Klahanie is a planned community straddling the Port Moody and Coquitlam border, known for its well-maintained townhomes, strong strata councils, and exceptional access to green space. Built primarily in the 1990s, Klahanie was designed with livability in mind — and that intentionality shows in the layout, the amenities, and the strong community culture that has developed over the decades.
The housing mix is predominantly townhomes and row houses, with some detached properties in the surrounding area. Strata fees here typically cover exterior maintenance, landscaping, and access to the Canoe Club — a private recreation facility for residents that includes an outdoor pool, tennis courts, fitness centre, and gathering spaces. It’s a level of amenity that’s unusual at this price point and one of Klahanie’s most compelling selling points.
Families are drawn to Klahanie for its walkability and the quality of its schools. Klahanie Park Elementary is right in the neighbourhood, and the community’s design keeps traffic volumes low on residential streets. The sense of safety and belonging here is something long-term residents frequently mention.
Westwood Trail, the DeBouville Slough, and several connecting paths wind through and around the neighbourhood, offering easy access to walking and cycling routes without getting in a car. Buntzen Lake and Sasamat Lake are a short drive away for weekend adventures.
Commuting is convenient from Klahanie. The Inlet Centre SkyTrain station is within cycling distance, and major routes like the Barnet Highway provide quick access to Burnaby and Vancouver. Coquitlam Centre Mall and Newport Village are both reachable in minutes for shopping and dining.
For buyers looking for low-maintenance living with strong community infrastructure, Klahanie consistently delivers. Townhome inventory moves quickly here, and prices have held firm over time.
