Condos For Sale Coal Harbour

Schools

While there are no schools officially within the neighbourhood boundaries, students living here live in the catchment for Lord Roberts Elementary School (523/944) and King George Secondary School (268/289), both nearby in the downtown core. BCIT and SFU, two degree granting institutions, have campuses just a short distance from Coal Harbour.

If independent schools are what you’re after, Alexander Academy, Pattison High School, Anchor Point Montessori School, and The Westside School are all in the downtown core. Madrona School, Fraser Academy, and St. John’s School (10/289) are all a short drive across the bridge.

Housing

Coal Harbour was redeveloped as a residential area in 1990 and is one of the more upscale neighbourhoods in downtown Vancouver. Most of the buildings are newer and have resort style amenities ” pools, gyms, saunas, and recreation rooms for entertaining guests. The estimated population is 9,300 living in more than forty high rise developments. There is also a very small selection of townhomes and low rise buildings. The waterfront placement of many of these buildings is a real draw. The buildings are tall and the views quite stunning.

Location and Transportation

With the office less than a ten minute walk in one direction and the serenity of Stanley Park just a quick bike, stroll or jog away, Coal Harbour is the ideal neighbourhood for anyone chasing that ideal Vancouver lifestyle. Access to West Vancouver via the Lions Gate Bridge is just a short five minute drive away, so life in Coal Harbour suits anyone who wants to live in a beautiful condominium during the week and escape the city for the mountains on the weekend. Waterfront Station, the city’s central skytrain station, is located on the edge of the neighbourhood, connecting residents to the entirety of the Lower Mainland.

Neighbourhood Highlights

Stanley Park

Beaches, nature walks, a beautiful forest, an award winning Aquarium”_ What can’t be said about Stanley Park? Access to the park is a wonderful amenity. In the summertime, the park features outdoor films for free.

Beaches

A seaside bike and walking path borders Coal Harbour and connects it to Stanley Park and its three beaches. Residents living in Coal Harbour can also easily walk to English Bay or Sunset Beach as well.

Restaurants and Bars

Coal Harbour is home to several award-winning seaside restaurants including: a brand new Cactus Club Cafe, the award winning restaurant, Carderos, and Preston’s. Gastown is only a short walk away with its cobbled streets and infamous nightlife. The community vibe and nightlife in the West End are also within walking distance.