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Burnaby Lake Regional Park

Living by Burnaby Lake means trails, birdsong and rowing shells at the doorstep — the green heart of the city, ringed by quiet residential streets.

Price Range

Premium

Market Pace

Steady

Best For

Families, Professionals

Rental Demand

Moderate

Life Here

What it's like to live in Burnaby Lake Regional Park.

Burnaby Lake Regional Park is the city’s natural centrepiece — a protected lake and wetland laced with walking trails, a rowing course, and abundant wildlife.

The homes that ring the park, in pockets like Sperling and the surrounding streets, trade on that setting: a calm, green lifestyle with nature on one side and the Lougheed and Deer Lake corridors on the other.

Around the Neighbourhood

Schools, parks, and getting around.

The everyday things that shape life in Burnaby Lake Regional Park — where families learn, where you unwind outdoors, and how easily you reach everywhere else.

Education

Surrounding neighbourhoods are served by Burnaby schools such as Lakeview and Sperling-area elementaries, with Burnaby Central and Burnaby Mountain secondaries within reach.

Parks

The park itself is the draw — over 300 hectares of lake, wetland and forest, with the Burnaby Lake trail loop, a rowing pavilion, and the nature house.

Commute

Sperling–Burnaby Lake SkyTrain sits on the park’s north edge, with Highway 1 and Kensington Avenue connecting quickly across the city.

On the Map

Centred on the SkyTrain, connected to the region.

Burnaby Lake anchors the centre of Burnaby — Yinon can point you to the streets that back onto the park and trails.

On the Market

Homes for sale in Burnaby Lake Regional Park

A live look at what’s currently available in Burnaby Lake Regional Park. New listings are added as they hit the market — reach out anytime for a private showing.

Active

$1,798,880

5 Beds 3 Baths 2,687 SqFt

7740 Allman ST, Burnaby, BC V5E 2B1

NOTE: this representation is based in whole or in part on data generated by the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver, Fraser Valley Real Estate Board or Chilliwack & District Real Estate Board which assume no responsibility for its accuracy. Data last updated at 08/19/2026 12:01 GMT-7

Get in Touch

Thinking about a move to Burnaby Lake Regional Park?

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Common Questions

Questions, answered.

A few things people often ask before reaching out. Don’t see yours here? Send a note — I’m always happy to help.

Are there homes right by Burnaby Lake?

Yes — quiet residential streets ring the park, especially around Sperling and the north and south shores, mostly single-family homes.

What’s the appeal of living here?

Nature at the doorstep — trails, birdwatching and the rowing course — with the calm of parkland yet quick access to the rest of Burnaby.

What can you do at the park?

Walk the lake loop, watch the rowers and wildlife, visit the nature house, and enjoy over 300 hectares of protected green space.

Is it well connected?

Yes — Sperling–Burnaby Lake SkyTrain is on the park’s edge, with Highway 1 close for driving.

What’s the commute like?

SkyTrain at Sperling and Highway 1 make for an easy commute across Burnaby and into Vancouver. Yinon can help you find the right park-side street.