Harrison by Woodbridge Homes – 645 Kemsley Avenue, Coquitlam

Harrison by Woodbridge Homes is a presale at the corner of Kemsley Avenue and Clarke Road in West Coquitlam, in the area the city has named Oakdale. The plan brings two 6-storey condo mid-rises and two 3-storey stacked townhouse buildings, with 29 different floor plans across 1-bed, 2-bed, and 3-bed homes. Homes range from about 546 sq ft up to roughly 1,222 sq ft.

Walk to Burquitlam Station is around 750 m, call it 9 or 10 minutes on Google Maps. From Burquitlam on the Millennium Line you connect to Lougheed Town Centre, transfer for the Expo Line south, or ride the other direction to Production Way and the SFU shuttle that runs up the mountain. For students and SFU staff, that shuttle access is a real perk. Downtown Vancouver typically runs in the 35 to 40 minute range with the Lougheed-to-Commercial-Broadway transfer.

Living in Oakdale: Parks, Shopping & Everyday Amenities

The Oakdale pocket is one of the quieter sides of Burquitlam. Burquitlam Park and the Como Lake corridor are within walking distance for green space and trails. Burquitlam Plaza and the Safeway extra are about an 8-minute walk for groceries and basics. Como Lake Avenue gives you a longer running path and connects to the Hoy Creek trails. Schools, restaurants along North Road, and the YMCA at Burquitlam Station round out the day-to-day side of things.

About the Developer: Woodbridge Homes

Woodbridge has been building in BC since 1993 and has delivered more than 2,050 homes across Metro Vancouver. Their recent and active projects include Baycrest on the Rise and Baycrest West on Burke Mountain in Coquitlam, Rocklin on the Creek, and earlier Coquitlam and Tri-Cities work. They are family owned, mid-sized, and tend to stay in the Tri-Cities and Surrey end of the market. Harrison by Woodbridge Homes is one of their bigger Burquitlam-area plays.

Floor Plans, Parking & Building Amenities

On the building side, expect 29 floor plans, including 8 stacked 3-bed townhomes and 12 adaptable 1-bed condos in the mix. The amenity building includes a ground-floor gym. The parkade is unusually well sized for a project of this format, three underground levels, 319 vehicle stalls (40 of those visitor) and 338 bike spaces. That works out to more than one vehicle stall per home for residents on average, which buyers in this corridor tend to ask about.

Harrison by Woodbridge Homes should sit comfortably as a presale option for buyers comparing Burquitlam towers against lower-rise mid-rise living. If you do not want a 40-storey tower but you do want Burquitlam Station access, the 6-storey woodframe format is a different feel, smaller floor plates, fewer homes per floor, lower strata fees on average. The townhomes give families a 3-bed option without leaving the SkyTrain corridor.

Who Should Consider Harrison by Woodbridge Homes?

Things to confirm before writing an offer. Current Harrison by Woodbridge Homes floor plans and pricing, the deposit schedule, completion date, GST treatment, parking allocation per home type, and the strata fee estimate. Total unit count is reported across sources but not consistent enough to publish, ask the sales team for the registered total. Burquitlam Station, Millennium Line, Woodbridge Homes, presale West Coquitlam, that is the lay of the land.

For buyers registered for presale info, Woodbridge tends to release pricing first to its registrant list, so getting on the Harrison Coquitlam list early is the standard play if you are serious. Pair that with a mortgage pre-approval that accounts for completion-date qualification, since presale closings often fall a year or two out.