Location:

False Creek, a picturesque waterfront neighborhood, starts at the eastern end of English Bay, under the Granville Street Bridge and stretches along the shore of False Creek to Science World.

False Creek has a wide mix of housing, from waterfront condos to houseboats in the large Granville Island marina.

Character:

The Vancouver seawall, a pathway that encircles much of the city’s waterfront, runs the length of False Creek. It leads right to Granville Island, a small peninsula that is the neighborhood’s hub and its largest attraction. Granville Island is a revitalized former industrial park transformed into an entertainment, shopping and arts center. It is home to numerous festivals and theatres, the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design, artists' studios and galleries, numerous restaurants and brewpubs and the Public Market – one of the best sources of fresh food in the Vancouver. Granville Island is a well-known tourist attraction and a favorite destination for local residents.

The seawall will soon connect False Creek to the planned Southeast False Creek development - a mixed-use residential community with a core objective for livability and sustainability.

What's in the neighborhood:

Granville Island is False Creek’s center for shopping and entertainment. From fresh fruit and vegetables, baked goods, wine, arts and crafts and entertainment, False Creek residents can find exactly what they’re looking for at Granville Island. The neighborhood also includes marinas with both pleasure yachts and working fishing boats.

False Creek is very child friendly with a waterpark and playground, and the three story Kid's Market toy store. Water taxis and the Granville Street Bridge mean downtown Vancouver is only minutes away.

Properties:

Condominiums:
1 bedroom from $229,000-459,000
2 bedroom from $289,000-799,000

Townhomes
from $399,000-795,000

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Larry@MrRealEstate.com