Homes, condos, and townhomes in Anmore, Port Moody — your local real estate guide.
The Tri-Cities offer a relaxed suburban lifestyle with mature tree-lined streets, quality parks, and a strong sense of neighbourhood community — just minutes from the city.
School District 43 serves the Tri-Cities with well-regarded public elementary and secondary schools throughout the region, with private and Catholic options also available.
The Evergreen SkyTrain Extension connects the Tri-Cities directly to Burnaby and Vancouver, making car-free commutes a reality for residents near the stations.
From Buntzen Lake to Belcarra Regional Park and Burke Mountain, the Tri-Cities offer exceptional hiking, mountain biking, and paddling within minutes of residential neighbourhoods.
Contact us for school catchment information specific to your address in Anmore. Catchment boundaries vary street by street — we can confirm which schools serve any property you're considering.
Moody Centre and Inlet Centre stations serve Port Moody on the Evergreen Extension, with frequent service to Burnaby and Vancouver.
TransLink bus routes connect Port Moody neighbourhoods to SkyTrain stations and the Coquitlam Regional Town Centre.
Port Moody provides access to Highway 1 via Barnet Highway and Highway 7, connecting easily to Burnaby and the Lower Mainland.
Anmore is a small, semi-rural municipality situated between Port Moody and Pitt Meadows — a place apart from the typical suburban experience, where large lots, natural surroundings, and a quiet pace of life are the defining features. If privacy, space, and proximity to nature are your priorities, Anmore is in a category of its own.
Properties in Anmore are predominantly detached homes and acreages on generous lots, many backing onto forested land or water features. Development is deliberately low-density — the municipality has maintained strict zoning to preserveits character — which means the homes that do exist tend to be substantial, and the neighbourhood as a whole retains a rural feel uncommon this close to Greater Vancouver.
Sasamat Lake and White Pine Beach are right in Anmore, drawing swimmers, hikers, and picnickers from across the region every summer. Belcarra Regional Park borders the municipality, offering extensive trail networks and waterfront access on Burrard Inlet. For outdoor enthusiasts — particularly those who hike, mountain bike, kayak, or simply want large windows and green space — Anmore is exceptional.
The trade-off is car dependency and distance from urban amenities. Anmore has no commercial core of its own; residents drive to Port Moody or Coquitlam for groceries, schools, and services. School District 43 serves the area, and commute times to downtown Vancouver run longer than from Port Moody proper.
Buyers who choose Anmore are making a deliberate lifestyle choice. They’re not looking for transit-adjacent convenience — they’re looking for space, quiet, and the kind of natural surroundings that are increasingly rare in Greater Vancouver. If that describes you, Anmore is worth exploring with a local expert who understands its unique market dynamics.
Whether you're buying, selling, or just curious about market values — Sebastian knows this neighbourhood.
