Mahogany Calgary Homes for Sale

Where Is Mahogany, Calgary?

Mahogany is in southeast Calgary, east of 52 Street SE, south of Stoney Trail and west of 88 Street SE, next to Auburn Bay, Copperfield and Rangeview. As of October 2026, Mahogany is in Ward 12. Mahogany has no CTrain station. The listings on this page cover Mahogany only.

• Edges: The south edge is 196 Avenue SE, which becomes Rangeview Boulevard SE east of 72 Street SE. Mahogany Boulevard SE is a road inside the community. Both Mahogany School and Divine Mercy School are on that road.
• Neighbours: Auburn Bay is on the west edge, Copperfield on the north and Rangeview on the south. The land east of 88 Street SE is a City-labelled undeveloped area.
• Seton is nearby: Seton meets Mahogany at its southwest corner only. South Health Campus is in Seton.
• More to browse: See more southeast Calgary homes for sale, or look at every Calgary neighbourhood.

What We Love About Mahogany

What we like most about Mahogany is the lake. The Mahogany Homeowners Association (MHOA) runs the Mahogany Beach Club and two beach parks. The community also has a Sobeys and more than 20 km of pathways, per City Parks data. Here are four things we point buyers to.

• A large lake: MHOA says the lake is approximately 64 acres and describes it as Calgary's largest lake. MHOA says lake use is for Mahogany residents and their guests.
• Two beach parks and a Beach Club: The Beach Club is at 29 Masters Park SE. MHOA says the Main Beach Clubhouse has outdoor fitness equipment, a splash park, tennis courts, an outdoor hockey rink and a summer skate park.
• Pathways: City Parks data shows more than 20 km of pathways inside the community. MHOA cites 22 km.
• Shops and a market: Sobeys Mahogany is at #1200, 7 Mahogany Plaza SE. MHOA runs a seasonal farmers' market that it describes as open to the public.

Good to Know Before You Buy in Mahogany

Mahogany has a few trade-offs to check before you buy. As of October 2026, the Mahogany Homeowners Association (MHOA) says every property has an annual fee, and the lake is not supervised or lifeguarded. No CTrain station is inside the community, and the City still classes it as developing. Here are four checks, plus where to find safety data.

• An annual fee on every property: MHOA says each property here has an annual encumbrance fee attached to its land title by law. MHOA calls paying it a legal requirement. As of October 2026, MHOA's public fee page doesn't state the annual fee amount, so ask MHOA for the amount that applies to the home you're looking at. This is MHOA's wording, not legal or tax advice.
• A lake with rules: MHOA calls the lake a "Use At Your Own Risk" facility, with no supervision or lifeguards. MHOA says lifejackets must be worn the whole time you are on the water, and it cites the City of Calgary Water Safety Bylaw (Bylaw 9084). Lake and beach rules are MHOA's and can change, so read them before you buy.
• Driving is the norm: In the 2021 Census, 86% of commuters drove (Calgary: 77%). The nearest Red Line CTrain station, Somerset-Bridlewood, is about 10 km away in a straight line.
• A developing community, per the City: The City classes Mahogany as "developing", which is a planning class, not a count of unfinished homes. The land east of 88 Street SE is a City-labelled undeveloped area. Ask what's planned nearby before you buy.

For safety data, use the Calgary Police Service Community Safety Dashboard. We don't print a Mahogany number here, because crime data changes and sources differ.

Homes for Sale in Mahogany, Calgary: Types and Age

Mahogany, Calgary is a newer community: 92% of homes were built from 2011 to 2021. In the 2021 Census, 66% were single-detached houses and 18% were apartments in buildings under five storeys. The census lists no high-rise apartment buildings. Live listings load on this page.

• Housing types (2021 Census): 66% single-detached, 11% semi-detached, 5% row houses and 18% apartments in buildings under five storeys. If you're looking at a condo, read our guide to condo special assessments before closing.
• Age of homes (2021 Census): 52% were built from 2016 to 2021, 40% from 2011 to 2015 and 7% from 2001 to 2010.
• Own or rent: In the 2021 Census, 86% of households owned their home and 14% rented. Calgary overall was 69% owners.
• Mahogany lake homes, lake lots and street names: Some lakefront and island lots have private docks under Mahogany Homeowners Association (MHOA) rules. Other homes use MHOA's shared beach parks and Beach Club, subject to its rules. Mahogany Island and Mahogany Bay are street names, not separate neighbourhoods.
• Land use (as of October 2026): Most of the community's residential land is zoned R-1N (Narrow Lot Dwelling), R-G (Low Density Mixed Housing) or R-1 (One Dwelling). Multi-residential and commercial districts sit around the village. That's our read of City land use data. Check any address with the City's find-your-land-use tool. For the extras on top of the price, see our guide to the full cost of buying a home in Calgary.

We don't type prices into the text. Current Mahogany real estate listings load from the MLS in the listing grid on this page. That includes houses, condos and townhomes for sale.

Lifestyle and Amenities in Mahogany

The community's amenities include Mahogany Lake and the Mahogany Beach Club, which the Mahogany Homeowners Association (MHOA) runs. MHOA says its facilities are for Mahogany residents and their guests, not the public. The community also has a Sobeys, a seasonal farmers' market and more than 20 km of pathways. Below are details and source links.

• Mahogany Lake: MHOA says the lake is approximately 64 acres and describes it as Calgary's largest lake. MHOA posts the current lake status on its lake status page.
• Who can use the lake: MHOA says its facilities are for the exclusive use of Mahogany residents and their guests. Under MHOA's rules as of October 2026, each member aged 16 and older may bring four guests, up to eight per household. Members must be present in the parks while their guests are there. MHOA grants membership credentials to eligible residents whose encumbrance fees are in good standing. Read the current MHOA regulations before you plan to bring guests.
• Mahogany Beach Club: The Beach Club is at 29 Masters Park SE, and MHOA's phone is 403-453-1221. MHOA says the Main Beach Clubhouse is 21,000 sq ft, with event rental spaces, a skate room and a full-size gymnasium. It also says the fees cover trout restocking and a 2.4 km skating track.
• Two associations, two jobs: Mahogany Homeowners Association runs the lake, the beach parks and the Beach Club, and it charges the annual fee. The Mahogany Community Association is a separate group. It formed in 2024, volunteers run it, memberships are optional and it has no facility. See the Mahogany Community Association site.
• Shops and market: Sobeys Mahogany lists a pharmacy among its services. See MHOA's farmers' market page for the current season.
• Nearby, not in Mahogany: South Health Campus, at 4448 Front Street SE, is in Seton. See Alberta Health Services for services.

How Do You Get Around Mahogany Without a CTrain Station?

Mahogany has no CTrain station. The nearest Red Line station, Somerset-Bridlewood, is about 10 km away in a straight line. As of October 2026, Calgary Transit routes 23, 75, 79 and 302 (Southeast BRT) have stops in or along the edge of Mahogany. Stoney Trail SE and 52 Street SE form the north and west edges. Check Calgary Transit for current routes and times.

• Buses: The routes with stops in or along the edge of the community are Route 23 (52 St E), Route 75 (Somerset - Mahogany), Route 79 and Route 302 (Southeast BRT, a bus rapid transit route). Check Calgary Transit for current service. We don't print stop counts or frequencies.
• Fall 2026 change: Calgary Transit's fall 2026 service changes (page dated August 12, 2026) list Route 79 weekday evening service extended until 11 p.m. and weekend service added.
• Roads: Stoney Trail SE, 52 Street SE, 88 Street SE and 196 Avenue SE (which becomes Rangeview Boulevard SE) form the edges, and all are built.
• Green Line: The Green Line does not reach Mahogany. See What's Changing below for dates.
• How residents get to work (2021 Census): 86% of commuters drove (Calgary: 77%), 3% took transit (Calgary: 9%) and 2% walked (Calgary: 4%). 50% had a commute of 15 to 29 minutes, and 16% under 15 minutes. 2021 was a pandemic year, so habits may differ now.
• Travel times: We don't give drive times, because they change with the hour and where you start. Use the Calgary Transit trip planner for a bus trip from the address you're considering.

Which Schools Serve Mahogany, by Board?

As of October 2026, two schools sit inside Mahogany. Mahogany School (Calgary Board of Education, CBE) goes from kindergarten to Grade 5. Divine Mercy School (Calgary Catholic School District, CCSD) goes from kindergarten to Grade 6. Which school a home is assigned to depends on its address, so confirm it with each board before you buy.

• Calgary Board of Education (CBE): Mahogany School (K to 5) is at 165 Mahogany Blvd SE. CBE lists it as a lottery or overflow school. CBE's March 4, 2026 notice says some new registrations from Mahogany are sent to other schools when they can't be placed there. Check an address with the CBE Find a School tool.
• Planned CBE middle school: CBE lists a planned Mahogany Middle School for Grades 7 to 9 at 77 Masters Terrace SE, targeting 2029-2030. The grades can change, and the designation areas and opening date aren't confirmed. See the CBE project page.
• Calgary Catholic School District (CCSD): Divine Mercy School (K to 6) is at 228 Mahogany Blvd SE. Check an address with the CCSD attendance-area maps, which the district says change from time to time.
• Junior and senior high: We haven't confirmed which junior or senior high schools are designated for Mahogany. Use the CBE and CCSD tools above with the address you're considering.

We don't rate schools, and we can't promise that any home is assigned to any school. Confirm with the board before you make an offer or enrol.

What's Changing in Mahogany as of October 2026?

As of October 2026, three things are changing in or near Mahogany. The City of Calgary's repeal of citywide rezoning took effect on August 4, 2026. The Calgary Board of Education (CBE) lists a planned middle school, targeting 2029-2030. The City projects Green Line Phase 1, a CTrain line being built, opens in 2031 and does not reach Mahogany.

• Zoning (took effect August 4, 2026): On April 8, 2026, City Council voted to repeal the citywide rezoning. The City's timeline lists August 4, 2026 as the date the zoning changes came into effect. We can't tell you what applies to your address, so check the City's rezoning page. Our guide on Calgary's zoning changes and lot value goes deeper.
• Mahogany Middle School (planned): CBE lists it as planned for Grades 7 to 9, targeting 2029-2030. Its page says construction procurement is ongoing. Dates can change, so check CBE for the latest.
• Green Line (projected 2031): The City says Phase 1 runs from Shepard to downtown. Shepard is in the southeast, near Copperfield and McKenzie Towne. The City projects opening day for 2031. The line does not reach the community. The City says the south extension is unfunded and has no date, and its long-term plans list an Auburn Bay and Mahogany station.
• City planning class: The City classes Mahogany as "developing", and the land east of 88 Street SE is a City-labelled undeveloped area. We can't say what any of this does to prices.

Who Mahogany Suits

Mahogany, Calgary may suit buyers who want a newer home near a lake and are comfortable with an annual Mahogany Homeowners Association (MHOA) fee and a car-based commute. It may suit you less if you want a CTrain station close by or no association fee. Below, we pair common goals with the facts to check.

• If you want lake living, MHOA says its lake and beach facilities are for Mahogany residents and their guests. Ask MHOA for the fee that applies to the home you're looking at.
• If you are buying your first home, compare houses, row houses and condos, and get each one inspected. Read our guide to first-time home buyer incentives in Alberta.
• If you have school-age children, two schools are inside Mahogany, but assignment depends on the address. Confirm with each board.
• If you are an investor, 14% of households rented their home in the 2021 Census. MHOA says lake credentials go to registered owners who live in the home, and otherwise pass to tenants, so read its rules for rentals.
• If you want to commute by train, Mahogany may not fit. The nearest Red Line station is about 10 km away in a straight line.
• If you own a home here and are thinking of selling, see our guide to what it costs to sell a house in Calgary.

We can't guarantee price, timing or outcome for any purchase or sale. Tell us your budget and we'll show you what fits, street by street.

Mahogany vs Auburn Bay: How Do They Differ?

Mahogany and Auburn Bay are neighbouring lake communities. Each has an association that charges annual fees. The Mahogany Homeowners Association (MHOA) says its lake is approximately 64 acres, and the Auburn Bay Residents Association says Auburn Bay Lake is 43 acres. Auburn Bay publishes its 2026/2027 fees, but Mahogany's public fee pages don't state the annual fee amount.

Pick by lake use, budget and commute. Ask each association for its current fee schedule and rules before you make an offer. To compare more lakes, see our guide to Calgary lake communities.

Mahogany, Calgary Real Estate FAQ

Last updated: October 2026 (facts checked October 24, 2026)
Written by Michael Smith, Team Lead, Michael Smith Team | Real Broker, Calgary
Sources: City of Calgary community profile (2021 Census), planning, transit and Green Line pages and open data; Calgary Police Service; Calgary Transit; Calgary Board of Education; Calgary Catholic School District; Mahogany Homeowners Association; Mahogany Community Association; Auburn Bay Residents Association; Alberta Health Services.