Building Name: Claremont Vancouver
7255 Oak Street
Developer: Dura Group
Sales Status: Preselling
Introduction
Claremont Vancouver is a small infill project at 7255 Oak Street, and it is Dura Group’s first townhome address on the west side. Nineteen homes total. Six garden flats and thirteen stacked townhomes split between two woodframe buildings around a courtyard. The architecture leans into French Provincial details with a stone facade, mansard roofs, metal-clad bays and wrought iron flower boxes. Not your usual Cambie Corridor glass and grey panel.
Floor plans run from 520 to 1,290 sq ft. One bed plus den garden flats start at $799,900. Three bed townhomes top out around $1,749,900 for the larger 1,222 to 1,290 sq ft layouts. The deposit is 10 percent total, paid 5 percent on signing and 5 percent thirty days later, which is gentler than a lot of Cambie Corridor presales asking 15 to 20 percent.
Location and Canada Line Access
The address sits between Oak and Cambie at 57th, so you have two Canada Line stations within reach. Oakridge-41st is the closest at roughly a fifteen minute walk depending on how fast you move through Tisdall Park. From Oakridge-41st you are at Waterfront in about 18 minutes on the Canada Line, YVR in around 16 minutes the other way, and a UBC commute means a transfer to the 49 bus at Langara-49th or to the 33. Marine Drive station is also walkable if you head south.
Claremont Townhomes Floor Plans
Oakridge and Marpole Neighbourhood
Oakridge Park is the obvious draw nearby. The redeveloped mall is opening retail and restaurant space in stages, and the new community park around it adds outdoor square footage that Marpole has not had before. Tisdall Park is a five minute walk for tennis and the playground. Heather Park and Oak Park are within easy distance for green space without driving. Save-On-Foods on Cambie at 70th is the closest big grocery run, and the T&T at Marine Gateway is a short Canada Line hop south.
Schools matter for the three bed buyers. The catchment includes Sir Winston Churchill Secondary, one of the stronger Vancouver public schools, and Sir Wilfrid Laurier Elementary. Eric Hamber Secondary is north along Oak.
What Claremont Vancouver Offers Buyers
You sometimes see Claremont described as Dura Group’s inaugural townhome project. Their Vancouver condo work to date has been smaller, and this is a debut at the townhome scale on Oak Street. Worth knowing if you want a track record check before you write a deposit cheque.
What you get inside the homes: engineered walnut floors, high ceilings, Miele kitchen appliances, two-tone cabinetry. Private decks or patios on every home. The parkade is single level underground with storage and EV-ready stalls.
Completion is targeted for Fall or Winter 2026, which is fast for a presale at this point in the cycle. If timeline matters to you, that is worth a second look. Buyers ready in the second half of 2026 are the ones this project is built for.
Claremont Vancouver Pricing and Buyer Overview
Claremont Vancouver pricing and floor plans are released, and the project is selling. Worth a request for the full Claremont Vancouver price list and floor plans if you are shopping Oakridge presale options or Cambie Corridor townhomes under the $1.3M mark. The mix of garden suites and townhomes at this size, walking distance to Oakridge-41st on the Canada Line, with a defined Fall/Winter 2026 move-in, is a narrower window than the bigger glass towers further north.
For Oakridge presale buyers who want a smaller building, French Provincial detail, and a real completion date in sight, Claremont is one to look at this spring.
Property Highlights
9 (6 garden suites, 13 stacked townhomes) units
Two woodframe buildings, low-rise storeys
Est. completion: 2026
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