Find the Port Moody neighbourhood or nearby community that actually fits your life.
Port Moody is small, but its neighbourhoods are very different. Walkable condo areas, family townhouse communities, hillside detached homes, and quiet established streets all attract different buyers and come with different trade-offs.
Use this guide to compare lifestyle, housing type, walkability, transit, trails, and buyer fit. School catchment is assigned by exact property address through SD43.
Start with what matters most
Pick what fits your lifestyle, then explore those neighbourhoods in detail.
I want walkability
Walk to shops, cafes, restaurants, and transit
I want a family neighbourhood
Parks, schools, community feel, space for kids
I want townhomes
Ground-oriented living with strata community
I want quiet detached streets
Single-family homes, privacy, established trees
I want trails and nature
Green space, parks, outdoor recreation
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Compare Port Moody neighbourhoods
Quick overview of housing, lifestyle, and trade-offs by area.
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| Area | Best for | Housing | Walkability | Transit | Feel | Trade-off | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heritage Mountain | Families, townhomes, trails | Detached, townhomes | Low | Bus access | Quiet, residential | Less walkable than central areas | Explore → |
| Suter Brook | First-time buyers, walkability | Condos, townhomes | High | Good | Growing, mixed-use | Active development | — |
| Newport Village | Condo lifestyle, waterfront | Condos, townhomes | High | Excellent | Modern, walkable | Higher price point | — |
| Klahanie | Families, central location | Detached, townhomes, condos | Moderate | Good | Established, family-oriented | Mixed housing types | — |
| Moody Centre | Urban living, walkability | Condos, townhomes | Very high | Excellent | Downtown, mixed-use | Less residential quiet | — |
| College Park | Families, value | Detached, townhomes | Moderate | Good | Established, quiet | Less trail access | — |
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Heritage Mountain
Guide liveResidential / hillsideA forest-setting community in Port Moody known for townhouse complexes, established neighbourhood feel, and proximity to trails.
Best for: Families, Townhouse buyers, Trail access, Quiet settings
Housing: Townhouses, Detached homes, Some condos
Stable mature neighbourhood
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Heritage Woods
Area snapshotResidential / hillsideNewer hillside development with larger lots, quiet streets, and trail access.
Best for: Families, Newer homes, Quiet settings, Trail access
Housing: Detached homes, Townhouses
Mountain Meadows
Area snapshotResidential / hillsideQuiet hillside neighbourhood with detached homes, established streets, and trail access near the Port Moody and Coquitlam border.
Best for: Families, Quiet suburban settings, Trail access
Housing: Detached homes, Some townhouses
Suter Brook
Area snapshotVillage / walkable centreWalkable waterfront village popular with first-time buyers and commuters, with condos, townhomes, and inlet proximity.
Best for: First-time buyers, Commuters, Walkability, Waterfront proximity
Housing: Condos, Townhouses
Newport Village
Area snapshotVillage / walkable centrePort Moody's most walkable address with a compact village feel, condos, mixed-use buildings, and Inlet proximity.
Best for: Lifestyle seekers, Condo buyers, Walkability focused, Transit commuters
Housing: Condos, Mixed-use residential
Klahanie
Area snapshotVillage / walkable centreEstablished community with waterfront parks, trails, a marina nearby, and a mix of townhomes and condos.
Best for: Families, Waterfront proximity, Trail access, Established community
Housing: Townhouses, Condos
Moody Centre
Area snapshotVillage / walkable centreUrban SkyTrain-connected hub best for transit-first commuters, with condos and new high-rise residential.
Best for: Urban lifestyle, Transit commuters, SkyTrain access, Downsizers
Housing: Condos, New high-rise residential
College Park
Area snapshotResidential / hillsideEstablished quiet neighbourhood near SFU and Douglas College with detached homes and a mature residential feel.
Best for: Families, Quiet residential settings, Value seekers
Housing: Detached homes
Glenayre
Area snapshotResidential / hillsideMature residential area near the Coquitlam border with detached homes and a relaxed suburban feel.
Best for: Quiet living, Family homes, Suburban feel
Housing: Detached homes
Ioco / North Shore
Area snapshotWaterfront / north shoreHistoric waterfront area with distinctive community character, scenic Inlet views, and detached homes on winding roads.
Best for: Privacy seekers, Scenic views, Waterfront character
Housing: Detached homes
Barber Street
Area snapshotWaterfront / north shoreEstablished west Port Moody neighbourhood with detached homes, easy Barnet Highway access, and an older residential character.
Best for: Families, Established homes, Commuter access
Housing: Detached homes, Some townhouses
Seaview
Area snapshotWaterfront / north shoreQuiet north-shore residential area with access to Sasamat Lake and forest trails, and detached homes in a natural setting.
Best for: Nature lovers, Privacy seekers, Trail and lake access
Housing: Detached homes
Anmore
Area snapshotNearby communityQuiet rural municipality adjacent to Port Moody with acreage properties, trail access, and a nature-oriented lifestyle.
Best for: Acreage buyers, Privacy seekers, Nature and trail access
Housing: Detached homes, Acreage
Belcarra
Area snapshotNearby communitySmall village community next to Belcarra Regional Park with waterfront character and a very limited year-round service base.
Best for: Privacy seekers, Waterfront character, Nature lifestyle
Housing: Detached homes
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Pleasantside
Nearby areaWaterfront / north shoreQuiet hillside residential area between the mountains and the north shore of the Inlet.
Best for: Families, Quiet settings, Hillside views
Housing: Detached homes
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Neighbourhood decision framework
Use these dimensions to narrow your search. No neighbourhood scores perfectly on all, so decide what matters most to you:
Walkability & Village Feel
Moody Centre and Newport Village are most walkable. Suter Brook offers moderate walkability. Hillside areas prioritize nature over walkable services.
Transit & Commute
SkyTrain access is strong from Moody Centre and parts of Suter Brook. Other areas serve commute by car or bus. Verify your specific route and timing.
Housing Type & Density
Condos cluster in walkable areas. Townhouses spread across Heritage Mountain, Klahanie, and College Park. Detached homes concentrate in quieter hillside areas.
Trails, Parks & Nature
Hillside areas (Heritage Mountain, Pleasantside, Glenayre) have best trail access. All neighbourhoods have parks. Waterfront feels are strongest near Barnet Marine.
Quiet & Space
Heritage Mountain, Pleasantside, and Glenayre offer quiet streets and established character. Walkable villages are livelier. Space vs. convenience is the main trade-off.
Schools & Families
All neighbourhoods have school access. School catchment is assigned by exact property address. Heritage Mountain, College Park, and Klahanie are popular with families.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about Port Moody neighbourhoods and how to choose.