Heritage homes and townhomes atop the escarpment near Uptown 17th Ave [from $1,380–$1,737/mo].

Cliff Bungalow developed on land the Canadian Pacific Railway owned through the 1870s, first populated largely by CPR employees drawn by the short distance to the railway's headquarters and yards. The area was gradually annexed to Calgary between 1906 and 1912 and formally established as a community in 1907, though the Cliff Bungalow name itself wasn't applied until the 1970s, describing the land west of 4th Street and east of the escarpment that gives the neighbourhood its name. Centred along 5th Street Southwest, the community is bordered by the Elbow River to the south, Uptown 17th Avenue to the north, and Fourth Street to the east, putting renters within walking distance of both 17th Avenue's restaurant strip and Mission's shops along 4th Street. Many of Cliff Bungalow's original homes date to the early 1900s, with gabled rooflines, wood detailing, and brick facades that have been restored rather than replaced, though the community was rezoned in 1935 to allow denser development, and townhomes now sit alongside the older character homes. The Erlton/Stampede C-Train station is within reach to the south for Red Line access, making Cliff Bungalow a walkable, transit-connected option for renters who want inner-city character close to 17th Avenue's nightlife.