Neighbourhood Profiles:

Suncrest, Burnaby

The Suncrest neighborhood in south Burnaby, situated between Metrotown and Vancouver's eastern border, is known for its scenic southern views and predominantly detached single-family homes, with 84% of residents being homeowners. Most homes here were built before 1980, reflecting a middle-class and peaceful environment. Nearby, the South Slope neighborhood sits on a hill overlooking Marine Drive and the Fraser River, offering spectacular views from many large homes. It mainly consists of single-family homes, with townhouses near Metrotown and a family-friendly residential area along Southport Drive. South Slope is characterized by deep ravine parks leading to the Fraser River, ideal for dog walking, and local shopping along Rumble Street. Big Bend, the largest neighborhood in Burnaby, is marked for light industrial and warehouse use, including movie studios. Known for its historic Riverside district, Big Bend houses some of the best nurseries in the Lower Mainland and maintains a rural character with narrow roads, fewer sidewalks, and limited lighting. The area is home to the deluxe New Haven Close townhomes, located on the historic New Haven Borstal Home For Boys' former grounds.
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Minutes away lies the award-winning Fraserview Golf Course with 18 championship-style holes. The nearby Riverway Sports Complex offers natural turf fields for various sports, and Suncrest Park provides a playground and water park in summer. Amidst towering trees, the Central Park Pitch & Putt is a local favorite. The Suncrest Community Shuttle ensures easy transit to the Metrotown Skytrain Station, complemented by convenient access routes on Boundary Road and Marine Drive to Greater Vancouver. The area hosts several elementary schools and Burnaby South Secondary, home to the renowned Michael J. Fox Theatre. Riverway Adult Learning Centre offers English language services for adults. Efficient transportation is assured with three Skytrain stations and extensive bus links, while Marine Drive and Marine Way ensure swift connections to Vancouver and New Westminster.