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Burnaby, Greater Vancouver

Garden Village

A micro-neighbourhood within Burnaby. This page focuses on location and housing character — for walkability, transit, climate, and safety metrics see the Burnaby community page.

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About Garden Village

Garden Village is a compact residential sub-neighbourhood situated in the southwest corner of Burnaby, nestled between the Edmonds area to the north and the border with New Westminster to the south. The neighbourhood is generally bounded by Kingsway to the north, with Royal Oak Avenue forming a rough western edge and the municipal boundary with New Westminster defining its southern limits. This positioning places Garden Village in close proximity to the Edmonds town centre corridor while maintaining a quieter, more self-contained residential character than the busier commercial strips nearby. The housing stock in Garden Village is predominantly composed of older single-family detached homes, many dating from the mid-twentieth century, reflecting the area's established roots. Lots tend to be modest in size, and the streetscape has a settled, neighbourhood feel with mature trees and well-maintained yards giving the area a lived-in charm. Over time, the area has seen some incremental infill activity, with a modest mix of newer duplex and small multi-family developments appearing alongside the original housing. The active listing mix reflects this variety, with a range of bedroom configurations available and pricing that varies depending on property type, lot size, and condition. Overall, Garden Village reads as an established neighbourhood that is experiencing gradual, measured evolution rather than large-scale redevelopment, making it a representative example of Burnaby's older residential fabric in the city's southwest quadrant.
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About Garden Village

What is Garden Village, Burnaby known for?
Garden Village is a compact residential sub-neighbourhood situated in the southwest corner of Burnaby, nestled between the Edmonds area to the north and the border with New Westminster to the south. The neighbourhood is generally bounded by Kingsway to the north, with Royal Oak Avenue forming a rough western edge and the municipal boundary with New Westminster defining its southern limits. This positioning places Garden Village in close proximity to the Edmonds town centre co
How many active MLS® listings are currently in Garden Village?
Garden Village currently has 0 active MLS® listings in the CREA DDF® feed. Listings refresh every four hours on EZtoFind.ca. Price range: — – —.
Which municipality and BC region is Garden Village part of?
Garden Village sits within Burnaby, Greater Vancouver. For municipal-level walkability, transit, climate normals, and safety metrics see the Burnaby community page on EZtoFind.ca.
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