Homes, condos, and townhomes in Heritage Mountain, 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 Heritage Mountain. 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.
Heritage Mountain is one of Port Moody’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, perched on the slopes above the city with sweeping views of Burrard Inlet and the surrounding mountains. Known for its quiet, family-oriented streets and generous lot sizes, Heritage Mountain attracts buyers who want space, nature, and community — without sacrificing convenience.
Homes here are predominantly detached single-family properties built from the late 1980s through the 2000s. You’ll find a mix of ranchers, two-storey homes, and executive-style properties, many featuring renovated interiors, double garages, and large backyards backing onto forested greenbelts. Square footage runs larger here than in Port Moody’s more urban pockets, making it a favourite for growing families.
The neighbourhood is zoned into the excellent School District 43, with Heritage Mountain Elementary and Heritage Woods Secondary both earning strong reputations. Parents appreciate the walkable school routes and the sense of safety that comes with a true residential enclave.
Outdoor access is a defining feature of life in Heritage Mountain. Residents are steps from the Pinecone Burke Provincial Park trail network, and the Bert Flinn Park trailhead is minutes away by car or bike. Rocky Point Park and Port Moody’s waterfront are a short drive down the hill, offering kayaking, paddleboarding, and the famous weekend farmers market.
Despite its hillside seclusion, Heritage Mountain is well-connected. The Inlet Centre SkyTrain station puts downtown Vancouver under 45 minutes away, and the Barnet Highway and Highway 7 corridors provide quick access to Coquitlam, Burnaby, and beyond.
For buyers seeking a move-up property in a prestige Port Moody location, Heritage Mountain consistently delivers. Homes here hold their value well and rarely sit on the market long. Whether you’re upsizing from a condo or relocating from another city, this is a neighbourhood that rewards the investment.
If you’re considering a home in Heritage Mountain, Sebastian Czarkowski brings local expertise and current market data to help you make a confident move.
Whether you're buying, selling, or just curious about market values — Sebastian knows this neighbourhood.
