Condos in Upper Caulfeild, West Vancouver For Sale Priced between $2,428,200 to $2,967,800 (Page 1)
Explore Upper Caulfeild
One of West Vancouver’s oldest neighbourhoods, Upper Caulfeild is a charming neighbourhood offering stunning views of surrounding areas. Best known for its winding roads and scenic properties, the residents who live here enjoy stunning views of the ocean f rom their large lots, as well as being able to take advantage of the area’s many nearby recreational opportunities. and easy access to recreational opportunities. Explore Upper Caulfeild today to find out more.
Location
Upper Caulfeild, part of the Caulfeild community, runs from the Trans Canada Highway, down to Marine Drive, and east to west, it stretches from Keith Road to Eagleridge Drive. Residents who live here have easy access to downtown Vancouver, Grouse Mountain, Capilano Suspension Bridge, and Horseshoe Bay.
Demographic
According to data collected by Canada post, the area has around 18,700 households. Home ownership in Upper Caulfeild is high, with a split of 98% owners to 2% renters among those living in the area. The majority of households consist of families, making up 51% of the population, followed by couples (36%) and singles (13%).
Residential Housing
A neighbourhood consisting largely of detached homes, Upper Caulfeild is home to a number of scenic properties, each one exuding luxury and sophistication. Many homes are also reminiscent of the European towns it was modeled after when established in the late 1800s. Contact me to find out more about current bench mark pricing in the area.
Recreation
An area known for its close proximity to many recreational facilities, popular spots include nearby Lighthouse Park, home to rock climbing facilities, dog walking areas, places to picnic, and even an outdoor amphitheatre. Cypress Falls Park is another popular spot, home to rushing waterfalls, a raging creek, 300-year-old trees and opportunities for wildlife viewing. Upper Caulfeild is also a short drive to the Gleneagles Golf Course, offering spectacular views, a beautiful clubhouse and a variety of amenities. Of course residents also have the luxury of choosing from the North Shore ski areas, with Cypress, Grouse and Seymour all offering skiing and snowboarding during the winter months and hiking year round hiking opportunities all year round.
Restaurants
The nearest place for dining out is Caulfeild Village, the local hub for eating. Popular spots include Italian restaurant, Pastameli, best known for its great pizza lunches during the week and delicious brunch menu, and Mega Sushi, serving authentic Japanese cuisine. Caulfeild Village Shopping Centre also features convenience stores like Cobs Bread, Subway and Starbucks. Other popular dining spots just a short drive away are Hugo’s on Eagle Harbour, featuring live music on Thursday nights, and Olive & Anchor, overlooking the stunning Horseshoe Bay.
Shopping
The best place for shopping in Upper Caulfeild is Caulfeild Village Shopping Centre, home to an upscale Fisherman’s Market, known for selling high-end retail seafood, as well as being home to a range of stores, from banks and hair studios, to boutiques and pharmacies. It also has a large Safeway, conveniently close for grocery shopping, or driving less than 10 minutes to Marine Drive will take you to IGA Marketplace. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, Park Royal Mall is just a 15 minute drive from Upper Caulfeild.
Schools
Residents who live here can choose from an abundance of schools for their children, with the area being home to elementary schools, such as Eagle Harbour Montessori School, which offers a Montessori program for students from kindergarten to grade five. High school students living in Upper Caulfeild generally attend Rockridge Secondary. There are also two private schools, Mulgrave School and Collingwood School.
Transportation
Upper Caulfield’s easy access to Highway One makes heading into Vancouver or westward to Squamish simple for drivers. The neighbourhood is also well served by public transit, making travel by bus hassle-free. Many amenities and some schools are also accessible by foot, but most residents tend to own cars in order to travel into the city and up into the mountains.
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