222 Riverfront Ave SW

Calgary, AB T2P 0W3

Apartment building

Studio-5 beds

In-unit laundry (W/D)

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Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 248 Studio, 1 ba	515	Dec 1	C$1,550
Unit 536 1 bd, 1 ba	549	Now	C$2,000
Unit 643 2 bd, 2 ba	875	Dec 1	C$2,700
Unit 443 2 bd, 2 ba	880	Dec 1	C$2,900
Unit 421 2 bd, 2 ba	838	Dec 1	C$3,000
Unit 1523 2 bd, 2 ba	1,100	Dec 1	C$3,950
Unit 1613 2 bd, 2 ba	1,200	Now	C$4,000

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Neighborhood: Chinatown

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Historic Area
The Chinese Cultural Centre and Chinatown’s long-standing cultural institutions give the area a strong heritage presence.
Dining Scene
Restaurants, bakeries, cafés, and specialty food shops offer a broad range of dining options along Chinatown’s streets.
Transit Access
Nearby bus routes, CTrain stations, and Centre Street bridges connect Chinatown with downtown and other central districts.
Green Spaces
The Bow River pathway and nearby Prince’s Island Park provide accessible places to walk, cycle, and spend time outdoors.

Calgary’s Chinatown sits along the Bow River beside downtown, with Centre Street as a central corridor and the Chinese Cultural Centre as a notable landmark. The river pathway and nearby Prince’s Island Park offer green space for walking and cycling, while the Chinatown plaza and surrounding streets bring together restaurants, bakeries, cafés, grocery shops, and specialty retailers. Cultural events and displays at the Chinese Cultural Centre add a distinct arts and heritage presence; downtown venues and dining are also close by. The area experiences Calgary’s sunny, dry climate, with cold winters and warm summers, so outdoor plans change with the seasons. Centre Street bridges connect Chinatown to the north side of the river, and local bus routes and nearby CTrain stations make it practical to travel around central Calgary. The river paths provide an appealing option for car-free trips.