Willoughby-Willowbrook Houses for Sale
Search all Willoughby-Willowbrook houses for sale and real estate listings below. Willoughby-Willowbrook is a vibrant neighbourhood in Langley, BC, and is Langley's fastest-growing area. This central neighbourhood offers an array of amenities, including the Langley Event Centre, Willowbrook Rec Centre, several malls and endless restaurants and shopping. Residents can take advantage of the interconnected transit system, which allows convenient commuting through Langley and other communities.
Willoughby-Willowbrook's convenient location and access to so much make it attractive for those looking for an urban lifestyle. Several townhome complexes and apartment/condo buildings are found throughout the neighbourhood, including Alexander Square, Walnut Ridge and Hudson & Singer. Single-family homes are also present in the neighbourhood. To request up-to-date information about properties for sale in Willoughby-Willowbrook, or to arrange a private showing, contact your Langley real estate experts today!
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Real Estate in Willoughby - Willowbrook
About 45 minutes east of Vancouver, Willoughby-Willowbrook is a thriving suburban community in the Township of Langley. Historically a rural agriculture neighbourhood, a high volume of both residential and commercial development in recent history has changed the landscape of the area dramatically. Over a 116% increase in population reported between 1975 and 2015 makes it one of the fast-growing neighbourhoods in British Columbia.
The real estate mix in Willoughby-Willowbrook is dynamic to meet the needs of its residents, ranging from strata properties like condos and townhouses to duplexes, fourplexes and single-family homes. While most condos are wood-frame low-rise properties, the area is expected to see more mixed-use and high-rise buildings in the development.
Latimer Village, an award-winning development from Vesta Properties, is one example of a mixed-use development with condos and commercial retail space featuring popular tenants such as Blacksmith Bakery. Most properties are situated near 200th Street, the main arterial road, but you can find homes throughout the entire area. Real estate agents will have no shortage of listings in this bustling, family-friendly neighbourhood!
About Willoughby - Willowbrook
Willoughby-Willowbrook was originally home to the Sto:lo First Nations, as proximity to the Nicomekl and Salmon Rivers made it ideal for fishing.
Until the 1950s, the area was primarily rural agricultural in nature with limited municipal servicing. A road numbering system was adopted in the 1950s, with municipal water, storm sewer and sanitary sewer services only reaching the neighbourhood starting in the 1980s. Today, however, the neighbourhood is a popular suburban residential community with residents ranging from single professionals to families with young children.
Willoughby-Willowbrook is accessible via the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway #1) to the north and Fraser Highway and Highway 10 to the south. Bus transit is also available via Translink. The Surrey-Langley Skytrain Line, anticipated to start service in late 2028, has a scheduled stop planned in the neighbourhood to be located at 196 Street.
The neighbourhood is well-stocked with community amenities, including elementary, middle, and high schools, child care facilities, numerous parks and recreation opportunities, fitness centres, gas stations, pharmacies, grocery stores, hotels and a variety of retail options, including large department store brands such as Walmart, Canadian Tire, Staples and Best Buy.
Things to Do in Willoughby - Willowbrook
Go on a shopping spree at Willowbrook Shopping Centre and Willoughby Town Centre
With two major malls in the neighbourhood, Willowbrook Shopping Centre and Willoughby Town Centre, there will be no shortage of shops to choose from to indulge in retail therapy.
Willowbrook Shopping Centre is open daily from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm (11:00 am on Sundays and holidays). It features popular retailers such as SportChek, ToysRUs, Winners and Hudson’s Bay. It is also home to the only Nordstrom Rack location in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley!
Willoughby Town Centre, created by Qualico, was inspired by Willoughby H. Singer, an early inhabitant who opened the first post office/general store in the neighbourhood in 1921. The tenant mix includes various restaurants and professional services.
Score tickets for a game at Langley Events Centre
If you’re a sports fan, the Langley Events Centre is the perfect destination. The 322,300 sq. ft. space is home to numerous sports teams: Vancouver Giants (hockey), Trinity Western Spartans (basketball, hockey and volleyball), Vancouver Bandits (basketball), Langley Thunder (lacrosse), Fraser Valley Rush (hockey), Valley West Giants (hockey) and Vancouver FC (premiere league). They recommend that tickets be purchased online in advance (via Showpass) to avoid potentially long lines at the Ticket office.
In addition to games, events such as the 7 Generations Cup (an Indigenous-hosted skateboarding event) and the Stalew Arts and Cultural Society Pow Wow are also held at the venue.
Visit Willoughby Community Park
Located on the 7700 block of 202A Street, Willoughby Community Park will appeal to both residents and visitors alike. The popular park features various sporting amenities, including a baseball diamond, basketball courts, bocce, pickleball, tennis courts and volleyball. They have picnic facilities and picnic shelters available if you're looking to relax. With a spray park and playground also featured, it has something for everyone! Check the Township of Langley website for the open/close status of the facilities.
“Walk” the Langley Ale Trail
Willoughby-Willowbrook is home to not just one but four craft breweries that are a part of the BC Ale Trail. The BC Ale Trail was created to provide craft-beer lovers with a “series of self-guided itineraries” to enjoy BC craft beer.
Dead Frog Brewery, Camp Beer Co., Trading Post Brewing and Five Roads Brewing are all in this neighbourhood and are worth checking out for a pint (or two). Each brewery has its own distinct brand, style and signature beers: Dead Frog Brewery serves pizza and sometimes features coffee-inspired beers, Camp Beer Co. has a fun camping-inspired tasting room, Trading Post Brewing has a selection of popular “Core Beers,” and Five Roads offers a “Mug Club” member promotion.
If you’re interested, download the free mobile app on BC Ale Trail’s website to check them out!
