Consider Upsizing Your Lifestyle in Three Hills.
Very Canadian feeling in Three Hills with 99.9% of residents speaking English or French as first language. There's a real small-town warmth to Three Hills, the kind of community where you'll know your neighbours' names within the first month. This home fits right in. Three Hills: Small-Town Roots, Room to Breathe. About 132 km (roughly 1 hour 20 minutes) northeast of Calgary, 1 hour from Red Deer, 30 minutes to Pine Lake. With a population around 3,200, it offers the pace and warmth of rural Alberta without leaving you cut off from modern life and its two biggest draws right now are a genuinely strong internet connection and a healthcare system built for aging in place. For remote workers , Three Hills consistently posts higher network speeds compared to other municipalities in Alberta, so a reliable home office setup isn't a gamble here the way it can be in some small towns. Add in a lower cost of living, a quarter-acre-lot lifestyle, and you get real breathing room a home office with a view instead of a cramped apartment. When you do need Calgary client meetings, the airport, a night out it's about 132 km, roughly an hour and 20 minutes away, and the town is within an hour of Calgary's International Airport, Red Deer, Strathmore, Olds, and Drumheller too, so Three Hills sits at a genuinely useful crossroads rather than out on a limb. For retirees healthcare is close and well-equipped: the Three Hills Healthcare Centre runs 24-hour active emergency care, with 22 active treatment beds and 88 long-term care and assisted living beds, plus lab services, mental health and social services, and home care the kind of infrastructure that lets people stay independent longer without a long drive for basics. Nearly a quarter of the town's population is already 65 or older, so it's a community genuinely built around and for that stage of life, not just tolerating it. The town combines traditional rural Alberta charm with modern essentials a pool, fitness centre, and local arena, plus community organizations for sports, hobbies, and social clubs spanning hockey, lacrosse, slo-pitch, and bow hunting. Seven parks and four kilometers of walking trails mean there's always somewhere to stretch your legs, and a nine-hole golf club and a historical museum round things out. The annual Cruise Weekend draws over 2,000 visitors each summer, and downtown has enough shops, banks, and services that day-to-day errands rarely mean a drive out of town. This home offers a 1/4 acre lot, 2167 sq. ft. of living area. From the moment you step into the entry, the open, bright layout draws you in. Head up to the large living room with a cozy wood stove, then continue into the spacious dining and kitchen area. The kitchen gives you plenty of workspace in a layout that's as practical as it is inviting, and a patio just off the dining area makes indoor-outdoor living easy all summer long. Down the hall on this level are three bedrooms, including a large primary with a 3-piece ensuite, plus two more good-sized bedrooms. Head down to the third level and you'll find another 3-piece bathroom, a laundry room, a family room, and a very large bedroom. The fourth level offers a rec room that doubles as a bedroom, with a closet that easily makes this a 5-bedroom home. This level also has garage entry from inside the house, plus a handy side door from the garage straight out to the yard. Outside, several raised garden beds are ready for your green thumb, and a fire pit is already set up for evenings spent under the prairie sky. Recent upgrades give you peace of mind: hardwood flooring on the top level (2024), laminate flooring on the second level (2022), and new shingles (2022).
1Small-town living, big on space and comfort if this sounds good, call us at 403-207-1776.
