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Aspen Woods

Calgary · SW

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About Aspen Woods

Aspen Woods is a southwest Calgary neighbourhood with development-specific property obligations. Aspen Cliff Estates is the first HOA researched here; its fee and covenant documents must not be applied to every Aspen Woods address. Wider association coverage remains in progress.

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Painted view of Aspen Woods timber bridge and surrounding homes
Artwork based on REPYYC Aspen-Woods-32 community photograph

Does this community have an HOA or RA?

Yes
Association-publishedSources: Posted encumbrance — instrument 081187009; City application register — January 26–February 1, 2026

Does every property participate?

Requires title / association confirmation
Research requiredNo source — Research required

Separate community association

Strathcona Christie Aspen Community Association

Private amenity

No neighbourhood-wide private lake or clubhouse entitlement established. SCA facilities have separate membership, program and rental arrangements.
Association-publishedSource: SCA programs, membership and facility rental

Condominium overlays

Requires title / association confirmation
Research requiredNo source — Research required

Fee snapshot

ACE HOA · Mandatory

$200.00

Published $200 annual charge — effective year unconfirmed

Who charges what

Associations serving this community

Association profile

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Aspen Cliff Estates Homeowners’ Association

Mandatory property fee

Published $200 annual charge — effective year unconfirmed

  • Covered property$200.00 · GST unconfirmed
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Where the rules change

Sub-areas and phases

  • Aspen Cliff Estates

    Posted encumbrance and bylaws establish a defined development; check the exact property schedule and current title.

    Association-published

  • Other Aspen Woods developments

    Other associations, condominium overlays and architectural instruments still require individual research.

    Research required

Housing & households

Housing and development period

Government-published

2021 Census — historical neighbourhood context

The City's profile records 9,435 people in private households in 2021. In the housing-tenure table, 83% of households owned and 17% rented.

Of occupied private dwellings, 49% were built in 2001–2010 and 41% in 2011–2015. These rounded census figures describe Aspen Woods as a whole, not Aspen Cliff membership or current market inventory.

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Source: Aspen Woods community profile — 2021 Census

Development history

Aspen Cliff's original development documents

Historical

2007–2008 documents

The original design guide dates to May 2007, followed by the 2008 covenant and encumbrance. It describes a traditional architectural direction including Craftsman, French Country and Tudor homes.

Those documents explain the development's original design framework. They do not establish current approval contacts, a complete neighbourhood history or the rules for other Aspen developments.

Sources: Architectural design guidelines — May 2007 (Historical)Aspen Cliff Estates restrictive covenantPosted encumbrance — instrument 081187009

Parks & recreation

SCA recreation is a separate system

Association-published

SCA serves Strathcona, Christie and Aspen with local programs, events and facility rentals. Its membership page links seasonal tennis and rink amenities to community membership.

Confirm registration and any activity-specific charges directly. An Aspen Cliff HOA receipt does not establish an SCA booking or membership.

SCA programs and membership (opens in a new tab)
Source: SCA programs, membership and facility rental

Community photography

A closer look at Aspen Woods

Photograph of Aspen Woods timber bridge and surrounding homesREPYYC community photography · credits and artwork references

What to verify

Buyer checklist

Aspen Cliff Estates Homeowners’ Association

  1. 01Match the legal description, current title and association membership record.
  2. 02Confirm the first assessment year for $200 and the applicable GST treatment.
  3. 03Get a written balance including any late, administration and collection charges.
  4. 04Request current bylaws, amendments, budget and planned assessments.
  5. 05Review architectural approvals for existing fences, decks and additions.
  6. 06Inspect retaining-wall responsibility and condition for the specific lot.
  7. 07Confirm owner nominees and any tenant arrangements.
  8. 08Keep SCA membership and any condominium obligations separate.

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