Solara Resort & Spa

173 Kananaskis Way, Canmore, AB T1W 0A3

Bow Valley Trail

Year Built

2008

Floors

Building Type

Low-rise apartment

Market Overview

Avg Sold Price

$725,541.987

Median Sold

$889,925

Price Range

$58,800 – $1,599,000

Avg $/SqFt

$725.027

Sales (2yr)

Active Listings

Avg List Price

$981,225

Avg Days on Market

48.76315789473684

Last sale: Sep 8, 2026

Condo Fees

Avg Monthly Fee

$885.696

Median Fee

$990.03

Avg $/SqFt

$0.888

Units w/ Fee Data

Fee IncludesHeat, Water, Electricity

Building Features

ExteriorStone,Wood Frame

AmenitiesIndoor pool, hot tub, One Wellness Spa, fitness center, physiotherapy clinic, ski waxing room, storage lockers, Axis Bar & Kitchen, MainSpace event venue, Epic liquor.

Building TypeLow-rise apartment

Floors4 storeys

Year Built2008

Policies

Pet PolicyRestrictions on pets.

Rental PolicyShort-term rentals allowed; complex is zoned and approved for short-term rental use with managed rental programs available.

Known Issues & Notes

Known Issues (news/court)

[lawsuit_or_court - governance / meetings / records] Owners challenged a $333.38 legal-fee chargeback related to a governance inquiry, seeking removal of the charge and fee reimbursement. The Tribunal refused to accept the application, ruling chargebacks under s.39.01 of the Act are outside its jurisdiction and must be appealed to the Court. (2026-09-18)

Source

About This Building

Solara Resort & Spa is a four-storey low-rise apartment building completed in 2008, located at 173 Kananaskis Way in the Bow Valley Trail community of Canmore. The building features stone and wood-frame construction with secured underground parkade access. Recent sales have averaged around $726,000, with monthly condo fees averaging roughly $886. Units range from two to three bedrooms, many fully furnished and popular for short-term rental income. The resort offers an indoor pool, hot tub, on-site spa, fitness centre, and other premium amenities. Prospective buyers should have a professional review of the reserve fund study, financial statements, board minutes, and bylaws to understand the building's long-term financial health and operational policies.