3210 Vercheres Street SW
3210 Vercheres Street SW is a house in Upper Mount Royal, Calgary, built in 1945 on a 4,790 sq ft lot. The City of Calgary assessed it at $1,440,000 for 2026, +14.3% over 3 years.
$1,440,000
2026 assessed value · about $9,580 a year in property tax
Change in assessed value
- 3 years+14.3%
- 5 years+30.9%
- 10 years+9.9%
- 20 years+60.1%
The change in the City's assessment of the same property, to 2026. Years before the building was finished or before a jump in its value are left out.
Compared with 788 detached houses in Upper Mount Royal
Valued above about 15% of detached houses in Upper Mount Royal. The typical one is assessed at $2.12M; this one is 32% lower.
Similar homes nearby
- 3217 Vercheres Street SW$1.65M · built 1941
- 1409 Joliet Avenue SW$1.50M · built 1939
- 3240 Alfege Street SW$1.52M · built 1948
- 1209 Premier Way SW$2.04M · built 1947
- 3227 Alfege Street SW$1.21M · built 1950
The closest homes of the same kind, built within 8 years of this one and on a lot within 30% of its size. Their middle value is $1.52M; this one is 5% lower.
Facts
- Kind of property
- House
- 2025 assessed value
- $1,450,000
- Year built
- 1945
- Lot size
- 4,790 sq ft
- Zoning
- R-C1,R-CG
- City use code
- R110
Think this value is wrong?
The City of Calgary mails assessment notices each January. During the review period that follows you can ask the City's assessors to look again, and by the deadline printed on your notice you can file a complaint with the Assessment Review Board. Values of similar homes nearby, like the ones above, are the usual starting point. Details are on calgary.ca under property assessment.
Permits (3)
- Relaxation: single detached dwelling (existing) - building setback from side property lineDevelopment permit · Aug 2020 · approved · DP2020-5246
- Modest residential development - addition to existing dwellingDevelopment permit · Aug 1998 · approved · DP1998-2896
- Second storey addition to existing dwellingDevelopment permit · Jul 1996 · approved, lapsed · DP1996-1461
From the City of Calgary's open data, up to Oct 2026. Costs are the applicant's estimate.
From the City of Calgary's open assessment data. An assessment is the City's estimate of market value on July 1, 2025, for property tax; it is not a sale price. The map also shows building permits, legal suites and homes for sale or rent.