Cochrane Homes for Sale: A Rare 5 Bedroom in Jumping Pound Ridge

If you're hunting for a 5 bedroom home in Cochrane, you already know how hard they are to find. Big families, visiting grandparents, a home office that doesn't double as the guest room: you need space for all of it. Here's the thing, five bedroom homes don't come up often here, especially in quiet communities with trails out the back gate. In the video below, I tour a fully finished former show home in Jumping Pound Ridge with just over 2,100 square feet above grade, five bedrooms, a bonus room with views over Cochrane, and direct access to the ridge trails. Here's what's inside and what to know about the community.

Key takeaways

  • Five bedroom homes are rare in Cochrane, and this one has three bedrooms up and two in the finished basement.

  • It's a former show home, so it comes with more upgrades than you'd usually see, and it's been exceptionally cared for.

  • A gas fireplace and a wide main floor are features that are harder to find in many newer builds.

  • A back gate opens onto the ridge trails in Jumping Pound Ridge, with a favourite park just up the path.

  • The bonus room has a wall of windows with views over Cochrane and the ball diamond and soccer field.

Why five bedroom homes are hard to find in Cochrane

Most homes in Cochrane have three bedrooms up, and many basements are left undeveloped. Finding five finished bedrooms usually means a home where the basement has already been developed with two bedrooms and a bathroom, like this one. If you have a big family, grandparents who visit often, or you need a dedicated office and a guest room, a fully finished home saves you the time and cost of developing the basement yourself.

Inside this Jumping Pound Ridge home

Main floor

The home feels warm the moment you walk in, with a stained fibreglass front door and a closet off the entry. The living room is wide and bright, with a real gas fireplace and big windows. The kitchen has cream cabinetry with a warm, rustic feel, a big island with lots of drawers, a slide-in gas range, and a microwave above. The dining area has extra windows and a gate in the backyard opens right onto the ridge trails.

Pantry, mudroom, and laundry

A walk-in pantry connects through to the back entry, so groceries go straight from the double attached garage to the shelves. The back entry has a powder room, main floor laundry, and a closet, which makes busy days a lot easier.

Upstairs: bonus room and three bedrooms

The upper level is a split level design. The bonus room sits at the front with more windows than I could count and views over Cochrane. It's big enough for a sectional and a TV, plus a work from home spot or a homework area.

Up a few more stairs, the primary bedroom has a walk-in closet and an ensuite with a big shower, a drop-in jetted tub, and a vanity with drawers. Two more bedrooms are spacious, with closets tucked in a way that leaves lots of floor space for a desk. The full bathroom has room to move, and there's a linen closet, which isn't a given in newer homes.

Fully finished basement

The basement has a big rec area for kids and friends, soft carpet, two more bedrooms with good windows and closets, and a full bathroom with a tub and shower. It's ideal for teens, guests, or visiting family.

About Jumping Pound Ridge

Jumping Pound Ridge is one of Cochrane's quieter communities, perched on the ridge with walking trails, parks, and views over town. It's close to downtown and everyday amenities, and it's a great fit for families who love to get outside. Read my full Jumping Pound Ridge Cochrane neighbourhood guide for schools, parks, and home types.

What do larger homes cost in Cochrane?

Prices for larger family homes vary with size, finishing, lot, and community. For context, CREB's Cochrane detached benchmark was $657,600 in September 2026, and a fully finished five bedroom home typically sits above that. I'm happy to pull what's available right now, including homes with basements ready to develop.

Who this home is best for

  • Big families who need five bedrooms without developing a basement.

  • Families with grandparents or guests who visit often.

  • Anyone who works from home and wants an office and a guest room.

  • Outdoor lovers who want trails right out the back gate.

Watch and learn more

More reading: a four bedroom home tour in Heartland, moving to Cochrane with kids, and my guide to the best neighbourhoods in Cochrane.

Free resources

5 bedroom homes in Cochrane: FAQ

Are there 5 bedroom homes for sale in Cochrane?

Yes, but they're rare and they go quickly. Most have three bedrooms up and two in a finished basement. I can set up a search so you see new ones right away.

Is it cheaper to buy a finished basement or develop one?

Developing a basement takes time, permits, and budget, so buying a home that's already finished can save you both. Always check that past basement work was permitted.

What is a former show home?

It's a home the builder used to show buyers, so it often has more upgrades than a standard build. Ask how long it was used and what warranty remains.

Is Jumping Pound Ridge a good community for families?

Many families love it for its quiet streets, ridge trails, parks, and views, plus its location close to downtown.

How much is a 5 bedroom home in Cochrane?

It depends on size, finishing, and community. CREB's Cochrane detached benchmark was $657,600 in September 2026. For this month's numbers, see my Monthly Cochrane Market Report.

Market figures are CREB® benchmark prices for Cochrane for the month noted, shared for general information only. They are not an appraisal or valuation of any specific property. Prices, schools, and community plans change, so please confirm current details before making decisions. Lauren Crouse, REAL Broker.

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