Oakridge is a relatively under-the-radar community, especially compared with its higher-profile West Side sister ’hoods like Point Grey, Kerrisdale and Dunbar. While small in size and previously known only for its proximity to Oakridge Centre, the addition of the Canada Line, the booming Cambie corridor nearby and newly built homes in the area have breathed new life into this neighbourhood. The area is demarcated by 41st and 49th avenues to the north and south, and Oak and Ontario streets to the west and east.
In our round-up of homes currently listed in Oakridge, we found condos ranging from $598,000 to $2.9 million, detached houses listed from $2.5 million to $4.2 million, and one lone, but luxury, townhome listed at $1.7 million.
Click through the links below to see the full listings and photo galleries of each of these lovely homes.
As these properties are sold, the online listings may no longer be available.
Condominiums
Highest: West 45th Avenue
$2,998,800
Three-bedroom, three-bathroom condominium
1,768 square feet
Cost per square foot: $1,696
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This fabulous family-sized three-bedroom corner penthouse has never hit the market before. House-sized furniture is no problem in this spacious 1,700-plus-square-foot unit with a large, bright open-concept layout. Air conditioning and heated floors, 473-square-foot deck and a location across from Oakridge Centre are just a few of the features of this home.
Lowest: Cambie Street
$598,000
One-bedroom, one-bathroom condominium
595 square feet
Cost per square foot: $1,005
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This immaculate east-facing one-bedroom condo has beautiful mountain vistas. With an open layout and practical floorplan, the unit – part of a two-year-old building – features stone countertops and stainless-steel appliances. It’s also centrally located close to the Canada Line and Oakridge Mall.
Townhouse
Oak Street
$1,798,000
Four-bedroom, four-bathroom townhouse
1,797 square feet
Cost per square foot: $1,001
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At almost 1,800 square feet, this gorgeous townhome is larger and more luxurious than many single-family homes. Just one year old, the home boasts a West Coast contemporary architectural design and is fitted with premium appliances, white oak flooring, in-floor heating, air conditioning and nine- to 12-foot ceilings. It’s also close to the Cambie corridor and transit.
Houses
Highest: West 46th Avenue
$4,280,000
Six-bedroom, seven-bathroom house
3,614 square feet
Cost per square foot: $1,184
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This stylish house features deluxe touches like a wok kitchen, hardwood floors and six bedrooms – each with their own ensuite. The basement could house a one- or-two-bedroom guest suite, or be transformed into a wet bar or media room. The seven-year-old house sits on a huge 49-foot lot.
Lowest: West 49th Avenue
$2,499,000
Six-bedroom, four-bathroom house
1,966 square feet
Cost per square foot: $1,271
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The lowest-priced detached house currently on the market is this six-bedroom home that’s almost 2,000 square feet. The home showcases nine-foot ceilings, oak hardwood floors and a huge deck. Across from Langara College and mere steps to the Canada Line, its central location gives it easy access to downtown and the airport. It may be of particular interest to investors, as the whole house is currently split into three suites, rents out at $5,500/month, and is designated under the Cambie Corridor Plan for a future four-story multifamily development.
