Coach Hill Patterson Heights (CHPH) is located in Calgary’s southwest. Coach Hill was annexed in 1956 and development began in the late 1970’s. It is a mixed residential development, containing single detached dwellings, townhouses and apartments. The area got its name because it is located along Old Banff Coach Road, which was once used by stage coach travellers heading to Banff.
Patterson Heights was first developed in the 1980’s. Prior to that, it consisted primarily of individually owned acreages.There are two main landmarks in Patterson Heights. The first is CFCN tower, which contributed to the area being referred to as Broadcast Hill. During the 1988 Winter Olympic Games, the Broadcast Hill Media Village was located in Patterson Heights. The apartments have since been converted into condominiums. Secondly, there is a historic brick house that was the original home of the Crandel family, who owned the first brick factory in Alberta. The factory was near the Brickburn Railway Station in present day Edworthy Park. The Crandel house was later purchased by the Patterson family, for whom the community is ultimately named.
CHPH offers easy access to downtown via Bow Trail. Because of its elevation, there are also excellent views in the area. The community centre, now owned and operated by Alberta Badminton, is located along Patterson Boulevard, and surrounded by ample green space complete with a playground, soccer pitches, baseball diamond and hockey rink.
The community association boundaries are: Sarcee Trail to the North and East, Bow Trail to the South, and 69 street to the West.
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