43 Waterpointe Manor

Watermark is built around water — an engineered network of cascading ponds and streams threads through the community, giving even inland homesites a waterfront feel.

Paved, landscaped walking and cycling trails wind through the community's parkland and connect its ponds, playgrounds and viewpoints.

Pavilion, outdoor kitchen, fire pit, barbecues, a grass field and an NBA-sized basketball court — plus three playgrounds spread through the community.

The HOA (about $220/month) maintains the amenities and looks after front-yard landscaping, snow removal and garbage collection at every home.

Unlike most Bearspaw acreages on wells and septic fields, Watermark lots are fully serviced — potable water, sewer, gas and broadband — with an Alberta Environment-approved treatment facility.

Formal design guidelines govern every build — minimum 2,045 sq ft for bungalows and 2,450 sq ft for two-storeys — keeping the streetscape cohesive and standards high.

The final phase is finished and sold out. No future construction phases, no surprises — just an established, settled estate community.

Trails are planned to connect Watermark to Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park — 3,300 acres of protected foothills parkland stepping down to the Bow River.

Four courses sit within minutes — Lynx Ridge is effectively next door — and the Rockies' ski hills are about 90 km west.

Roughly 20–25 minutes to downtown and the airport, 10 to Crowfoot's shopping and the Tuscany LRT, 15 to Foothills Medical Centre and the Alberta Children's Hospital.