Brentwood Park

Living in Brentwood Park, Burnaby

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Brentwood Park is at the heart of Burnaby's most exciting transformation. With the Brentwood Town Centre SkyTrain station, upscale shopping, and a booming condo market, it offers an urban lifestyle with suburban roots — perfect for professionals and first-time buyers.

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Brentwood Park at a glance, October 2026

Brentwood Park is a Burnaby community around Brentwood Town Centre. In October 2026 it had 366 homes listed: 350 condos and townhomes and 16 houses. It ranks number 1 of 35 Burnaby communities by condo and townhome listings, and houses are 4% of what is for sale.

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Brentwood Park by home type, October 2026
Home typeListedSoldSales ratio
Houses16425%
Condos and townhomes3505516%

Source: MLS® data from the Greater Vancouver REALTORS® and the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board, compiled by SnapStats®. How these figures are defined and sourced

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Brentwood Park home prices: what sold, November 2025 to October 2026

490 condos sold in Brentwood Park with a median price of $693,750 (the middle half sold between $577,625 and $813,750), taking a median of 27 days to sell at 96.9% of the last list price; 7% sold above list. They had a median $884 per square foot, a median year built of 2020 and a median strata fee of $472 a month. 20 houses sold in Brentwood Park with a median price of $1,750,000 (the middle half sold between $1,644,989 and $1,958,500), taking a median of 24 days to sell at 97.2% of the last list price; 10% sold above list. They had a median $699 per square foot, a median year built of 1958 and a median lot of 6,710 square feet.

Brentwood Park: what sold, by home type
Home typeSoldMedian priceMedian days to sellSold vs listMedian per sq ft
Condos490$693,75027 days96.9%$884
Townhomes14$1,070,00016 days98.3%$671
Houses20$1,750,00024 days97.2%$699

Source: Paragon, the MLS® system used by Jared’s office, closed sales from November 1, 2025 to October 22, 2026. How these figures are defined and sourced

Brentwood Park: condos sold by quarter
PeriodSoldMedian price
Nov 2025 to Jan 2026129$710,000
Feb to Apr 2026149$720,000
May to Jul 2026153$657,000
Aug to Oct 202659$655,000

Source: Paragon, the MLS® system used by Jared’s office, closed sales from November 1, 2025 to October 22, 2026. How these figures are defined and sourced

Brentwood Park: buildings and complexes with the most condos sold
Building or complexSoldMedian priceMedian days to sellMedian year builtMedian strata fee
Gilmore Place26$727,50018 days2024$609 a month
Amazing Brentwood19$738,88829 days2021$482 a month
Concord Brentwood Hillside West15$555,00020 days2022$339 a month
Escala13$835,00035 days2019$460 a month
Concord Brentwood Hillside East11$580,88881 days2024$330 a month
Fulton House8$717,00030 days2020$440 a month
Triomphe8$827,50058 days2020$598 a month
Akimbo8$832,50043 days2023$546 a month
Vantage6$854,50028 days2013$510 a month
Perspectives6$647,50020 days2010$405 a month
Tandem6$637,00031 days2006$513 a month
Solo District6$891,50050 days2017$646 a month

Source: Paragon, the MLS® system used by Jared’s office, closed sales from November 1, 2025 to October 22, 2026. How these figures are defined and sourced

Common questions

How deep is the competition if I buy or sell a Brentwood condo?

Burnaby-wide, the Condos & Townhomes median that month was $686,000 at $763/sqft, 98% sale-to-list, 36 days on market — community figures only; SnapStats publishes no Brentwood Park median.

Which buildings are the newest?

Two Gilmore Place (2108 Gilmore Avenue) completed in 2024 at 64 storeys and 643 apartments — the tallest building in BC at 215.8 metres — and Concord Brentwood's Hillside East at 4890 Lougheed Highway is profiled as built in 2024, with Hillside West (4730 Lougheed) in 2022 and Amazing Brentwood Tower 3 (4650 Brentwood Boulevard) in 2021. Slate (2135 Springer Avenue) is marketed as Brentwood's newest landmark.

Is the Amazing Brentwood tower at Willingdon a condo building?

Careful — there are two near-identical names. The strata towers are at 4510 Halifax Way (Tower 1, 2019), 1955 Alpha Way (Tower 2) and 4650 Brentwood Boulevard (Tower 3, 2021). SHAPE's own rental site places "Tower ONE" purpose-built rental homes at 1820 Willingdon Avenue, professionally owned and managed by SHAPE — that building is rental, not strata. Confirm which address a listing belongs to before comparing.

Can I rent out a Brentwood condo long-term?

Yes — strata long-term rental-restriction bylaws have been unenforceable since November 24, 2022, whatever a directory or older bylaw says.

What do strata fees cover in the older stock?

It varies and is a Form B question. One concrete published example: a Vantage Point I (2020 Bellwood Avenue) listing states the strata fees include heat and hot water. The older Bellwood buildings also carry the elevator, parkade and envelope cycles their depreciation reports must now map every five years.

Can I buy a vacant lot in Brentwood Park?

No known one — no named bare-land subdivision, bare-land strata or presale lot offering is known.

Is Brentwood Park the same as Brentwood Town Centre?

No — Brentwood Park is the MLS sub-area for the residential streets around Brentwood Park Elementary, next to the town centre; the town centre is the City's planning and shopping framework for the same north-west Burnaby area.

How many homes can an R1 lot hold?

3 units on lots up to 280 m², 4 on larger lots, and 6 on lots of at least 281 m² within 400 m of a frequent-transit stop; minimum lot width 10 m and minimum lot area 281 m² for SSMUH lots, and lots with two or more primary units may be stratified.

Is Brentwood Park the same as the Brentwood Town Centre?

No — Brentwood Park is the MLS® sub-area name for the residential streets around Brentwood Park Elementary, next to the Brentwood Town Centre; the town centre is the City's planning and shopping framework for the same north-west Burnaby area.

Which SkyTrain stations serve Brentwood Park?

Brentwood Town Centre Station and Holdom Station, both on the Millennium Line, at the area's edges; Brentwood Town Centre Station also connects to the R2 Marine–Willingdon RapidBus.

Which elementary school is in Brentwood Park?

Brentwood Park Elementary (K–7), 1455 Delta Ave, with Gilmore Community Elementary, 50 S Gilmore Ave, and Kitchener Elementary, 1351 Gilmore Ave, also in or beside the sub-area; confirm any address's catchment with the SD41 School Locator.

What Buyers & Sellers Say

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Condo buildings in Brentwood Park

The Amazing Brentwood, Tower 1 — 4510 Halifax Way

A concrete high-rise by Shape Properties (the master-plan developer), built in 2019 per current listings, which describe floor-to-ceiling windows, concierge, a large gym with yoga/dance studio, outdoor recreation area, music room, meeting room and 2 guest suites. A portal mapping of the development lists its three buildings as 4510 Halifax Way (Tower 1), 1955 Alpha Way (Tower 2) and 4650 Brentwood Boulevard (Tower 3).

The Amazing Brentwood, Tower 2 — 1955 Alpha Way

The development's second tower per the portal mapping above.

The Amazing Brentwood, Tower 3 — 4650 Brentwood Boulevard

Built in 2021 per current listings, by Shape Properties; listings describe a 1- and 2-bedroom tower with 9-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows above The Amazing Brentwood retail. One current listing records pets as "Cats OK" in its fields.

Altus (SOLO District) — 4485 Skyline Drive

Built in 2017 per current listings, by Bosa / Appia ("SOLO District - Altus Tower by Bosa's Appia"); listings describe geothermal heating and A/C, 9-foot ceilings, 24-hour concierge, a gym, outdoor sports court, rooftop terrace and a 49th-floor sky lounge.

Stratus (SOLO District) — 2008 Rosser Avenue

Current listings describe Stratus at Solo District by Bosa with geothermal A/C and heating, 24-hour concierge, fitness centre, sauna, steam room, party room, BBQ area, dog park and EV charging.

Cirrus (SOLO District) — 2085 Skyline Court

Current listings describe Cirrus at Solo District with panoramic mountain and city views, steps to Whole Foods and Brentwood Town Centre Station. A building-portal summary describes SOLO District as three buildings — 2008 Rosser Avenue (Stratus), 4485 Skyline Drive (Altus) and 2085 Skyline Court (Cirrus).

Triomphe — 1888 Gilmore Avenue

Built in 2020 per current listings, by Millennium; listings describe a concrete tower with central A/C, over 13,000 sq ft of amenities (outdoor pool, hot tub, sauna, steam room, fitness centre, BBQ terrace, 2 guest suites, concierge, EV charging), 1 parking and 1 storage locker per unit in the listings checked, one block from Gilmore SkyTrain. Note a naming trap in the feeds: at least one listing service labels units at this address "Gilmore Place," a different Onni project on the same avenue — verify the building name on the strata plan.

Escala — 1768–1788 Gilmore Avenue

Built in 2019, 42 storeys, 520 units, per a furnished-rental building profile, with over 15,000 sq ft of amenities.

Two Gilmore Place (Gilmore Place) — 2108 Gilmore Avenue

Completed in 2024, 64 storeys, 643 apartments, developed by Onni Group, at Lougheed Highway and Gilmore Avenue immediately north of Gilmore Station; at 215.8 metres it is described as the tallest building in British Columbia. The Gilmore Place first phase is described by industry reporting as entirely for-sale market residential homes. The wider Gilmore Place project address is also given as 2168 Gilmore Avenue & 4186 Lougheed Highway, with three towers in phase one.

Concord Brentwood, Hillside West — 4730 Lougheed Highway (Tower 2)

Built in 2022, 50 storeys, developed by Concord Pacific and completed in 2022, per a building profile. The same profile series gives Hillside West Tower 1 at 4720 Lougheed Highway, built in 2023, and repeats a figure of 892 units for both towers individually.

Concord Brentwood, Hillside East — 4890 Lougheed Highway

A building profile gives Hillside East Tower D at 4890 Lougheed Hwy, built in 2024, 45 storeys, by Concord Pacific. A condo-rankings source lists "Concord Brentwood Phase One" at 4890 Lougheed Hwy and "Concord Brentwood Phase Two - Hillside East" at 4880 Lougheed Hwy — the phase/address mapping between sources is not settled, so quote the specific tower's address from its strata plan.

Affinity and Affinity II — 2200 and 2232 Douglas Road

One current listing records pets as "Cats OK" in its fields.

Slate — 2135 Springer Avenue

Current listings describe Slate by Beedie Living / Beedie Living Construction as "Brentwood's newest landmark," a high-rise (listings reach the 31st floor) with over 22,000 sq ft of indoor/outdoor amenities including concierge, fitness centre, social lounge, BBQ terrace and guest suite.

Vantage Point I — 2020 Bellwood Avenue

Current listings describe "Vantage Point 1 by BOSA," a well-maintained building in Brentwood Park whose strata fees include heat and hot water in the listing checked.

Vantage Point II — 2060 Bellwood Avenue

A building profile gives this address as Vantage Point II, built in 1982 — a much older build year than the Bellwood I listings imply for the complex, and sourced only to that profile, so treat the year as single-source.

Oasis at Concord Brentwood — 4863 Dawson Street

A 50-storey residential high-rise of 407 condominiums by Concord Pacific, phase two of the Concord Brentwood master-planned community (26 acres, 13-acre park), slated for completion in early 2027 per a presale source. As a presale, REDMA applies to developer contracts.

Brentwood Block — 2180 Alpha Avenue

Grosvenor has started construction on Phase 1 of Brentwood Block, a 7.9-acre pedestrian-focused master plan: a 41-storey residential strata tower, two rental towers, a new 100,000 sq ft Brentwood Community Centre and 180,000 sq ft of commercial, with 1,279 rental homes in Phase 1; the community centre's completion is anticipated for late 2029, and the full master plan is roughly 3,500 homes including 2,450 rental homes.

Streets, schools and transit near Brentwood Park condos

  • Brentwood Park is the residential sub-area in north-west Burnaby around Brentwood Park Elementary, south and east of the Brentwood Town Centre. "Brentwood Park" is the GVR board sub-area name in the SnapStats GVR September 2026 report under community "Burnaby," and it is also the name of Brentwood Park Elementary School (SD41); the City planning framework for the area is the Brentwood Town Centre, one of Burnaby's four town centres.
  • Where the condo stock concentrates: in two clusters. The tower cluster rings the town centre and its two Millennium Line stations — the Amazing Brentwood towers at Willingdon and Lougheed, the SOLO District towers on Rosser Avenue and Skyline Drive/Court, Concord Brentwood along the south side of Lougheed Highway, Gilmore Place and Triomphe / Escala at Gilmore Avenue, and Affinity on Douglas Road — while an older mid- and high-rise cluster (Vantage Point, Anola Place) sits on Bellwood Avenue above the residential streets, and low-rise product (Memento on Beta Avenue) fills in toward the houses.
  • SnapStats publishes medians at community level only: Burnaby-wide Condos & Townhomes median was $686,000, $763/sqft, 98% sale-to-list, 36 days on market in September 2026. There is no Brentwood Park sub-area median.
  • Main streets: Lougheed Highway runs along the town centre's south side, Willingdon Avenue runs south to Highway 1, Metrotown and BCIT, and Delta Avenue / Parker Street serve the residential grid.
  • Transit anchors: Brentwood Town Centre Station and Holdom Station, both Millennium Line, serve the area's edges; Brentwood Town Centre Station at Lougheed Highway and Willingdon Avenue is also an R2 Marine–Willingdon RapidBus connection point, and Gilmore Station (Millennium Line) serves the Gilmore Avenue towers at the sub-area's east side — Triomphe listings describe the building as one block / steps from Gilmore SkyTrain.

Local rules that affect condo buyers in Brentwood Park

  • Streamside check at the south edge: Still Creek runs along the south side of the Brentwood area; parcel-level streamside setbacks are property-specific checks.

Good to know about Brentwood Park condos

  • BC's tallest building is in this sub-area. Two Gilmore Place, completed 2024 at the corner of Lougheed Highway and Gilmore Avenue, is 215.8 metres (708 ft) and 64 storeys — described as the tallest building in British Columbia — and its first phase sits immediately north of Gilmore Station.
  • A whole new block is under construction, and most of it is rental. Grosvenor's Brentwood Block Phase 1 pairs one 41-storey strata tower with two rental towers, 1,279 rental homes, a 100,000 sq ft City-owned Brentwood Community Centre (anticipated late 2029) and 180,000 sq ft of commercial — the full plan is roughly 3,500 homes, of which about 2,450 are rental. Future "Brentwood condo supply" headlines that count all 3,500 as condos overstate the strata share.
  • Concord Brentwood is a 26-acre, 10-tower plan, and its next phase is a 2027 presale. The master plan transforms 26 acres south of Lougheed Highway between Beta and Delta avenues into 10 residential towers around 13 acres of park; Oasis, its second phase at 4863 Dawson Street, is a 50-storey, 407-condo tower slated for completion in early 2027 — presale contracts there sit under REDMA until completion.
  • The same name, two tenures, two addresses. "Tower One" at The Amazing Brentwood is both a strata tower (4510 Halifax Way) in listing feeds and a purpose-built rental building (1820 Willingdon Avenue) on SHAPE's rental site. Any automated building count that merges them double-counts the sub-area's largest development.
  • The old stock is one street, not scattered. Vantage Point I and II and Anola Place all sit on Bellwood Avenue (2020, 2060 and 2041 Bellwood) — the sub-area's pre-town-centre high-rise pocket, with strata fees at Vantage Point I published as including heat and hot water, a cost structure the new towers do not share.
  • The zoning bylaw underneath every Brentwood rezoning changed on July 1, 2026. Burnaby Zoning Bylaw 2026 (No. 14815, adopted June 9, 2026) fully repealed and replaced the 1965 bylaw and moved many districts from FAR-based to height-based regulation — development copy written off the old bylaw's district names is stale, and the Burnaby 2050 OCP (adopted December 9, 2025) now takes precedence over the older Brentwood community-plan maps.

The province-wide rules are on one page: BC condo buying rules.

Sources for the condo notes on Brentwood Park

Townhome complexes in Brentwood Park

Classification note: MLS sub-type says "Townhouse" for individual units inside several Brentwood tower projects (Milano, Starling at Lumina, Fresco at Renaissance Towers, Legacy Towers, Slate).

Springer Avenue townhouses — 2078–2082 Springer Avenue. Strata

Two current listings at consecutive street addresses on the same block (V5B 3M5) record Sub-Type Townhouse: 2082 Springer Avenue records Title to Land Freehold Strata, Style 4 Level Split, built 1976, 2,205 sqft, backing onto a greenbelt; 2078 Springer Avenue is a 2,175 sqft townhome whose listing copy calls it "Springdale Manor" — that name appears in one listing's marketing copy only, with no strata or developer source naming the complex. Caution: this complex is not the Slate tower at 2135 Springer Avenue (see below) — same street, different strata. (listing index, secondary source)

Streets, schools and transit near Brentwood Park townhomes

  • "Brentwood Park" is the GVR board sub-area name as used in the SnapStats GVR report for Burnaby: the residential sub-area around Brentwood Park Elementary, south and east of Brentwood Town Centre, one of Burnaby's four town centres.
  • Transit anchors: Brentwood Town Centre Station and Holdom Station (Millennium Line) serve the sub-area, with the R2 Marine Dr / SFU rapid bus at Brentwood.
  • Schools: School District 41 (Burnaby) runs 41 elementary and 8 secondary schools with no middle tier (K–7 / 8–12), and catchments are address-based through the SD41 locator.

Local rules that affect townhome buyers in Brentwood Park

  • Form B diligence (the 1 strata complex above, and every tower strata documented): Strata Property Act s. 59 — the Form B states the lot's monthly strata fees, amounts owing, approved special levies still payable, the CRF balance and an insurance summary, with the rules, current budget, any Rental Disclosure Statement and the most recent depreciation report attached; provided within 7 days, maximum $35 plus up to 25 cents per page.
  • SSMUH (R1): Burnaby's R1 district (consolidated June 2024) allows 3 units on lots up to 280 m², 4 units on larger lots, and 6 units on lots of 281 m² or more within 400 m of a frequent-transit stop; minimum lot width 10 m, minimum lot area 281 m²; lots with two or more primary units may be stratified; permitted forms include single-family, duplexes, multiplexes, rowhouses and secondary suites. SSMUH speaks to the detached streets around the towers, not to the strata complexes themselves.
  • Presale protection (Oasis, Brentwood Block, Étoile Gold): under the Real Estate Development Marketing Act (REDMA), a presale buyer may rescind within 7 days after the later of signing the purchase agreement or receiving the disclosure statement (s. 21), and all deposits must promptly be placed in trust with a brokerage, lawyer, notary or prescribed trustee in a BC savings institution (s. 18).

Good to know about Brentwood Park townhomes

  • The sub-area's only standalone townhouse complex predates the entire tower district by four decades: the Springer Avenue strata was built in 1976, when Brentwood was a detached-house suburb; Two Gilmore Place, the 64-storey tower two blocks of streets away, completed in 2024.
  • Two complexes share the Springer Avenue name in listings — the 1976 strata at 2078–2082 Springer and the 2026 Slate tower at 2135 Springer. A search that does not separate them mixes a small wood-frame strata with a 45-storey concrete tower.
  • Burnaby's property-tax penalties cannot be waived by the City even for a one-day-late payment — the City states it has no authority to waive or modify them.
  • Burnaby rewrote its entire zoning bylaw effective July 1, 2026 (Bylaw No. 14815) and adopted a new OCP on December 9, 2025 — any Brentwood guide or listing sheet still citing the 1965 Zoning Bylaw No. 4742 or the 1998 OCP is out of date.

The province-wide rules are on one page: BC townhome buying rules.

Sources for the townhome notes on Brentwood Park

Lots and land in Brentwood Park

Fee-simple lots

  • Established residential streets: (SnapStats, September 2026)
  • The only sourced lot figures are the R1 SSMUH thresholds: a minimum lot area of 281 m² and a minimum lot width of 10 m, with the 280 m² / 281 m² unit-count thresholds in. These are zoning thresholds, not a claim about any existing lot's size.
  • Servicing, as the City states it: Burnaby's 2026 residential utility notice covers annual water, annual sewer use, a cross-connection device charge where applicable, and a residential garbage toter fee; the detached single-family dwelling water charge is $652.33, rates carry a 5% discount if paid by the due date, and for single-family homes sewer is billed as a sewer parcel tax on the property tax notice. Parcel-level servicing for a specific lot: confirm with the City.
  • Parcel-level ALR status is checked in the Agricultural Land Commission's ALR Property and Map Finder.
  • Hazard position: Still Creek runs along the south side of the Brentwood area.

Named developments / applications

  • The live planning check for any lot near Lougheed Highway and the stations is the Burnaby 2050 OCP / Brentwood Town Centre framework, because the new OCP takes precedence over older community-plan land use maps where they conflict.

Streets, schools and transit near Brentwood Park lots

  • Nearby areas: Brentwood Town Centre to the north-west, Parkcrest and Lochdale to the east, Willingdon Heights and Capitol Hill to the north, and the Sperling–Duthie side to the south-east.
  • Roads and transit: Lougheed Highway runs along the town centre's south side, Willingdon Avenue runs south to Highway 1, Metrotown and BCIT, and Delta Avenue / Parker Street serve the residential grid. Brentwood Town Centre Station and Holdom Station, both Millennium Line, serve the area's edges; Brentwood Town Centre Station is also an R2 Marine–Willingdon RapidBus connection point.
  • Parks, library, health: Brentwood Park sits beside the elementary school the sub-area is named for, and the Jim Lorimer Park / Still Creek corridor is in the wider area. The Burnaby Public Library branch serving north Burnaby is the McGill Branch, 4595 Albert Street, north-east of the sub-area. The city's hospital is Burnaby Hospital, 3935 Kincaid St (Fraser Health), in central Burnaby.
  • Schools: SD41 (Burnaby) operates 41 elementary and 8 secondary schools city-wide, with no middle-school tier — elementary K–7, secondary 8–12. Schools in or beside this sub-area on the Province's list are Brentwood Park Elementary (K–7), 1455 Delta Ave, Gilmore Community Elementary (K–7), 50 S Gilmore Ave, and Kitchener Elementary (K–7), 1351 Gilmore Ave; the nearest secondary on the list is Burnaby North Secondary (8–12), 751 Hammarskjold Drive. School names are Ministry-listed names only.

Local rules that affect land buyers in Brentwood Park

The rules that apply across Surrey (zoning, suites, strata, land and taxes) are on one page: buying a home in Surrey: the rules.

  • Zoning — Burnaby Zoning Bylaw 2026 (No. 14815): adopted Jun 9, 2026 and in effect Jul 1, 2026, replacing the former Zoning Bylaw 1965 (No. 4742), which is never cited as current for Burnaby. Burnaby consolidated its former single- and two-family districts into one R1 Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing (SSMUH) District in June 2024.
  • OCP — Burnaby 2050 Official Community Plan: adopted Dec 9, 2025, replacing the 1998 OCP; it takes precedence over older community-plan land use maps where they conflict, and the Brentwood Town Centre framework sits within it. Community plans are adopted by Council as policy guidelines for rezoning and development applications.
  • If a parcel is in the ALR: subdivision within the ALR requires ALC approval; ALR residences cannot be stratified. On ALR land the main house can be up to 500 m², a suite is allowed only inside it, and an extra residence can be up to 90 m² (186 m² on parcels over 40 ha).

Good to know about Brentwood Park lots

  • Two "Tower One" buildings, one word apart: the strata Tower 1 (4510 Halifax Way) and SHAPE's rental Tower ONE (1820 Willingdon Ave) sit in the same town centre with near-identical names — an automated count or a careless listing search merges a rental building into ownership stock.
  • The new OCP overrides the old town-centre maps: the Burnaby 2050 OCP (adopted Dec 9, 2025) takes precedence over older community-plan land use maps where they conflict — a lot priced off an older Brentwood plan map is priced off a superseded document.

The province-wide rules are on one page: BC land buying rules.

Sources for the land notes on Brentwood Park

What's nearby Brentwood Park

Times are from OpenStreetMap routing, November 2026.

Transit

  • Brentwood Town Centre Station (Millennium Line); TransLink calls it a transfer point for bus routes 25, 123, 130, 134, 136, 222 and the N9.
  • Route 25 UBC, TransLink: Brentwood Station via Willingdon, Nanaimo Station and King Edward Ave to UBC Exchange, per its timetable.
  • Route 123, TransLink: New Westminster Station via Canada Way and Willingdon to Brentwood Station, per its timetable.

Parks and recreation

  • Confederation Park, 250 Willingdon Ave, Burnaby, per the City of Burnaby park page.
  • Eileen Dailly Leisure Pool and Confederation Community Centre are at Confederation Park, per the City of Burnaby park page.
  • Brentwood Park has 2 tennis courts, per the City of Burnaby outdoor courts page.

Schools

  • Holy Cross Elementary, K–7, independent, 1450 Delta Ave, as listed on the Ministry list for District 41.

Groceries and shopping

  • The Amazing Brentwood shopping centre, 4567 Lougheed Hwy, Burnaby.

Measured walking and driving times

Measured on November 2, 2026 with OpenStreetMap routing (OSRM for driving, routed-foot for walking), from Brentwood Park Elementary, 1455 Delta Ave
ToHowMinutesDistance (km)
Brentwood Town Centre StationWalk80.6
The Amazing BrentwoodWalk100.7
Eileen Dailly Leisure Pool at Confederation ParkWalk141.0
Burnaby North SecondaryDrive83.8

Sources for what’s nearby

What's nearby, building by building

Times are from OpenStreetMap routing from each building’s address, November 2026.

  • 2078–2082 Springer Avenue

    Transit
    Holdom Station is on the Millennium Line, listed between Brentwood Town Centre and Sperling–Burnaby Lake on TransLink's Millennium Line timetable. Route 129, TransLink: Patterson Station via Hastings and Holdom to Holdom Station, per its timetable. Route 133, TransLink: Edmonds Station via Canada Way, Douglas and Holdom to Holdom Station, per its timetable.
    Parks and recreation
    Brentwood Park has 2 tennis courts, per the City of Burnaby outdoor courts page. Confederation Park, 250 Willingdon Ave, Burnaby, per the City of Burnaby park page.
    Schools
    Brentwood Park Elementary, K–7, School District 41, 1455 Delta Ave. Holy Cross Elementary, K–7, independent, 1450 Delta Ave, as listed on the Ministry list for District 41. Burnaby North Secondary, 8–12, School District 41, 751 Hammarskjold Dr.
    Shopping
    The Amazing Brentwood shopping centre, 4567 Lougheed Hwy, Burnaby. Whole Foods Market, 4420 Lougheed Hwy, Burnaby, BC V5C 3Z3, per the retailer's own store page.

Altus, 4485 Skyline Drive

  • Transit: Brentwood Town Centre Station (Millennium Line); TransLink calls it a transfer point for bus routes 25, 123, 130, 134, 136, 222 and the N9. Route 25 UBC, TransLink: Brentwood Station via Willingdon, Nanaimo Station and King Edward Ave to UBC Exchange, per its timetable. Route 123, TransLink: New Westminster Station via Canada Way and Willingdon to Brentwood Station, per its timetable.

Anola Place, 2041 Bellwood Avenue

  • Transit: Route 25 UBC: Brentwood Station via Willingdon, Nanaimo Station and King Edward Ave to UBC Exchange, per its TransLink timetable. Route 123: New Westminster Station via Canada Way and Willingdon to Brentwood Station, per its TransLink timetable.
  • Holy Cross Elementary School, K–7, independent, 1450 Delta Ave, per the Ministry list for District 41.
  • Shopping: Save-On-Foods, 4399 Lougheed Highway, Burnaby.

Aviara, 4189 Halifax Street

  • Shopping: Whole Foods Market, 4420 Lougheed Hwy, Burnaby.

  • Concord Brentwood, Hillside East, 4890 Lougheed Highway

    Transit
    Route 25: Brentwood Station via Willingdon, Nanaimo Station and King Edward Ave to UBC Exchange, per its TransLink timetable.
    Parks and recreation
    Confederation Park, 250 Willingdon Ave, Burnaby, per the City of Burnaby park page, which also places the Eileen Dailly Centre and Confederation Community Centre at the park.
    Schools
    Brentwood Park Elementary, K–7, School District 41, 1455 Delta Ave, per the BC Ministry school list. Holy Cross Elementary School, K–7, independent, 1450 Delta Ave, per the Ministry list. Burnaby North Secondary, 8–12, School District 41, 751 Hammarskjold Dr, per the Ministry list.

  • Escala, 1768–1788 Gilmore Avenue

    Transit
    Gilmore Station, per TransLink's station schedule page. Route 129: Patterson Station to Holdom Station via Gilmore Ave (Gilmore Station), per its TransLink timetable.
    Parks and recreation
    Confederation Park, 250 Willingdon Ave, Burnaby, per the City of Burnaby park page, which also places the Eileen Dailly Centre and Confederation Community Centre at the park; this anchor is outside the ~1 km walking scope for this building.
    Schools
    Kitchener Elementary, K–7, School District 41, 1351 Gilmore Ave, per the BC Ministry school list.

Milano, 2378 Alpha Avenue

  • Schools: Alpha Secondary, 8–12, School District 41, 930 Alpha Ave, per the Ministry list.

Oma 1, 2345 Madison Avenue

  • Transit: Gilmore Station is on the Millennium Line, per TransLink's station schedule page.
  • Parks and recreation: Confederation Park, 250 Willingdon Ave, Burnaby, per the City of Burnaby park page, which also places the Eileen Dailly Leisure Pool and Confederation Community Centre at the park; this anchor is outside the ~1 km walking scope for this building.

Tailor, 2425 Alpha Avenue

  • Parks and recreation: Confederation Park, 250 Willingdon Ave, Burnaby, per the City of Burnaby park page, which also places the Eileen Dailly Leisure Pool and Confederation Community Centre at the park.

Two Gilmore Place, 2108 Gilmore Avenue

  • Transit: Gilmore Station (Millennium Line), per TransLink's station schedule page.
  • Schools: Kitchener Elementary, K–7, School District 41, 1351 Gilmore Ave, per the BC Ministry school list. Brentwood Park Elementary, K–7, School District 41, 1455 Delta Ave; outside the ~1 km walking scope, not measured from this address.

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