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$8,988,000

13260 108 Avenue, Surrey

3 Beds 5 Baths 4,861 SqFt Residential Detached MLS® # R2954662

Sutton Group Seafair Realty

$6,450,000

13788 99a Avenue, Surrey

6 Beds 2 Baths 2,700 SqFt Residential Detached MLS® # R2892240

eXp Realty

$4,750,000

10695 Whalley Boulevard, Surrey

3 Beds 3 Baths 1,940 SqFt Residential Detached MLS® # R2938242

LeHomes Realty Premier

$3,500,000

↓ $700,000

11019 129 Street, Surrey

2 Beds 2 Baths 1,733 SqFt Residential Detached MLS® # R2895100

Royal Pacific Realty (Kingsway) Ltd.

$3,499,000

10450 138 Street, Surrey

6 Beds 2 Baths 2,880 SqFt Residential Detached MLS® # R2922141

Century 21 Coastal Realty Ltd.

$3,399,000

13734 105a Avenue, Surrey

6 Beds 5 Baths 3,500 SqFt Residential Detached MLS® # R2928301

Nu Stream Realty Inc.

$3,388,888

10980 132a Street, Surrey

5 Beds 2 Baths 3,116 SqFt Residential Detached MLS® # R2835356

Grand Central Realty

$3,000,000

10643 138a Street, Surrey

4 Beds 3 Baths 2,790 SqFt Residential Detached MLS® # R2931007

eXp Realty of Canada, Inc.

$2,950,000

14086 103a Avenue, Surrey

5 Beds 4 Baths 2,310 SqFt Residential Detached MLS® # R2930093

Team 3000 Realty Ltd.

$2,900,000

10650 138 Street, Surrey

3 Beds 2 Baths 1,812 SqFt Residential Detached MLS® # R2916558

eXp Realty

$2,899,606

13830 100 Avenue, Surrey

3 Beds 2 Baths 1,700 SqFt Residential Detached MLS® # R2936156

Gilco Real Estate Services

$2,899,000

10330 140 Street, Surrey

3 Beds 2 Baths 1,387 SqFt Residential Detached MLS® # R2711420

Sutton Premier Realty

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The downtown area of Surrey, the town of Whalley is the second-most populated town in all of Surrey, British Columbia. The town is ethnically rich, and you’ll find people of all countries and races here.

Whalley was developed sometime in the early 1880s when settlers from across Canada and overseas made their way here. In 1908, the residents sought Government grants to build a road between the Fraser Bridge and 108 Avenue. This construction made Whalley further accessible to other parts of Surrey.

The first retail shops were set-up by Arthur Whalley in 1925, and he constructed a general convenience store, a beverage stand and a few rest cabins for tourists. In honour of his and his family’s contribution, the town was named Whalley in 1948.

In 2016, after years of debate and planning, the town of Whalley was designated as Surrey’s City Centre. There is also a collection of buildings called City Centre in Whalley that comprise of retail stores, offices and public centres.

Despite the busy economic landscape of Whalley, the median household income here is only $28,135. 

Recreation

There are many places of recreation and entertainment in Whalley. If you like to read, then the central branch of the Surrey Libraries is located in the City Centre. For shopaholics, the Central City Shopping Centre offers numerous local and global shopping experiences.

The Landmark Cinemas Surrey is a few minutes’ drive from Whalley. The Royal Canadian Theatre is within walking distance of City Centre and hosts numerous theatre shows.

If you’d like to spend your mornings and evenings out in nature, then the parks and trails in and around Whalley are must-visits. A.H.P. Matthew Park, Green Timbers Park, Whalley Athletic Park, Tom Binnie Park and Bog Park are worth mentioning here.

Education

Whalley has a strong legacy in academics. Old Yale Road Elementary School,K B Woodward Elementary, Kwantlen Park Secondary School and Our Lady of Good Counsel School are some of the best schools here.

The Aureus University School of Medicine, Sprott Shaw College Surrey and Simon Fraser University are excellent options for higher education.

Healthcare

The Surrey Hospital Foundation, VitalAire Healthcare, Guru Nanak Medical Clinic, Kidney Care Centre and Spring Health Centre are reputed healthcare centres located near Whalley.

If you’re looking for a veterinarian, then Angel Animal Hospital, Cedar Hills Animal Hospital and Atlantic Animal Hospital are good options to consider.

Transport

Whalley has a very robust public transport system. It is the only town, as of now, to have a dedicated Metro Vancouver SkyTrain rapid transit line. The Expo SkyTrain also connects Whalley and City Centre with other parts of Surrey. If you’re looking for buses, then Whalley Boulevard and the Surrey Central Station both have bus depots.