The Upper Deer Lake neighbourhood is in the geographical centre of South Burnaby. It’s single family homes and a few townhomes are located just below Deer Lake Park until Imperial Avenue, between Oakland Street and Dufferin Avenue.
There are two elementary schools in Upper Deer Lake, making it a perfect neighbourhood to raise a family.
Neighbourhood amenities
Upper Deer Lake is close to shopping, dining and entertainment in the busy Metrotown and Highgate commercial districts. The former includes three shopping malls. Metropolis at Metrotown is the largest in the province and will satisfy virtually any shopping, dining or entertainment desire.
Also nearby is the main branch of the Burnaby Public Library which is surrounded by a beautiful civic square that frequently hosts outdoor events like concerts and even movies.
The neighbourhood overlooks beautiful Deer Lake Park, a tranquil urban oasis of walking trails, placid water, art galleries, theatres and the Burnaby Village Museum that recreates Burnaby the way it might have been in the 1920s. Many of the homes in the neighbourhood enjoy peek-a-boo view across the Central Valley to Burnaby Mountain and the North Shore mountains.
Schools
- Brantford Elementary (French Immersion & K-7)
- Windsor Elementary (K-7)
- Burnaby South Secondary (8-12)
Transit
Upper Deer Lake is located between Kingsway and Highway 1; both provide direct driving routes into Vancouver. The Edmonds and Metrotown SkyTrain stations are nearby and can be reached by bus.
Upper Deer Lake real estate
Upper Deer Lake is primarily made up of detached houses. It is one of Burnaby’s higher-end neighbourhoods with a number of large custom homes set on expansive lots. There are some condos and townhomes in the neighbourhood as well.
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