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A micro-neighbourhood within West Vancouver. This page focuses on location and housing character — for walkability, transit, climate, and safety metrics see the West Vancouver community page.
Cypress Park Estates is a quietly tucked-away residential enclave situated in the upper reaches of West Vancouver, positioned along the southern slopes of Cypress Mountain above the Horseshoe Bay corridor. The neighbourhood is generally bounded by Cypress Bowl Road to the east and the forested terrain climbing toward Cypress Provincial Park to the north, placing it well above the busier commercial strips of the Lower Village and Dundarave. It sits in relatively close proximity to Horseshoe Bay to the west, while remaining distinct from the denser, more established neighbourhoods lining the Marine Drive corridor below.
The housing stock in Cypress Park Estates is predominantly single-family detached homes occupying generous lots, many of which benefit from the elevated hillside setting and the surrounding tree canopy. Homes here tend to span a broad range of architectural eras, from mid-century construction through to more contemporary builds and substantial renovations, giving the neighbourhood a mixed yet largely established character. Properties are typically spacious, and the streetscape carries a semi-rural, forested feel that distinguishes it from lower-elevation parts of West Vancouver. The active listing mix reflects this variety, with homes across a range of bedroom configurations and price points that reflect the diversity of lot sizes, views, and condition found throughout the area. Overall, Cypress Park Estates presents as a settled, leafy community with a sense of seclusion despite its proximity to broader West Vancouver amenities.
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What is Cypress Park Estates, West Vancouver known for?
Cypress Park Estates is a quietly tucked-away residential enclave situated in the upper reaches of West Vancouver, positioned along the southern slopes of Cypress Mountain above the Horseshoe Bay corridor. The neighbourhood is generally bounded by Cypress Bowl Road to the east and the forested terrain climbing toward Cypress Provincial Park to the north, placing it well above the busier commercial strips of the Lower Village and Dundarave. It sits in relatively close proximit
How many active MLS® listings are currently in Cypress Park Estates?
Cypress Park Estates currently has 13 active MLS® listings in the CREA DDF® feed. Listings refresh every four hours on EZtoFind.ca. Price range: $2.20M – $7.99M, median $2.75M.
Which municipality and BC region is Cypress Park Estates part of?
Cypress Park Estates sits within West Vancouver, Greater Vancouver. For municipal-level walkability, transit, climate normals, and safety metrics see the West Vancouver community page on EZtoFind.ca.
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