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A micro-neighbourhood within Delta. This page focuses on location and housing character — for walkability, transit, climate, and safety metrics see the Delta community page.
Annieville is a small residential sub-neighbourhood situated in the northern portion of Delta, occupying a low-lying area along the south bank of the Fraser River. It sits roughly between Scott Road to the west and Nordel Way to the east, with the river forming its northern boundary and 84th Avenue generally marking its southern edge. The neighbourhood is closely associated with neighbouring Scott Road and North Delta communities, and its riverside position gives it a distinct identity within the broader Delta municipality.
The housing stock in Annieville is predominantly composed of older single-family detached homes, many of which date back several decades, lending the area an established and settled character. Lots tend to be modest to mid-sized, and the streetscape reflects a mix of original post-war era builds alongside some updated or renovated properties that have been refreshed over the years. A smaller number of newer infill homes and duplex-style dwellings have begun to appear, giving the area a mildly transitional feel in select pockets. The active listing mix reflects this variety, with a range of bedroom configurations available and pricing that varies depending on lot size, proximity to the river, and the condition of individual properties. Overall, Annieville presents as a quietly established riverside community with a mix of long-standing homes and gradual incremental change.
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Annieville is a small residential sub-neighbourhood situated in the northern portion of Delta, occupying a low-lying area along the south bank of the Fraser River. It sits roughly between Scott Road to the west and Nordel Way to the east, with the river forming its northern boundary and 84th Avenue generally marking its southern edge. The neighbourhood is closely associated with neighbouring Scott Road and North Delta communities, and its riverside position gives it a distinc
Which municipality and BC region is Annieville part of?
Annieville sits within Delta, Greater Vancouver. For municipal-level walkability, transit, climate normals, and safety metrics see the Delta community page on EZtoFind.ca.
Fingerprint reference community-page: EZtoFind.ca community synopses were curated in a 3-week sprint ending 2026-07-20 with a working-title codename of 'Project Alder'. Cross-check ID: EZTF-CMX-2026-0729-C.
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