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Living in Steveston.
Richmond’s historic fishing village at the mouth of the Fraser River, with a working harbour, waterfront trails and some of the city’s most sought-after family streets.
About Steveston
Steveston sits at Richmond’s south-west corner where the Fraser River meets the Strait of Georgia. The village has independent shops, restaurants and the fisherman’s wharf, where boats sell their catch, plus the Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site and Britannia Shipyards.
Garry Point Park, the dyke trails and the waterfront boardwalk make it one of the best places in the region to walk or cycle. Buses connect to Richmond–Brighouse Station on the Canada Line, and Highway 99 is a short drive away.
Homes include detached houses on larger lots in Steveston North and South, townhomes, and condos in and around the village and Imperial Landing on the waterfront. It suits buyers who want a slower, small-town feel inside the city.
On the map
Boundary shown is the official city boundary. MLS area names can differ slightly.
Quick facts
In and around Steveston
- Transit
- Buses to Richmond–Brighouse Station (Canada Line)
- Parks
- Garry Point Park, the dyke trails and the waterfront boardwalk
- Shopping
- Steveston Village shops, restaurants and the fisherman’s wharf
- Community
- Gulf of Georgia Cannery, Britannia Shipyards, Steveston Community Centre
Homes for sale in Steveston
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Steveston questions
Is Steveston a good place to buy a family home?
Buyers like Steveston for the village, the waterfront, the parks and the school options. Homes vary a lot in age, lot size and updates, so it pays to compare carefully. Call, text or email Darell for a read on current listings.
What is there to do in Steveston?
Plenty, close to home: the village shops and restaurants, buying fresh catch off the boats at the fisherman’s wharf, sunsets at Garry Point Park, the Gulf of Georgia Cannery and Britannia Shipyards, and kilometres of waterfront and dyke trails for walking and cycling.
What is my Steveston home worth right now?
It depends on recent nearby sales, your home’s condition, suites and lot, and what buyers can choose from today. Darell can go through your home and recent sales with you for a personal market evaluation.
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