Black Diamond

From its origins as a coal-mining center in the late nineteenth century, Black Diamond has grown into a small yet thriving town of nearly two thousand people, nestled amidst some of the most spectacular natural scenery in the Rocky Mountains foothills. Residents of Black Diamond Alberta Real Estate can take part in fishing in the Sheep River, as well as swimming, golfing, and horseback riding, while enjoying the stunning scenery of the Kananaskis Country. Black Diamond is linked to Turner Valley Alberta Real Estate via a three kilometer paved trail that is a popular exercise route for walkers, joggers and cyclists. The two towns even share a golf course, the Turner Valley Golf & Country Club, which features an eighteen-hole course that is as attractive as it is challenging.

New owners of Black Diamond, Alberta real estate will quickly realize that the smaller size of the population definitely has not lessened the town’s community spirit. The town holds more than a dozen annual community events, including a figure skating carnival in March, Discovery Day celebrations in May, Pony Express races and a golf tournament in June, and Christmas events in December. There are plenty of other activities to take part in throughout the year, with facilities for hockey, lacrosse, tennis, curling, and other sports in the town.

Most available Black Diamond, Alberta real estate is comprised of single-family homes. However, some rental accommodations and apartment-style homes are occasionally obtainable. With both smaller and larger homes available in the town, families of all sizes can find their ideal home. Properties in the area include older homes, built in the 1940s and 1950s or earlier, in addition to homes of much more recent construction, resulting in a broad range of properties to suit a variety of tastes.

To find out more about your Black Diamond, Alberta real estate options, please contact expert Realtors Ian & Jayne Wisdom today at 403.803-6601.

http://www.town.blackdiamond.ab.ca

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