Moody Centre Real Estate

Location & boundaries

It sits at the head of Burrard Inlet in central Port Moody, around Clarke and St. Johns Streets, between the south-shore neighbourhoods and the inlet.

History

Port Moody was the original western terminus of the Canadian Pacific Railway in the 1880s, and Moody Centre grew as the city's first commercial and civic core.

Lifestyle

It blends a walkable historic main street, arts and craft-brewery culture, and an influx of new condo residents near transit.

Housing & property types

Housing ranges from older character homes to a fast-growing stock of low- and high-rise condominiums near the station.

Shopping & dining

Clarke Street's heritage shops and the Brewers Row craft breweries along Murray Street are defining features.

Parks & recreation

Rocky Point Park, with its pier, spray park and boat launch, Old Orchard Park, and the Shoreline Trail connecting them are all here on the inlet.

Schools

Seaview and other elementary schools serve the area, Port Moody Secondary (with an IB program) is nearby, and schools are part of School District 43 (Coquitlam).

Getting around

Moody Centre Station serves both the SkyTrain Millennium Line (Evergreen Extension) and the West Coast Express commuter rail to downtown Vancouver.

Attractions & landmarks

Rocky Point Park, Brewers Row, the Port Moody Station Museum in a historic CPR station, and the Shoreline Trail are key draws.

Community facilities

The Port Moody Station Museum and nearby arts and recreation facilities anchor the area.

Who it may suit

May suit buyers wanting walkable, transit-oriented living with heritage character and waterfront access.

Nearby neighbourhoods