Tucked into a central original stretch of Canmore, 105 Rundle Drive offers a refined take on low-maintenance mountain living. This end-unit townhome backs onto a forested corridor that gently unfolds toward the Bow River, creating a rare sense of privacy just steps from town. From both the front and rear of the home, mountain views frame daily life—an ever-present reminder of why you’re here.
The architecture is layered and intentional. The main living space is elevated to the second level, where an open-concept kitchen and living room draw in natural light and open sightlines to the peaks beyond. Front and back decks extend the living area outdoors, inviting morning coffee in the sun and evening dinners against an alpine backdrop.
Upstairs, two spacious bedrooms and a full bath form a calm retreat above it all. On the walkout grade level, a flexible space adapts easily as a third bedroom, media room, or office—complete with its own full bathroom and direct access to the backyard. A private hot tub on the rear patio offers a quiet place to unwind beneath the trees after a day on the trails.
A single-car garage keeps gear organized and ready, while the location places you within walking distance of Main Street, the river pathway, and an extensive trail network that defines life in Canmore.
For those seeking a lock-and-leave home without sacrificing connection to nature, this is mountain living—edited, simplified, and thoughtfully composed.