One of only 25 homes in EchoHaven, Rocky Ridge's award-winning all-electric eco-enclave, this custom 2023 build holds certifications few Calgary homes can claim: ILFI Certified, CMHC EQuilibrium™ national demonstration project, EnerGuide 84+, and Alberta Emerald Award Finalist 2024.

The community permanently preserves 60% of its natural land, with three glacial wetland ponds, aspen stands, and a creek co-owned by residents. Seven bedrooms and five bathrooms across three fully developed levels deliver 2,792 sq ft above grade and approximately 3,973 sq ft total.

A 100% gas-free home, running entirely on a heat pump system with integrated solar panels on a metal roof. Blower-door tested to 0.49 ACH50 — Passive House airtightness. R40+ walls, R60+ roof insulation, and south-facing triple-pane Low-E windows engineered to maximize solar heat gain in winter while blocking summer heat loss.

An underground rainwater harvesting cistern reduces municipal water use by up to 72%. Nine-foot ceilings on all three levels, 8-ft doors on the main floor, zero carpet, engineered hardwood on main and upper floors and LVP in the basement.

This home carries one of the most rigorous stacks of environmental certifications of any active Calgary listing. ILFI certification is independently verified for high-performance, low-energy building design. The CMHC EQuilibrium™ designation places it among a select handful of national demonstration projects.

Blower-door tested to 0.49 ACH50, this home meets Passive House airtightness standards. R40+ walls and R60+ roof insulation work alongside south-facing triple-pane Low-E windows engineered to maximize solar heat gain in winter while blocking summer heat loss.

The home runs entirely on electricity: no gas lines, no gas appliances, no future gas retrofit needed. A heat pump system provides efficient heating and cooling year-round, while a 6 kW solar system on a metal roof helps offset a portion of electricity costs.

An underground rainwater harvesting cistern reduces municipal water demand by up to 72%. EchoHaven itself permanently preserves 60% of its natural land (three glacial wetland ponds, aspen stands, and a creek), co-owned by all residents, never to be developed.