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Prince George, Northern BC

Hart Highway

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

Active listings
14
Price range
$60K – $4.50M
Median
$500K
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About Hart Highway

Hart Highway is a sub-neighbourhood situated in the northern reaches of Prince George, extending along and around the provincial highway of the same name as it threads northward out of the city. The area is loosely bounded by the transition from more urban, central Prince George neighbourhoods to the south and gives way to rural and semi-rural properties as it stretches toward the city's northern fringe. It sits in general proximity to other northerly Prince George communities and is defined largely by the corridor character of its namesake road, which serves as both the neighbourhood's spine and its primary connection to the broader city. The housing stock in Hart Highway reflects a largely established residential character, with a mix of single-family detached homes that range from older mid-century builds to more recent construction, giving the area a varied but generally suburban feel. Lots tend to be more generously sized than those found closer to Prince George's downtown core, and many properties offer a degree of space and privacy that appeals to those seeking a quieter setting while remaining within city limits. The overall streetscape blends traditional family homes with some acreage-style properties near the neighbourhood's outer edges. Active listings in the area reflect a mixed inventory across bedroom configurations, and pricing varies depending on lot size, home age, and condition, making the neighbourhood accessible to a reasonably broad range of buyers.
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About Hart Highway

What is Hart Highway, Prince George known for?
Hart Highway is a sub-neighbourhood situated in the northern reaches of Prince George, extending along and around the provincial highway of the same name as it threads northward out of the city. The area is loosely bounded by the transition from more urban, central Prince George neighbourhoods to the south and gives way to rural and semi-rural properties as it stretches toward the city's northern fringe. It sits in general proximity to other northerly Prince George communitie
How many active MLS® listings are currently in Hart Highway?
Hart Highway currently has 14 active MLS® listings in the CREA DDF® feed. Listings refresh every four hours on EZtoFind.ca. Price range: $60K – $4.50M, median $500K.
Which municipality and BC region is Hart Highway part of?
Hart Highway sits within Prince George, Northern BC. For municipal-level walkability, transit, climate normals, and safety metrics see the Prince George community page on EZtoFind.ca.
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