Deep Cove Homes for Sale
Small coastal village at North Van's eastern edge. Waterfront homes, kayaking, the Quarry Rock trail, and Mount Seymour 10 minutes away. Browse current MLS® listings, or read the Deep Cove & Dollarton living guide for full cluster context.
Deep Cove sits at the eastern terminus of Mount Seymour Parkway, where the Burrard Inlet meets Indian Arm. This small V7G coastal village anchors the Deep Cove & Dollarton cluster with a marina, kayak rentals, the Quarry Rock trailhead, and Panorama Park waterfront. Mount Seymour Provincial Park is 10 minutes uphill. SD44 serves the area, typically through Cove Cliff Elementary and Seycove Secondary.
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Search by NeighbourhoodNorth Vancouver's Six Regional Areas
TopDeep Cove & Dollarton is one of six areas in North Vancouver. Each area has a different character, price band, and housing mix. Click into any area to read the living guide, browse listings, or pull up market data. To dive into a specific neighbourhood within Deep Cove & Dollarton, scroll to the Keep Exploring section below.
Lonsdale Corridor
9 neighbourhoods from the waterfront SeaBus terminal up Lonsdale Avenue. Highest condo and townhome density in NV, strongest transit access, widest housing-mix spectrum. Lower Lonsdale, Central Lonsdale, Upper Lonsdale, Hamilton, Boulevard, Calverhall, Tempe, Mosquito Creek, Harbourside.
Edgemont & Capilano
10 neighbourhoods on North Van's west side, east of the Capilano River. Predominantly detached, established residential streets, Edgemont Village as the centre. Premium Highlands + Handsworth catchment.
Lynn Valley & Central DNV
6 neighbourhoods around Lynn Creek and Lynn Valley Centre. Family-oriented, parks-adjacent, newer townhome developments, Argyle Secondary catchment.
Seymour Corridor
5 neighbourhoods climbing the Mount Seymour foothills, anchored by Blueridge. Outdoor-lifestyle hub with skiing, mountain biking, and Hwy 1 access close to home. Seymour NV, Northlands, Blueridge, Grouse Woods, Woodlands-Sunshine-Cascade.
Deep Cove & Dollarton
3 neighbourhoods at the eastern edge of the District on the Burrard Inlet. Coastal walking-village character, kayaking and paddleboarding hub, Quarry Rock trail, Cates Park. Deep Cove, Dollarton, Roche Point.
Indian Arm Waterfront
2 sub-areas extending into the Indian Arm fjord. A distinctive, mostly boat-access waterfront market. Cabins and custom builds reached by private boat, water taxi, or floatplane.
Why Deep Cove & DollartonFour Reasons Buyers Land in This Area
TopTrue Walking-Village Core
Gallant Avenue's compact retail strip is the only walking village on the North Shore that genuinely feels like one. Honey Doughnuts, the Raven Pub, cafes, the marina, kayak rentals, and Panorama Drive's seawall all within a few blocks. More
Waterfront Lifestyle on the Inlet
Kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing, and small-boat access directly from Deep Cove and the marina. Cates Park beach for swimming. The closest thing to coastal cottage living within Metro Vancouver, on the city side of a real commute. More
Quarry Rock as a Signature Walk
The Quarry Rock trail from Panorama Drive is a 30 to 45 minute hike with one of the best inlet views in Metro Vancouver, doable before work for many residents. Add the Baden Powell Trail connections and you have constant access to top trail networks. More
Vacation-Feel Character
Cottage-feel architecture, mature trees, water on multiple sides, and a slower pace. Many residents describe daily life here as feeling like a permanent holiday. The trade-off is commute distance and isolation from city amenities, which suits the buyer profile perfectly. More
Current MarketDeep Cove & Dollarton Market Context, April 2026
TopDeep Cove & Dollarton runs at a premium to most NV areas driven by lifestyle scarcity, with waterfront homes commanding the highest individual sale prices in NV outside select Edgemont & Capilano view lots. Lower turnover than urban areas. The numbers below reflect Greater Vancouver REALTORS® benchmarks for NV as a whole, with area-specific notes. For full segment analysis, see the Deep Cove & Dollarton market page or the latest North Shore market update.
North Vancouver by the Numbers
Source: Greater Vancouver REALTORS® (GVR), April 2026. MLS® HPI benchmarks reflect a typical home for each property type across the North Van market.
The Honest Trade-OffsWhen Deep Cove & Dollarton May Not Be the Right Area
TopDeep Cove & Dollarton is genuinely well-suited to buyers wanting waterfront-village lifestyle, walkable village character, and direct access to kayaking and Quarry Rock. It is genuinely not the right area for everyone. Below are the patterns where buyers typically belong in a different NV area.
Consider a Different Area If:
- You commute daily to downtown by transit: The area is at the eastern edge of NV; bus connections to Phibbs Exchange and the SeaBus add 45 to 75 minutes round-trip. Lonsdale Corridor's direct SeaBus is the rapid-transit play.
- You commute by car and bridge congestion matters: Ironworkers Memorial Bridge and Lions Gate Bridge are both significantly further than from other NV areas. Plan for longer commutes in both directions; this is a lifestyle trade-off most residents accept consciously.
- You want top-tier school catchment (Highlands + Handsworth or Argyle): DC&D is in the Seycove Secondary catchment, which is well-regarded but doesn't carry the same premium. Edgemont & Capilano or Lynn Valley are the catchment plays.
- You want a condo tower or dense urban living: The area has almost no high-rise inventory and limited mid-rise. Lonsdale Corridor is the high-density play.
- Value detached under $1.9M is the goal: DC&D detached entry is meaningfully higher than Seymour Corridor or Lynn Valley & Central DNV. If outdoor lifestyle without the waterfront premium fits, Seymour Corridor is the closest substitute.
Comparing Your OptionsDeep Cove & Dollarton vs. Other North Vancouver Areas
TopNorth Vancouver has six areas. Here is how Deep Cove & Dollarton compares to each of the others at a glance.
vs. Lonsdale Corridor
Urban core with condos, SeaBus transit, walkable commercial amenities. Lonsdale Corridor for transit and downtown commute; Deep Cove for waterfront village character and small-town feel.
vs. Edgemont & Capilano
West-side family-village with premium Highlands + Handsworth catchment and prestige detached. Edgemont & Capilano for top schools and larger lots; Deep Cove for waterfront lifestyle and walking-village core.
vs. Lynn Valley & Central DNV
District family heart with Lynn Valley Centre amenities, newer townhomes, Argyle catchment. Lynn Valley for family-village amenity walkability; Deep Cove for waterfront village character.
vs. Seymour Corridor
The closest NV area in character: outdoor-lifestyle on the eastern slopes, mid-slope detached, Hwy 1 access. Seymour Corridor for skiing/biking and detached value; Deep Cove for waterfront and walking village.
Common QuestionsBuying in Deep Cove & Dollarton: What to Know
TopSix common questions at the start of a Deep Cove & Dollarton home search. For broader North Van context, see the North Vancouver guide FAQ. To zero in on a specific neighbourhood, scroll down to Keep Exploring.
What is the Deep Cove & Dollarton area and which neighbourhoods does it include?
Deep Cove & Dollarton is one of six areas in North Vancouver, sitting on the eastern edge of the District along the Burrard Inlet, between the Seymour Corridor and Indian Arm. It includes 3 neighbourhoods: Deep Cove, Dollarton, and Roche Point. The area covers the V7G postal code and is the only area in NV with a dedicated walking-village waterfront centre. Vacation-feel character no other NV area matches.
What is the typical home price range across Deep Cove & Dollarton?
As of April 2026, the Greater Vancouver REALTORS® detached benchmark for North Vancouver is $2.03 million. Within Deep Cove & Dollarton: detached homes typically run $1.9 to $3 million in Roche Point and inland Dollarton; $2.5 to $4 million in Deep Cove village; waterfront and view homes $4 to $8 million+. Townhome and condo inventory is limited but present, mostly in Roche Point along Dollarton Highway, typically $700K to $1.4 million.
What makes Deep Cove & Dollarton different from other NV areas?
Three things. First, the walking-village core of Deep Cove: Gallant Avenue's compact retail with Honey Doughnuts, the Raven Pub, kayak and paddleboard rentals at Deep Cove Kayak, the Panorama Drive waterfront, and a true village square. Second, vacation-feel character driven by Cates Park, the Indian Arm setting, and Quarry Rock as a signature walk. Third, the area sits on water but is genuinely residential, unlike condo-led Lonsdale waterfront. This makes it the closest thing to small-town coastal living within Metro Vancouver.
Which neighbourhood within Deep Cove & Dollarton is right for me?
Deep Cove proper is the village core, walkable to Gallant Avenue, the marina, and Quarry Rock trailhead; mix of older cottages, mid-century homes, and newer waterfront builds. Dollarton runs along Dollarton Highway with detached single-family inland and waterfront homes south of the road, plus Cates Park. Roche Point is the southern entry to the area near the Ironworkers Bridge, with a mix of detached, townhome, and condo inventory plus the closest Hwy 1 access in the area.
How is the downtown commute from Deep Cove & Dollarton?
Deep Cove & Dollarton commuters typically use the Ironworkers Memorial (Second Narrows) Bridge for east-side workplaces or the Lions Gate Bridge for downtown. Off-peak the drive to downtown is 30 to 40 minutes; peak hours add 20 to 40 minutes and bridge incidents add more. The area is the closest in NV to Hwy 1 east. There is no rapid-transit option; bus connections from Phibbs Exchange to Lonsdale and the SeaBus add significant time. Many residents accept the longer commute as the trade-off for the village-by-the-water lifestyle. See the North Shore commute guide for the full picture.
How does Deep Cove & Dollarton compare to other areas in North Vancouver?
Deep Cove & Dollarton is the eastern waterfront-village area: walking village, vacation-feel character, mid-size detached, no transit, longer commute. Compare to: Lonsdale Corridor (urban core, condos, transit, downtown reach); Edgemont & Capilano (west-side family-village, premium catchments, larger lots); Lynn Valley & Central DNV (District family heart, newer townhomes); Seymour Corridor (outdoor-lifestyle mid-slope detached); Indian Arm Waterfront (boat-access recreational). Buyers searching for waterfront village character on the North Shore most often shortlist Deep Cove first.
Your North Shore REALTOR®About Paul Fraser
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Paul Fraser, REALTOR® PREC*
Personal Real Estate Corporation · Oakwyn Realty Ltd.
Paul Fraser is a North Vancouver-based REALTOR® who brings an energetic, grounded, and refreshingly human approach to the real estate process. A long-time North Shore resident, Paul, his wife Keri, and their bulldogs Charlie and Tina have happily settled into the neighbourhood after living across several Vancouver communities, which gives him firsthand perspective on what makes each pocket of the North Shore tick.
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