Cochrane · Town Centre
Greystone Homes for Sale
New building on the old gravel lands beside the Bow — new construction you can walk downtown from.
Overview
Spray Lake Sawmills Family Sports Centre
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The neighbourhood
About Greystone
Greystone is Cochrane's infill answer: the old gravel and aggregate lands between downtown and the Bow, redeveloped into a walkable community. That extraction history is exactly why such central riverside land sat empty while the town grew around it.
The design is more urban than the rest of town — a tighter street grid, contemporary architecture, mixed housing from townhomes to detached, and direct connections into the river pathway system. Condos, townhomes and detached homes are all here.
The Spray Lake Sawmills Family Sports Centre at 800 Griffin Road East sits within the community, along with commercial amenities, a playground inside the townhome section, a covered park shelter, and Jim Uffelmann Memorial Park with its off-leash area, creek crossings, ball diamonds and playing fields.
For a Calgary buyer
How it compares if you are coming from the city
For a Calgary buyer this is the familiar trade from the inner city: new construction, tighter lot, walkable core, big recreation next door. It is the only place in Cochrane where you can buy a new home and still walk to the historic boardwalks.
If you want the walkability with character instead of new construction, compare it against Historic Downtown. If you want new construction with a river view instead of a downtown walk, compare Precedence.
Pathways & parks
Getting around on foot
4.5 km of public pathway across 51 segments — 4.3 km paved, 0.2 km concrete.
Pathway figures from Town of Cochrane open data. Cochrane’s public network totals 84.8 km; privately owned condo and HOA paths are not counted.
Nearby
Also worth walking
Questions
Greystone — common questions
Can you walk downtown from Greystone?
Yes — that is the point of the community. It is the first new development in Cochrane to put fresh construction within walking distance of the historic boardwalks.
What was on the land before?
Gravel and aggregate extraction, which is why this central riverside parcel stayed undeveloped for so long.
Is it a good investment?
Central land, new construction, river pathway and a downtown walk is a durable combination. Phase timing and product type affect the individual result.
Interested in Greystone?
Tell me your commute and your budget and I will tell you honestly whether this is the right corner of Cochrane for you — including when the answer is no.
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