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Imagine living in a neighborhood where you never have to worry about transport. A neighborhood where you can always go shopping anytime of the day or night. That is just but a tip of what Cloverdale has to offer. The neighborhood boasts of a rich agricultural history and a one of a kind addictive weather perfect for outdoor activities such as family gatherings and hiking. Cloverdale Real estate prices here are affordable with several housing styles to choose from ranging from townhouses to detached houses, apartments and condos.
Why you should buy a house in Cloverdale
Who wouldn’t want to live in a neighborhood that offers proximity to all social and basic amenities? Of course we would all love to live in such neighborhoods, if only we could afford. Well, cut out that affordable part because Cloverdale offers you an opportunity to live closer than ever to all basic and social ammonites. From schools to malls, groceries and shopping centers, Cloverdale promises you hassle free living at affordable real estate prices.
Cloverdale’s landscape is dotted with beautiful homes and breathtaking greenery, making it a haven for nature lovers. Apart from the relatively expense condos here other housing styles are affordable. Apartments go just $229,794 while townhouses go for just $325,823. At the higher end of the spectrum are well furnished larger homes going for as much as $1 million. With a wide range to choose from, prospective real estate investors or home buyers looking for a place to call home can have an easy time here finding an ideal home that can perfectly meet their needs without forcing them to spend more than they can afford.
Transportation is Cloverdale is completely hassle free. There is Translink, which offers several bus services to different places within the neighborhood. For those who would like to get quicker means to the Greater Vancouver Area, there is SkyTrain which they can also jump onto at the King George Station. The train takes several trips to and from Downtown Vancouver. It also offers quick connections to other Vancouver Suburbs such as Burnaby and North Vancouver. There is also Fraser Highway and Highway 99 which drivers can use for quick access to Downtown.
Shopping
Cloverdale is home to two primary grocery stores, Save-on-Foods and No Frills. Both anchor separate strip malls, which include a smattering of other stores and salons to meet residents’ day-to-day needs.
The old downtown district also features some hidden gems, merely blocks away from the busy Highway 10 and 15. Visitors can shop and stroll through charming boutiques and niche stores.
Those looking for the amenities of larger malls can choose from Langley’s Willowbrook Shopping Centre (a 15-minute drive east) and Surrey’s Central City (a 20-minute drive west). Both feature department and chain stores that are household names when it comes to clothing and electronics.
Restaurants
Whether you want to sample fine dining or grab a quiet bite on the go, Cloverdale’s restaurant offerings can satisfy your hunger. Community favourites include The Vault (trendy menu and sophisticated drinks), Hawthorne Beer Market & Bistro (gastropub and craft brews), An Indian Foor (authentic South Asian cuisine), and Rusty’s Neighbourhood Pub (casual pub fare). Fast-food options range from signature classics like McDonald’s and Wendy’s to healthier options like The Chopped Leaf and Subway.
Health Care
Residents have convenient access to walk-in clinics and primary care providers, ensuring that day-to-day medical needs can be readily met. There are also several pharmacies and other wellness clinics for a holistic approach to health care. Cloverdale is centrally located between Langley Memorial Hospital (approximately 20 minutes to the east) and Surrey Memorial Hospital (approximately 20 minutes to the west).
Recreation
Activities for the whole family are readily available in Cloverdale. The annual Cloverdale Rodeo transforms the fairgrounds into a bustling hub every Victoria Day weekend, celebrating the Western culture that put this community on the map.
Throughout the year, the Museum of Surrey educates visitors on the city’s beginnings and remarkable citizens. It also features rotating exhibits so that there’s something new to see and learn every season.
It’s also a great community for people of all ages that want to spend their time outdoors. Cloverdale’s Youth Park provides safe access to a skate park and basketball facilities, while other parks offer gentle woodland trails well-suited to leisurely strolls.
Education
Cloverdale has a robust offering of public elementary schools, administered by School District 36 Surrey. Campuses include A.J. McLellan, George Greenaway, Don Christian, Sunrise Ridge, Martha Currie, and Surrey Centre. These elementary schools feed into Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary School, which is centrally located in this neighbourhood.
Kwantlen Polytechnic University has also placed its KPU Tech campus here. It pays homage to Cloverdale’s agrarian roots, equipping students to earn trade and technology certifications.
Transportation
Nestled in between Highway 10 and Highway 15, Cloverdale is well-connected to the rest of B.C.’s Lower Mainland. Heading west on Highway 10 will take you to New Westminster (via Highway 91), Richmond, and Vancouver (via Highway 99). Conversely, Highway 15 goes South to the Canada/US border and North to Highway 1 (with access to Vancouver, Whistler, and more). Meanwhile, public transit patrons can use TransLink’s three available bus routes to travel into Langley or up to Surrey’s Central City district, which includes access to SkyTrain stations to Vancouver.
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