Overview
Bridleview Pointe is a large multi-building apartment condominium at 8 Bridlecrest Drive SW in Bridlewood. Completed around 2006, the four-storey wood-frame complex contains approximately 282 homes and uses pitched roofs, stone entry features, siding and covered balconies to create a consistent campus-like identity. One- and two-bedroom plans generally range from 607 to 982 sq ft.
Scale is the defining feature. Building number, entrance, orientation, parking title and route through the site all shape the daily experience. Two homes with similar interiors may have very different privacy, sun, visitor access and proximity to site circulation.
Building facts
- Year built
- 2006Verified
- Storeys
- 4Reported
- Homes on record
- 282Reported
- Construction
- Wood-frame low-rise buildings with vinyl siding and stone accentsReported
- Parking
- Titled parking configurations vary by home and buildingVaries by unit
- Post-tensioned slab
- Governed by corporation records
The corporation's structural and technical records define the floor and parking systems.
Facts are drawn from public developer coverage, City of Calgary open data and editorial review. Confirm material items against current condominium documents before an offer.
Architecture & development
Bridleview Pointe follows the early-2000s suburban low-rise model: several four-storey buildings organized around internal roads and parking, with gabled roofs and stone-clad entrance bays marking each address. The design spreads a large resident population across smaller building volumes.
The multi-building format creates both operational efficiency and complexity. Roofing, siding, balconies, windows, landscaping and pavement occur at a scale that requires coordinated reserve planning, while individual buildings can experience different exposure and maintenance timing.
Homes & layouts
One- and two-bedroom homes occupy an approximate 607-982 sq ft range. Typical plans place living rooms and balconies on the exterior wall, with open kitchens and in-suite laundry. Corner positions gain windows; upper floors gain privacy; ground floors trade elevation for easier access.
Compare the exact building and floor, balcony outlook, in-suite mechanicals, parking title and storage. Surface and underground arrangements may appeal to different buyers, and the walk from stall to suite is a real distinction on a large site.
Amenities
Bridleview Pointe emphasizes grounds, parking and private balconies rather than a costly recreational facility. Secure entries, common corridors, elevators where provided, exterior lighting and landscaping form the shared resident environment.
The condition of roofs, siding, balconies, paths, parking and snow operations is therefore the visible expression of management quality. A site walk across more than one building is more informative than seeing only the unit's entrance.
Parking & mobility
Parking is titled but configurations and locations vary by home. Confirm whether the stall is surface or underground, its building relationship, plug-in or electrical service, visitor rules and any storage connection. On a 282-home site, stall placement can materially affect convenience.
Shawnessy station is approximately 3.68 km away. Local buses, Stoney Trail and Macleod Trail provide the main regional connections, while neighbourhood pathways support shorter trips.
Transit & location
Bridleview Pointe sits in southwest Bridlewood near local schools, parks, services and community pathways. Larger shopping and transit connections are concentrated toward Shawnessy and along Macleod Trail.
This is an auto- and bus-oriented address rather than a station-area condominium. Its appeal lies in suburban access, outdoor routes and a lower-density neighbourhood context.
Bridleview Pointe connects to Bridlewood's pathways, neighbourhood retail and buses; Shawnessy station is reached by a connecting trip rather than a practical walk.
Neighbourhood context
Bridlewood is primarily composed of detached and attached homes, with apartment complexes adding a more affordable and lower-maintenance option. Bridleview Pointe is one of the community's significant condominium concentrations.
Homes face multiple directions across the site. Internal grounds can feel sheltered; perimeter homes may receive broader outlooks or more street activity. Orientation should be treated as a core comparable feature.
Construction & systems
The complex's wood frames, pitched roofs, siding, stone accents, windows, balconies, drainage and parking assets anchor its reserve needs. The number of buildings means exterior projects can be phased, and the reserve study should show both timing and allocation.
Review insurance and water-loss history, envelope reports, roof cycles, parking work and recent board minutes. The broad utility package commonly reported should match the current budget and unit schedule.
Buying here
Start with the exact building and parking title, then compare floor, exposure, balcony, storage, size and finish. Walk the full route from parking to the suite and inspect the surrounding building exterior rather than limiting the visit to the interior.
Bridleview Pointe fits buyers seeking a southwest apartment with broad utility inclusions. Reserve funding, insurance deductibles, pet and rental rules and planned site work complete the analysis.
Selling here
Marketing should identify the precise building and entrance within Bridleview Pointe, show the authentic exterior and explain parking and utility inclusions clearly. A measured plan and balcony outlook help buyers distinguish the home inside a large complex.
Use recent Bridlewood apartment sales first, adjusting for building, floor, parking, exposure, condition and monthly costs before expanding the comparison area.
Current listings
Public listings for Bridleview Pointe appear here when they become available. We do not display private CREB or MLS data.
Request current listingsQuestions we hear about this building
›When was Bridleview Pointe built?
Bridleview Pointe at 8 Bridlecrest Drive SW was completed in 2006.
›What kind of construction is Bridleview Pointe?
Wood-frame low-rise buildings with vinyl siding and stone accents. Acoustic performance, insurance and reserve-planning considerations follow from the structural system; confirm details against the corporation's records.
›How many homes are in Bridleview Pointe?
Public records identify 282 homes at 8 Bridlecrest Drive SW. Assessment counts may run higher because titled parking and storage are assessed separately.
›Does YYCCondos publish sold prices or private CREB data?
No. We publish editorial building research from public sources. Sold prices, MLS remarks, unit numbers and personal identifiers are excluded by policy.
Correct or contribute
Own or manage a unit at Bridleview Pointe? Our researchers welcome factual corrections, updated amenity details, and pointers to public sources we may have missed.