cochrane, Alberta — W. D. Kerfoot ParkOne of two Town of Cochrane named parks inside Cochrane Heights.

C. W. Fisher Park playground and planting in Cochrane Heights, Cochrane, Alberta — C. W. Fisher ParkThe neighbourhood’s other named park, with the playground set into the planting.

Cochrane Arena on Fourth Avenue North in Cochrane, Alberta — Cochrane Arena609 Fourth Avenue North — the town’s original arena, inside the neighbourhood.

Paved pathway descending from Cochrane Heights toward the Bow valley, Cochrane, Alberta — Down off the benchThe paved walk from the top of the hill toward the valley floor.

Frequently Asked

Cochrane Heights FAQs

Does Cochrane Heights really have views?

The bench-edge streets look over downtown, the Bow valley, and toward the mountains — the original Cochrane view real estate. Interior streets trade the panorama for even quieter living under the trees.

How close are schools?

Several of Cochrane's schools sit within or beside the neighbourhood, and downtown's amenities are a walk down the hill. It's one of the few places in town where a family can run on one car without heroics.

Renovate or buy new instead?

If granite-and-new-everything matters most, the new communities win on finish. The Heights wins on lot size, tree cover, location, and character per dollar — and a good renovation here keeps its value because the setting can't be rebuilt.