Housing

With some of the most affordable housing prices in the lower mainland and the Fraser Valley specifically, every home in Hope, B.C. comes with an awe-inspiring view of mountains, forests, or rivers. In addition to a highly accessible downtown, our walking, cycling, and hiking trails provide easy access to nature, as well as a vital connection to neighborhoods and facilities.

Hope, B.C. has five distinct neighborhoods to consider when looking to purchase or rent a home. Each neighborhood has its own set of features and attractions.

Silver Creek and Floods

Framed by rugged mountain views of the Silver Skagit Valley
12-minute drive to Lakeside Provincial Campground and picnic areas
Elementary School (K-7) with large sports fields and upgraded playgrounds
Easy access to the Highway 1 for commuter and travelling needs
Growing commercial area with restaurants, convenience stores, gas stations, and storage facilities

Kawkawa Lake & Thacker

Footsteps away from a beautiful mountain lake with boat launches, a large sandy beach, picnic tables, a large playground, two floating docks, bathroom facilities equipped with shower, and free parking
Thacker Regional Park & Thackers Marsh
Coquihalla River
Custom luxury real estate options along with above average single-family homes
Historic and scenic Othello Tunnels

Downtown Hope

Within walking distance to the main retail
shopping district
Surrounded by community service organizations and clubs
FVRD Recreation Centre, Curling Club, Skate Park, Bike Park, Frisbee Golf Course, Hope Golf Club
Elementary School (K-7), Highschool (8-12), and University of the Fraser Valley campus
Rotary Nature Trails, Wardle St. River Park with access to the Fraser River, Memorial Park, and Friendship Garden

The Junction: Hope Princeton Way/Coquihalla

Convenient access to grocery stores, fast food, and other quick access shopping stops
Area is home to some new apartment and townhouse developments
Diverse options for employment and start up
business ideas
Affordable public transit that connects Hope to the rest of the Fraser Valley
Within walking distance to an award winning 24/7
regional hospital

North Ridge

Float out and fish in the Lake of the Woods (Schkam Lake)
Properties boarding the mighty Fraser River famous for salmon and sturgeon fishing
Quick access to the adventures found on Highway 1 & 7
Common land use designation is Country Residential, which often comes with larger property sizes and multi use zoning options
Only a 10 minute drive to the Syéxw Chó:leqw Adventure Park

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Retirement

Hope, B.C. is a great place for retirees thanks to its quality of life. The peaceful, small-town atmosphere and limited crowds makes it an inviting community to downsize and spend your golden years. Hope has a convenient transportation system allowing residents to easily access downtown, Kawkawa Lake, and neighboring communities, as well as many walking trails to get to and from different areas of town. Hope, B.C. also has many service clubs and opportunities for residents to volunteer and become involved in their community.

Hope, B.C. has different accommodation providers for individuals looking to downsize or for those that require assistance with their day-to-day lives. There are two affordable housing community complexes: The Ryder « Anhart, which has 40 units, and The Riverstone, a new complex opened in 2021, which has 37 apartments and 8 townhomes.

Other options include Park St Manor, an independent senior retirement home where meals, laundry, and room cleaning are included in the fees. Riverside Manor is an assisted living community part of Fraser Health that caters to seniors who are self-sufficient, well, active and autonomous, but need a little extra care. The Fraser Hope Lodge is a long-term care home that provides 24/7 nursing care.