Glenmore, West Vancouver: Homes for Sale, Prices, Schools and Daily Life

Glenmore is a neighbourhood of detached houses. On October 11, 2026, 94% of the homes this page listed were houses, and the rest were listed as townhouses. No condos were listed here that day. Streets with homes for sale included Bonnymuir Drive, Glenmore Drive, Ballantree Road, Laurie Crescent, Craigmohr Drive, Ballantree Place, Glenross Road, Morven Drive and St. Andrews Place.

The homes fall into two age groups. On that date, 38% of those listed had been finished in the 2020s, the largest group, and another 6% in the 2010s. At the other end, 25% were finished before 1960 and 19% in the 1960s. The rest dated from the 1990s. In our experience, original houses here are being replaced one lot at a time, so a house finished last year often stands beside one from the 1950s.

The houses are large. The middle house on the list was finished in 1998, had six bedrooms and more than 3,800 square feet of floor area, and stood on a lot of more than 12,000 square feet, which is over a quarter of an acre.

Suites appear on some listings. On October 11, 2026, 20% of house listings stated a legal suite and 7% stated an unauthorized one, which means the District has no approval on file. Another 27% said the house had no suite, and most of the others left the line blank. A townhouse is a strata home: each owner holds title to one unit, and all the owners share the land, the common parts and a monthly fee for their upkeep.

A Glenmore address is in West Vancouver, so its public schools belong to West Vancouver Schools (School District 45). Read the school table with the same care as the distance table. Three of the four public elementary schools it lists as nearest, Montroyal, Cleveland and Canyon Heights, are run by the North Vancouver School District on the far side of the river, and so is Handsworth Secondary. Ask that district how it places a child who lives in West Vancouver before you choose one of them.

The West Vancouver public schools on the table are Westcot Elementary on Westcot Road and Sentinel Secondary on Chartwell Drive. A catchment is the set of addresses a school must serve. West Vancouver Schools encourages children to attend their catchment school and gives catchment children the first places. The district's school locator, linked on this page, names the catchment school for an address.

For French immersion, the district lists École Cedardale and École Pauline Johnson in the elementary grades and Sentinel Secondary for high school. Kindergarten places in early French immersion are drawn by lottery, and École Pauline Johnson also starts a late immersion class in Grade 6.

Collingwood School is an independent school, so it charges fees and chooses its students. Its Morven campus is at 70 Morven Drive in Glenmore, and the school says the campus teaches Grades 8 to 12. The table on this page measures Collingwood to a point further away, so use the address: OpenStreetMap places the campus beside Glenmore Park.

Every trip out of Glenmore starts downhill. Bonnymuir Drive leads to Stevens Drive, which drops to Taylor Way and its bridge over the Upper Levels Highway, and Taylor Way continues to Park Royal and the Lions Gate Bridge. In our experience, the wait on Taylor Way before the bridge is the longest part of a weekday morning drive downtown.

Glenmore is the last stop of the 254, the only bus route here, and the table on this page counts its weekday trips. In TransLink's schedule for September 7, 2026 to January 3, 2027, every 254 starts or ends at Bonnymuir Drive and Glenmore Drive. A bus that goes straight down Stevens Drive is given between 10 and 19 minutes to reach Park Royal. On Saturdays and Sundays the route runs to Park Royal only.

Seven weekday buses continue to West Georgia Street in downtown Vancouver. Three leave the last stop at 7:03, 7:33 and 8:10 a.m. They circle the British Properties first, so the schedule gives them 47 to 55 minutes to West Georgia Street at Hamilton Street. Four more leave at 2:51, 3:21, 3:51 and 4:41 p.m. and are given 41 minutes.

The trip home is longer at midday. From 9:27 a.m. to 2:27 p.m. one bus an hour leaves Marine Drive near Park Royal, circles the British Properties and reaches Glenmore 24 minutes later. Three early buses, at 6:53, 7:23 and 7:35 a.m., come straight up Stevens Drive in 10 minutes, and the last bus up leaves at 10:57 p.m. For a student at Sentinel Secondary, the 7:45 a.m. bus reaches the 1300 block of Chartwell Drive at 8:03 a.m., and a trip marked School Special leaves that block for Glenmore at 3:05 p.m.

A buyer who comes to see your Glenmore house has usually looked at the other homes on this page. In our experience, the same buyer tours the British Properties and Chartwell in the same weeks. The listing cards on this page show the homes yours will be compared with today.

In our experience, four things set the price of a house here: the view and the trees in front of it, the age and condition of the house, the size and slope of the lot, and the driveway in winter. Before you list, collect the District's permit records, the registration and licence for any suite, and any arborist's or engineer's report on the lot.

Sold prices are kept off public pages such as this one under real estate board rules. Michael Lee can show you recent Glenmore sales in a private price review and recommend a list price. Choose "What is my home worth?" on the form on this page to ask for one.