The Robinsons

Townhomes are meant to adapt to changing lives, while remaining functional and comfortable. Every home features family-focused, versatile and smart spaces that help meet your everyday needs. Select homes feature Lock-Off mortgage helper suites. With a separate entry, these separate suites can be rented out, be used as a home office, for a nanny or a family member. The options are endless.

Inside the homes, the attention to detail in every room is obvious. All homes include a master bedroom feature wall, shower niches, floating shelves in kitchen and much more. Further, two designer-curated colour schemes, Como and Burke, are available to provide options to suit your tastes and customize your space. Every home includes private patios and balconies with BBQ connection for entertaining and dining. Further, every home includes two parking stalls and one storage locker.

Beyond the home, this community features a central landscaped courtyard with a play area, seating, and a herb garden alongside a potting station will be a gathering spot for families, while a lush greenway will connect to a future city-wide greenbelt.

A new community is forming in a desirable pocket between Coquitlam and Burnaby. Thriving with current and future amenities, nature, and transit, West Coquitlam has established itself as a compelling setting for families. Shops, restaurants, and services are housed in the revitalized Lougheed Centre, while local breweries and cafes dot the streets of Port Moody – each only a short distance away. Outstanding education for all ages, including Simon Fraser University, is also nearby. Stroll picturesque shorelines, play soccer at Mountain View Park, and hike along forest trails on Burnaby Mountain whenever the impulse to be in nature strikes. Getting around is simple with the Burquitlam SkyTrain Station only a two-minute drive or thirteen-minute walk away, and a network of easily accessible main thoroughfares connect you to Metro Vancouver.
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