Diamond Cove was carved out of Queensland as an estate community: construction began in 1989 and it was officially recognized in 1991. Every home is single-detached (2021 Census), most built in the 1990s, set between Bow Bottom Trail and the Bow River with a dedicated entrance.
Diamond Cove right now: 1 home for sale. See the listings ↓
What stands out
- The Bow River along the east edge, with river pathway access
- A single dedicated entrance off Bow Bottom Trail
- Shares the Queensland Diamond Cove Community Association hall, rink and tennis courts
- Fish Creek Provincial Park a short distance south, past Queensland
- Boundaries
- Anderson Road and Deerfoot Trail to the north, the Bow River to the east, Queensland to the south, and Bow Bottom Trail to the west.
- Shopping
- Deer Valley Market Place nearby, and Southcentre Mall to the west.
- Transit
- Bus routes serve the community, with Canyon Meadows the nearest CTrain station (check current routes).
Schools in Diamond Cove
There are no schools inside Diamond Cove. The nearest are Haultain Memorial School (CBE, K–6) and Wilma Hansen School (CBE) in Queensland.
Designated schools depend on the exact address and change from year to year. Confirm before you buy: CBE — Find a School (public) · Calgary Catholic School District
Safety & crime data
Rather than give an opinion, I'd point you to the official numbers. Calgary Police Service publishes crime and disorder statistics by community, so you can see Diamond Cove's figures and compare them with other areas yourself.