North Delta is the most populated of the three distinct communities of the newly designated City of Delta, with close to three times the population of either Ladner or Tsawwassen, the remaining districts of Delta. People of all cultures and diversities have chosen North Delta as their home, in part for its peaceful and quiet neighbourhoods.
World renowned Burns Bog , the largest urban peat bog in North America lies west of between North Delta and Ladner, part of the vast greenspace in the community. Delta’s largest park, Watershed Park is located in North Delta, offering trails through vast forested areas, and an annual fish release. Sungod Recreation Centre offers many family-friendly programs and houses both an ice rink and indoor swimming pool.
The South Perimeter Road, which is part of Highway 17, opened in 2013 and has vastly improved commuter times for North Delta residents. This convenient addition to the roadways provides connections to major highways, bridges and businesses across MetroVancouver.
North Delta Real Estate
North Delta is sure to please most anyone looking to purchase a home. The natural beauty, affordability, comfort and convenience all conspire to make North Delta a very attractive place to raise a family. Sunstone by Polygon is an example of the newer master-planned communities available.
Many homes that were built in the 1970s remain and have been updated over the years; though new houses on these large lots are now becoming more commonplace. North Delta is definitely an area that is ‘on the grow ‘; higher density housing, including highrises, is clearly evident.
Of the three areas comprising the Corporation of Delta, North Delta has the largest population. Originally founded in 1848 as Annieville, the original settlement on the banks of the Fraser River and the locale for BC’s first commercial salmon cannery along the river way back in 1870, it was later renamed North Delta. An sub-area of North Delta retains the name Annieville.
The neighbourhood of Annieville is bordered by 96 Avenue, Scott Road (120th Street), 112th Street to River Road and south to 84th Avenue. Rich in history, there is still a good selection of heritage homes, many on large lots. Built in 1909, Trinity Lutheran Church is home to archives chronicling the history of Annieville. A housing boom occurred in the 1950s and fishermen built Annieville Park bringing buyers to the area who were attracted to the natural beauty. The 1970s brought another surge of new homes in the neighbourhood.
Today, a wide variety of house choices is available, including restored heritage homes newly built houses, family townhomes, and condominiums. Annieville Real Estate is a sound investment and the community is an attractive location to raise a family.
Housing affordability and easy access to commuter routes in all directions are definitely positive factors in the buying decision.
The community of Annieville has grown at a fast pace since the 1950’s and now includes many parks, shops, schools and other services. Each park is unique and together they offer a wide variety of recreation including rinks, ball fields, playgrounds, outdoor pools, walking trails and lush greenery. Though much has changed throughout the years, the picturesque charm and history of Annieville remains an integral part of the community.
View Listings Learn MoreNordel is an area in North Delta bordered by the Fraser River, 72nd Avenue, 112th Street and Highway 91. Residents of the area tend to fall in love with the natural beauty, the amenities and an excellent location. There is a vast selection of housing in the area, from small older houses to sprawling luxury custom-built homes. Nordel is primarily residential, with single family homes making up much of the properties available. The vibrant village- style development Sunstone by Polygon is centrally located in Nordel. The master-planned community is a selection of distinct townhomes and detached houses surrounding a natural pond connected by a green network of walking paths, neighbourhood parks and playgrounds, with easy access to local amenities.
Nordel is also home to some of the best recreation and sports facilities available in Delta and world renowned Delta Nature Reserve, a publicly accessible area of Burns Bog, the largest raised peat bog in North America and an ecological reserve. Walk or bike on the boardwalk and observe deer, eagles, hawks and owl in their natural habitat.
The newly renovated Sungod Recreation Centre in Nordel boasts 5 pools, an ice rink, cycling studio, weight room, gymnasium, aerobic studio, meeting rooms and a coffee kiosk. McKitrick Park surrounds the Sungod Recreation Centre. It has a running trail pathway, picnic tables, a large parking lot, and the McKitrick Garden. Planet Ice – Delta at the base of the Alex Fraser Bridge is a four rink facility, home to a wide range of hockey-related tournaments, teams and services.
The area boasts convenient access to all major routes and is just 20 minutes to YVR or the US border. Nordel Real Estate has plenty to offer buyers looking for comfort, convenience, natural beauty and affordability.
View Listings Learn MoreScottsdale is often considered the heart of North Delta, bordered by 112th St, 84th Ave, Scott Road (120th St) and 72nd Ave. Much of North Delta was developed in the early to mid 1970s and Scottsdale is no exception. Houses on large lots were built for young families attracted by new homes at affordable prices, the greenery and the opportunity to reside in a community that was more attractive than city living but allowed for a short commute to Vancouver.
Today, Scottsdale Real Estate offers homes for every buyer. Slowly, homes from the original development are being replaced by new houses. Strata properties have been built since the 1990s, offering choices ranging from 3-4 storey apartment condos, concrete highrises, family oriented complexes and executive-style townhomes. Condos and townhouses are located in and around amenity-enhanced Scott Road, while most of Scottsdale remains single family homes complemented by convenient shopping, restaurants, major outlets, transit, and access to major routes just blocks away.
Chalmers and Gunderson Parks are conveniently situated in the Scottsdale neighbourhood, providing residents walking trails, playgrounds, and sports fields.
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View Listings Learn MoreSunshine Hills is considered a prestigious area of North Delta and is one of the first master-planned neighborhoods with nature and community in mind. Largely developed from the late 1960’s through the 1970’s, Sunshine Hills Woods Real Estate boasts large, well-maintained, executive-type homes on generous, treed lots. Over the years, condos and townhouses have been added to the choice of properties available in the area and a number of the original homes are being replaced by grand, new single family residences. The trees, sunshine, greenspaces and love of nature are evident in this quiet, up-scale neighbourhood.
Bordered by 72nd Ave, Hwy 91 (East Ladner farm land), Scott Road (120th St) and south to Highway 99, the area fittingly called Sunshine Hills Woods is home to Delta’s largest park, 375 acre Watershed Park, including over 11 km of trails for walking, jogging, horseback riding and cycling. The area is well known for its mature trees, the artesian water source situated under Watershed Park and Delta Golf Club. Sunshine Village, a shopping area with a variety of shops, restaurants and other amenities, is conveniently located in the neighbourhood.
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