The Home Location 

Located high on top of a hill our TEN8O Uplands Dr. luxury home is surrounded by trees and mountain views and is close to Parks, the Pacific Ocean and beaches.

A LITTLE HISTORY

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Anmore got its name from a local homesteader, F.J. Lancaster, who combined the names of his wife (Annie) and his daughter (Leonore) to make "Annore." This evolved into the village's current name.

Anmore officially became a Village on December 7, 1987. Anmore's municipal affairs were initially administered out of a trailer but in 1988 the Village was able to rescue the former dwelling of "Ma" and George Murray from the wrecking ball. With the assistance of the provincial government, the Village was able to purchase the land while the owners, the Smurthwaites, donated the structure to the Village.

The heritage home has provided a splendid municipal hall for the Village while sparing the cost of planning and building a new structure. The building houses a museum that serves as a focus for the Murray's legacy and Anmore's heritage.

LOCATION

Anmore is a small community in the Greater Vancouver Regional District, north of the city of Port Moody and along the shores of the Indian Arm.

​With a population of roughly 1,800, it is one of three politically independent villages in the greater Vancouver area - the others being it's neighbours Belcarra, and Lions Bay.
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From Port Moody, Anmore can be accessed via both East Road and Sunnyside Road. A shuttle bus also runs through the village from Port Moody Station.

PLACES NEAR BY

  • Buntzen Lake
Buntzen Lake is a popular lake in the Vancouver area, north of Coquitlam and Port Moody. It offers boating, a beach, picnicking, fishing, and hiking. Of the three circular trails, Diez Vistas is the longest (15 kilometres) and most strenuous, but commands the best view of the lake and Vancouver. It takes about 5 hours. The other two trails are the Buntzen Lake Trail (easiest) and Lake View Trail. The trails all begin at the southeast corner of the parking lot. 

  • Belcarra Park
Oceanfront beaches, mudflats, and a unique floating walkway around Sasamat Lake give the park an unusual variety. The wharf is ideal for crabbing, fishing, and scuba diving.
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  • CPR Station
This restored 1907 railway station is located in Rocky Point Park in Port Moody and is the focal point of the annual Golden Spike Festival. The park features a boat launch ramp, pier, outdoor pool, playgrounds, walking trails, and paved paths for biking and rollerblading.

SCHOOLS, SHOPPING AND MORE!

​There is an Elementary School in Anmore which also houses a preschool.  High School students attend Moody Middle School and Heritage Woods Secondary School.  The Schools are serviced by School Buses and are approximately a 20 minute drive from the Village. 

A local shopping centre is located at the intersection of Heritage Mountain boulevard and Ioco Road in Port Moody and the large regional shopping centre, Coquitlam Centre, is within a twenty minute drive.  Hospital facilities are located at Eagle Ridge Hospital on Guildford Way in Port Moody and includes 24-hour emergency service.

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