Established family streets, top schools
Broadmoor Townhouses
$950K to $1.3M for a 3-4 bed townhome
Who This Area Is For
Broadmoor is the neighbourhood I point growing families toward first. It's established: mature trees, quieter interior streets, larger townhome floorplans than you'll typically find in City Centre, without Steveston's price premium. It suits buyers who want more bedrooms, more breathing room per dollar, and a strong Broadmoor school catchment, and who don't need to be within stumbling distance of a SkyTrain station. It's a harder sell for buyers who want to walk everywhere. This is a driving neighbourhood.
Complexes Worth Knowing
No. 3 Road corridor rowhomes
Older, larger-format townhouse stock along Richmond's main north-south commercial spine.
Steveston Highway strata developments
A mix of family-sized townhomes along the highway corridor, roughly midway between Steveston Village and City Centre.
Gilbert Road pocket
Quieter interior streets with some of Broadmoor's most mature landscaping.
Schools & Transit
Broadmoor is bus-served rather than SkyTrain-adjacent, so plan around Steveston Highway and No. 3 Road bus routes, or a car. It sits within reach of some of Richmond's more established school catchments, which is a large part of its appeal to families, but confirm the specific elementary and secondary catchment for any address directly with the school district before treating it as settled.
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