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Fireside

Cochrane · Greater Calgary

About Fireside

A southwest Cochrane community with detached homes, duplexes, townhomes, parks and school facilities. The HOA's annual assessment funds selected enhancements; it is separate from any condominium charges attached to an individual property.

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Painted view of Fireside gabled homes, tall poplars and curving boulevard
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Does this community have an HOA or RA?

Yes
Association-publishedSource: HOA formation and maintenance features

Does every property participate?

Requires title / association confirmation
Details not yet publishedNo source — Details not yet published

The association reports residential-unit encumbrances; current parcel coverage has not been independently audited.

Separate community association

Requires confirmation

Private amenity

Requires title / association confirmation
Details not yet publishedNo source — Details not yet published

Garden allocation has published conditions; current rink and skatepark admission terms remain unverified.

Condominium overlays

Requires title / association confirmation
Details not yet publishedNo source — Details not yet published

The housing mix alone does not establish the legal tenure of each home.

Fee snapshot

FHA · Mandatory

$78.75

2026

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Where the rules change

Sub-areas and phases

  • Phase 13 street townhomes

    Developer advertises no condo fees; confirm HOA obligations separately.

    Secondary source

Housing & households

Housing form does not settle ownership costs

Secondary source

The developer describes detached, semi-detached, townhome and bungalow options. Phase 13 street towns are advertised without condo fees. Review HOA assessment and legal tenure independently before using that claim in a monthly ownership budget.

Development history

An association formed alongside development

Association-published

The HOA dates its formation to February 3, 2011. Its FAQ identifies Calbridge Developments, formerly La Vita Land, as the founder and says the association has not yet turned over to residents. Ask for current governance records when reviewing a purchase.

Parks & recreation

Separate maintenance responsibility from admission

Association-published

The annual budget supports hockey and leisure rinks, the skatepark and landscape work. The December 2025 responsibility-map page helps direct maintenance inquiries. A budget line alone does not establish hours, safety conditions or a household's entitlement to reserve space.

Parks & recreation

Garden plots require an allocation

Association-published

The community garden is in Cattail Park. Applicants should contact the HOA before the May 1 allocation period; owners in good standing receive preference. Gardeners handle planting, watering, weeding and harvesting after assignment.

Schools & enrollment

Use the school district for attendance confirmation

Government-published

Fireside School identifies itself as a K-8 school opened in 2017, serving several communities south of the Bow River. The Town lists the available school districts. Confirm the child's address, grade, program and school year with the district rather than relying on proximity.

Getting around

Route 3 links Fireside with SLS Centre and downtown

Government-published

The Town's current route index lists Route 3 from Fireside through SLS Centre to downtown. It publishes reduced Saturday service and no regular Sunday or statutory-holiday service. Use the route schedule for the actual stop and travel date.

Where an on-request trip is appropriate, book before travelling and check the confirmed pickup stop. COLT accepts requests through its website, app or telephone; it is shared stop-to-stop transport rather than a private pickup. Transit fares and bookings are separate from Fireside's HOA assessment.

What to verify

Buyer checklist

Fireside Homeowners' Association

  1. 01Obtain the property's registered encumbrance, covenants and current HOA invoice.
  2. 02Ask the closing professional to order a Fee Status Certificate for current and prior periods.
  3. 03Compare the current discounted fee with the underlying assessment provisions.
  4. 04Confirm private fence condition and any unresolved exterior changes.
  5. 05Request the garden or recreation terms relevant to your household, especially for tenants.
  6. 06Check whether any balance has moved to legal collections before arranging payment.
  7. 07Verify condominium tenure and any separate condo charges; no condo fees does not mean no HOA fee.

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