Kingsview Village is a residential neighbourhood located in the northwest quadrant of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. It is situated within the larger district of the Northwest community and is bordered by 16 Avenue NW to the north, 69 Street NW to the east, 27 Avenue NW to the south, and 84 Street NW to the west.
The neighbourhood was primarily developed in the late 1970s and early 1980s as part of Calgary’s suburban expansion. Residential construction consists mainly of single‑family detached homes, with a minority of townhouses and low‑rise apartments. As of the municipal census conducted by the City of Calgary in 2016, Kingsview Village had a population of approximately 4,300 residents, with a median household income that was modestly below the city average.
Kingsview Village is served by several public amenities. The Kingsview Village Community Association (KVCA) organizes local events, recreational programs, and maintains a community hall. Educational facilities serving the area include St. Albert the Great Catholic Elementary School and James Short Memorial Elementary School, both operated by the Calgary Board of Education. Recreational spaces within the neighbourhood include Kingsview Park, which provides playground equipment, green space, and a baseball diamond.
Transportation access is provided by a network of arterial roads and public transit routes operated by Calgary Transit. The neighbourhood is also in proximity to the Stoney Trail ring road, facilitating vehicular travel to other parts of the city.
Kingsview Village is part of the municipal Ward 4 representation on Calgary City Council. The area participates in city‑wide initiatives such as neighbourhood renewal programs and community safety initiatives.
Note: The information presented is derived from publicly available municipal records and established local sources.
