A collection of 36 garden-access townhomes by Listraor at Oak Street and West 52nd Avenue in Vancouver's Oakridge, two- and three-bedroom homes beside the Oakridge Park redevelopment.
Thirty-six garden townhomes in Oakridge, at family sizes the neighbourhood rarely offers in new construction.
Boden is a collection of 36 garden-access townhomes by Listraor at Oak Street and West 52nd Avenue, in Vancouver’s Oakridge neighbourhood. These are two- and three-bedroom homes ranging from roughly 1,139 to 1,661 square feet, with pricing from the low $1.7 million range. Every home has a private entrance and direct access to a secured underground parkade, with interiors finished in engineered wide-plank hardwood.
Oakridge is in the middle of a generational transformation, and new low-rise family housing here is genuinely scarce, which is why I track Boden closely.
Garden-access townhomes mean you enter from the street rather than a shared corridor, which changes how a home lives day to day. The two- and three-bedroom layouts at 1,139 to 1,661 square feet are aimed at families and serious downsizers rather than investors, and the finish level reflects the Oakridge price point. This is premium West Side product, and the pricing from the low $1.7 million range is consistent with that.
The Oak and West 52nd location sits beside one of the largest redevelopments in the city. The Oakridge Park project is bringing a major retail, park, and civic hub within walking distance, and the Canada Line along Cambie gives quick access to downtown and the airport. For a buyer betting on long-term West Side value, being adjacent to that investment is the core of the thesis here.
From the low $1.7 million range. That places Boden firmly in premium West Side territory, and the honest framing is that you are buying Oakridge land value and proximity to the Oakridge Park transformation as much as the home itself.
Boden suits a family or downsizer who wants to be in Oakridge specifically, values a private entrance and new construction, and is comfortable at the West Side price point. It is not a value play or an investor’s yield story. It is a location-conviction purchase, and for the right buyer the scarcity of new family townhomes in this exact pocket is the whole argument. I will give you the honest read on how it compares to the other Cambie corridor townhome projects.
Developer? Listraor.
How many homes? 36 garden-access townhomes, two and three bedroom.
Size range? Roughly 1,139 to 1,661 sq ft.
Parking? Secured underground parkade with direct home access.
6870 Oak Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada
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