Blueridge NV
Blueridge
Quiet winding streets, cul-du-sacs, parks, and golf courses. Am I missing something? Probably! There are just too many things to list about what makes these three neighbourhoods so great! Located at the base of Seymour Mountain and East of the Second Narrows Bridge in the District of North Vancouver, Blueridge is very sought after neighborhoods - and for good reason! Blueridge is an ultra-friendly mountainside community comprising mostly single family homes and is strictly residential- aside from the local schools. This is a top choice for families with kids and active lifestyles! Blueridge was developed in the 1960’s and most of the original homes from then still stand! Located on the flank of Mount Seymour, it offers gently climbing roads and a broad plateau near the top.
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- Types of homes: Detached
- Age demographic: 46 ( North Vancouver Average)
- Density: Moderate to low
- Lots sizes: 7,000-10,000 sq ft
- House Size: 2750 sq ft on average
- The typical age of homes: late 1950s and early 60s on average.
There is no shortage of amenities within these neighbourhoods. Because so much of this area is residential homes, over the years the district has made a point to build and maintain amenities that are close by for everyone. Blueridge and Windsor Park are home to Ron Andrews Rec Centre. Here you have an Olympic-sized pool, full weight room, squash & racquetball courts, and more. There are parks scattered throughout these neighbourhoods along with trails connecting you to other streets. Northlands residents enjoy many amenities within walking distance of their homes. There is a library, community center, and more at Parkgate Shopping Centre.
Transit and Walkability
Driving: Easy access to the rest of North Shore and across the Iron Workers Bridge to access the rest of Greater Vancouver. Public Transit: Busses running constantly through main roads, connecting people to the rest of the North Shore and Vancouver.
School
Blueridge, Seymour Heights, and Dorothy Lynas are all elementary schools in North Vancouver, while Windsor Secondary School is a secondary school for students in grades 8-12.
Cons
Particularly during rush hours and when participating in activities like hiking or skiing, traffic and parking might be a challenge. Due to strong rains, the region might also be vulnerable to landslides and flooding. Furthermore, there aren't many options for public transit, which might make it challenging for people without cars to move around. Overall, despite the fact that Blue Ridge has many advantages, it is crucial to consider the drawbacks before settling there.
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Blueridge NV, North Vancouver
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