{"id":11272,"date":"2015-11-16T17:27:55","date_gmt":"2015-11-17T01:27:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.garbuttdumas.ca\/?page_id=11272"},"modified":"2022-04-18T12:12:31","modified_gmt":"2022-04-18T19:12:31","slug":"vancouver-heights","status":"publish","type":"real-estate","link":"https:\/\/www.garbuttdumas.ca\/real-estate\/burnaby\/north\/vancouver-heights\/","title":{"rendered":"Burnaby – Vancouver Heights"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Vancouver Heights is in the very northwest corner of Burnaby. The neighbourhood shares its western edge with Vancouver and it runs east to Willingdon Avenue, north of Hastings Street to the Burrard Inlet. It is comprised mostly of single-family homes, some newer custom homes, a few condo developments and townhomes.<\/p>\n

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Vancouver Heights. Burnaby Heights. Or just the Heights. Whatever locals prefer to call it, the neighbourhood in Burnaby\u2019s northwest corner near the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge is one of its most beloved. It has a true community feel with a lively multicultural shopping district along Hastings Street, lovely parks, access to the Trans Canada hiking trail and some spectacular views of Vancouver\u2019s skyline, the Burrard Inlet and the North Shore Mountains.<\/p>\n

The Heights<\/a> commercial district on Hastings Street is a dynamic mix of independent shops, services and restaurants. Italian deli\u2019s stand next to Vietnamese Pho restaurants next to Parisienne caf\u00e9s. It\u2019s also home to one of Metro Vancouver\u2019s most renowned fine dining restaurants, The Pear Tree<\/a>. Twice a year the busy street is closed off to traffic; once in early June for the Hats Off Day<\/a> festival that features a community parade and day-long street party and again in July for the Giro di Burnaby<\/a> bike race.<\/p>\n

Confederation Park, at the north end of Willingdon Avenue, is the neighbourhood\u2019s largest and most notable recreation space with a pool, library, seniors centre as well as sports fields, lacrosse box, basketball courts, playgrounds, lawn bowling pitch, skate park and a running\/walking track. On warm summers days there\u2019s usually a lively informal game of bocce going on in the shaded grass at the park\u2019s south end as neighbours gather to roll some balls and exchange gossip. The park also hosts a summertime series of outdoor movies.<\/p>\n

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