Indian Arm
Indian River
East side of the Second Narrows Bridge in the neighborhood of Indian River! Life over here is sweeeeet! It’s quiet, it’s friendly, it’s close to nature, and just down right beautiful! I mean, look at these views and this forest! Indian River is as far east as you can go on the North Shore! It is located to the North of Mount Seymour Parkway just past Parkgate Village. And is a mixed neighbourhood comprising homes, townhouses, and apartments. You will find a big mix of homes affordable
Explore Indian River
- Types of homes: Detached, Townhouses, Condos
- Age demographic: 41 ( North Vancouver Average)
- Density:
- Lots sizes: 8,000-18,000 sq ft
- House Size: 2750 sq ft on average
- The typical age of homes: late 1950s and early 60s on average + a variety of new builds
Indian River is a system of informal trails that wind through the Indian River neighbourhood linking forest greenbelts, schools, and parks. These neighbourhood trails are worth exploring. Try the trail access points at Indian River Park on Indian River Drive. A Short drive to Cates Park which goes without saying, this is one of the best waterfront parks on the North Shore. A convenient boat-launch area for locals, a popular place to bring kayaks, and the perfect spot to camp out for the day. Seymour Golf and Country Club and Northlands Golf Course are both located within mintues! Whether you’re playing a full round or just going to the range- it’s a perfect way to spend an afternoon!
Transit and Walkability
The walkability in this part of the North Shore is inconvenient, as there isn't much close by. Driving of course in this area is the most convenient. There are the two main roads that connect you to the rest of North Van (west of the Second Narrows Bridge) Dollarton Highway and Mt Seymour Parkway.
School
Dorothy Lynas (French Immersion) and Sherwood Park Elementary feed into Seycove Secondary, a school that offers education for grade 8 to 12.
Cons
Indian River in North Vancouver has a few drawbacks that may be of concern to some people. One of the biggest issues is the heavy traffic congestion in the area during peak hours, which can make it difficult to commute or drive around. Additionally, the cost of living in this area is relatively high compared to other parts of North Vancouver, which may make it difficult for some people to afford to live there. The lack of affordable housing options may also be a problem for those looking to settle in Indian River. Some residents may also find the area to be quite densely populated, which can lead to overcrowding and a lack of personal space.
Transit and Walkability
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Indian Arm, North Vancouver
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Indian Arm, North Vancouver
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