West End
West End: Your Next Home?
Neighbourhood snapshot
The West End of New Westminster, BC is a charming area nestled along the Fraser River. It’s known for its mix of old and new homes, with lots of character houses and some newer condos. The neighbourhood is pretty flat, making it easy to walk or bike around.
You’ll find plenty to do here. Queen’s Park, the biggest park in New West, is right on the edge of the West End. It’s got sports fields, a petting zoo, and lots of green space. The area also has some cool local shops and restaurants along 12th Street.
Getting around is a breeze. There’s good bus service, and the 22nd Street SkyTrain station is nearby, making it easy to get to Vancouver or other parts of Metro Vancouver. Most people who live in the West End are families or young professionals. They like the area’s friendly vibe and community feel.
For schools, Lord Tweedsmuir Elementary and New Westminster Secondary are the main public options. Both have good reputations. Overall, the West End is a great spot if you’re looking for a mix of urban and suburban living with easy access to amenities and transportation.
The West End offers a perfect blend of small-town charm and city convenience, with historic homes, great parks, and easy access to Vancouver - ideal for families and professionals alike.
The West End's Queen's Park, established in 1887, was once home to New Westminster's first zoo until 1980.
Detached
$1,585,100
Townhouse
$0
Condo
$414,900
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