Willow Tree Village
714 Willow Park Dr Se, Calgary, AB T2J 0L8
Willow Tree Village, at 714 Willow Park Dr Se, is a condo building in the Willow Park area of Calgary, Alberta. It was built in 1969 and has 72 residential units.
Market Overview
Last sale: Jul 23, 2026
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Known Issues (news/court)
[lawsuit_or_court - condo fee arrears / foreclosure] An appellate panel determined the amount owing by unit owners to the condominium corporation following an Order Nisi that had fixed indebtedness of $2,892.18 as of August 22, 1994; accepting the corporation's payment schedule and interest calculation, the panel found $3,283.51 owing as of March 31, 1997 (excluding legal costs), ruled that credits for payments made prior to the Order Nisi could not be revisited as res judicata, vacated the costs award from the reference, awarded the appellants costs of the appeal on column 4, and extended the time for payment to May 15, 1997. (1997-05-02); [lawsuit_or_court - condo fee arrears / foreclosure] In a condo foreclosure dispute over a special levy and fees, the Court of Appeal held the perfected Order Nisi fixing debt at $2,892.18 was final and res judicata, extinguishing omitted pre-Order legal costs of $20,790.77; the $35,957.08 assessment was set aside. (1997-02-05)
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Willow Tree Village, located at 714 Willow Park Dr SE in the Willow Park community of Calgary, is a townhouse condominium complex built in 1969 comprising 72 units. This mature, well-maintained development offers substantial recreational amenities including a heated outdoor pool, hot tub, sauna, racquet courts, and landscaped grounds with picnic areas. Recent sales have averaged around $487,000, with monthly condo fees averaging roughly $605. The complex is within walking distance of Willow Park Golf Club and nearby schools, and provides convenient access to transit and shopping. Before finalizing a purchase, retain a condo-document review specialist to examine the reserve fund study, financial statements, board minutes, bylaws, and insurance policies—particularly important for a 55-year-old complex to understand its capital planning and any upcoming major repairs.
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General information, not legal advice. Building figures are approximate; confirm details in the corporation's own documents.
