Coquitlam · Maillardville
Maillardville
BC's historic French-Canadian quarter, a walkable Coquitlam village above the Fraser.
The Neighbourhood
Why people move to Maillardville, and why they stay.
Maillardville is Coquitlam's historic heart, the oldest French-Canadian community in BC, centred on Brunette and Laval near the Fraser River, now a mix of heritage character, new mid-rise condos, and townhomes around Mackin Park.
It draws families and first-time buyers who want character, parks, and value within reach of Lougheed, Braid Station, and Highway 1. Inventory leans to newer woodframe and concrete mid-rise plus townhomes, with character homes mixed in.
Walkability
72
Transit
58
Cycling
60
Dining + Nightlife
62
Green Space
80
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Condos for Sale in Maillardville
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What’s Nearby
Amenities
Dining
- Brunette Ave eateries
- La Boulangerie (nearby)
- Maillardville pubs
- Local bistros
Coffee
- Maillardville cafes
- Local roasters
- Cartems (nearby)
Groceries
- Save-On-Foods (nearby)
- Real Canadian Superstore
- Local markets
Parks + Rec
- Mackin Park
- Rochester Park
- Place des Arts
- Fraser River trail
Transit
- Bus to Braid + Lougheed Stations
- Quick Hwy 1 access
- Frequent Brunette routes
Nearby
- Lougheed
- Sapperton
- Coquitlam City Centre
Key Buildings
Buildings worth knowing.
Brewery District-adjacent
Various
Newer concrete and woodframe near Braid Station.
NewGym
Mackin Park townhomes
Various
Family townhome enclaves by the park.
TownhomeCourtyard
Heritage Maillardville homes
Various
Character houses and low-rise in the old quarter.
HeritagePets OK
Laval-area mid-rises
Various
Walkable woodframe near Brunette Ave.
NewPets OK
Newer infill strata
Various
Boutique buildings replacing older stock.
New
Future Maillardville phases
Various
Ongoing mid-rise and townhome construction.
FutureTownhome
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