Schools

Blueridge neighbourhood offers residents several schools to consider, including two closely situated elementary schools from Kindergarten to grade 7, plus one secondary school and one university located close by for residents to travel to. Blueridge Elementary, located on 2650 Bronte Drive, has a band and strings program for students from grades 5, 6 and 7, making it a good choice for parents looking for programs to help make their children’s musical talents shine. Also featuring music programs as well as art programs, Seymour Heights Elementary can be found in 2640 Carnation St. École Windsor Secondary, located on 931 Broadview Dr, has several great club activities, including Green Team that focuses on eco-friendly initiatives to reduce waste and instil a sense of environmental awareness. Capilano University is a 30 to 40-minute drive away for post-secondary education in proximity.

Location

Developed in the 60s, Blueridge can be found on the flank of Mount Seymour, with several homes located on quiet streets and cul-de-sacs. The majority of living spaces in this area comprise single-family homes, many with views of the south and southwest. Blueridge truly inspires an intimate setting for homeowners. Access is provided to the area via the Berkeley Road and Emerson Way connections.

Residential Housing

Blueridge real estate has shown incredible resilience and growth, with a strong year-on-year profile. Although the majority of properties are single-family homes, there are often condos also available. What makes Blueridge homes so suited for family dwellings, is that they are usually larger homes. Conveniently based in natural surroundings, the Blueridge community has a homely atmosphere that families and long-standing residents adore.

Recreation

Thanks to its prime setting at the base of Mount Seymour, residents have access to several trails that allows for scenic hiking all year round. In summer especially, Mount Seymour is often frequented by hikers ready to experience majestic views of the Lower Mainland.

Those that prefer indoor recreational activities can visit Ron Andrews Rec Centre in 931 Lytton Street, where an indoor public swimming pool, a sauna, weight rooms, racquetball, squash, and an outdoor playground is available.

Equally attractive, Blueridge Park Deep Cove and Seymour Area have a wonderful playground park where children can engage in various sporting activities.

Another spot that has proven popular with residents is Mount Seymour Provincial Park, which has lookouts of Vancouver, Mount Baker and east over Indian Arm Provincial Park, as well as ski-lifts for those who love gliding across the ice. Snowboarders and snowshoers often frequent the mountain in winter.

Northlands Golf Course is a popular hub for golf enthusiasts, while the Canlan Ice Rink is used for both community hockey and casual skating.

Restaurants

Blueridge residents are definitely spoiled for choice when it comes to a variety of eateries and cuisine. Arms Reach Bistro in Deep Cover features hearty comfort food and seafood options, while Momiji Japanese Cuisine in Mt Seymour Parkway has a hearty selection of Japanese fare and fresh sushi. Tour de Feast is the place to be for gastronomes who love to enjoy breakfast or brunch with a French flavour, and for those that equally love Italian food, InGrain Pastificio has a hearty bounty of pastas, sandwiches, salads and entrees.

Shopping

Dollarton Village is the ultimate convenient location for Blueridge residents seeking hair and beauty salon services, dental practitioners and recreational activities such as yoga. This centre also offers eateries as well as florists, insurance experts and banking services. Nester’s Market provides fresh produce weekly, making it a haven for healthy living and responsible shopping.

Transportation

Mount Seymour Parkway is the closest major main road to Blueridge. It connects to Highway 1 and the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge, with easy access to Vancouver. For those who prefer bus routes, there are several stops available throughout Blueridge and next to Mt Seymour Parkway.