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Deep Cove in short: a small waterfront village at the eastern end of the District of North Vancouver, facing Indian Arm below Mount Seymour, about 13 km from downtown Vancouver. Most homes that sell are detached houses. Kayaking, the Quarry Rock hike and the eastern end of the Baden-Powell Trail are right in the village.
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Deep Cove at a glance
Municipality
District
of North Vancouver
Deep Cove is the easternmost community in the District.
Typical detached home
$2,485,000
Median sale, last 12 months
42 of the 48 Deep Cove sales were detached houses.
Schools
Cove Cliff
to Seycove Secondary
Every Deep Cove home sold last year was in this school catchment.
Quarry Rock
2 km
hike from the village
One of the North Shore's best-known short hikes, so expect company.
Setting and hike: North Shore News. Schools: Wikipedia: Deep Cove. Sales: Greater Vancouver Realtors MLS® data.
Deep Cove by the numbers
Every Deep Cove sale on the MLS® from November 9, 2025 to November 9, 2026, closed or firm and waiting to complete. That's 48 homes. The figures are medians, the middle sale, so one big outlier can't skew them.
Detached house
$2,485,000
Median sale price, 42 sales
Median 20.5 days on the market. Sold for a median 96.4% of asking, and 8 of the 42 went at or over asking.
Too few sales for a fair median: townhouses (5), condos (1). Josh can pull the individual sales for you.
The first two weeks matter most
97.1%
of the original asking price, for the 20 homes that sold within 14 days
91.9%
of the original asking price, for the 20 homes that took longer than 30 days
On a $2.48 million house, that gap is roughly $129,000. Pricing it right on day one usually beats chasing the market down. Check your Deep Cove home's price
Source: Greater Vancouver Realtors MLS® data, Deep Cove sub-area (North Vancouver), closed and pending sales recorded November 9, 2025 to November 9, 2026, pulled November 9, 2026. Days on market and asking prices as reported on each listing. Not every home sells for the median.
What your budget buys
Every Deep Cove sale on the MLS® from November 9, 2025 to November 9, 2026, grouped by sale price, so you can see what each budget actually bought here.
| Sale price | Sales | What sold |
|---|---|---|
| $700K to $900K | 3 | Mostly 2-bedroom townhouses, around 1,000 sq ft; also 1 condo |
| $900K to $1.2M | 2 | 3-bedroom townhouses, around 1,590 sq ft |
| $1.2M to $1.6M | 4 | Mostly 4-bedroom detached houses, around 2,490 sq ft; also 1 townhouse |
| $1.6M to $2.2M | 10 | 4-bedroom detached houses, around 2,310 sq ft |
| $2.2M to $3M | 18 | 4-bedroom detached houses, around 3,150 sq ft |
| $3M to $5M | 10 | 4-bedroom detached houses, around 3,400 sq ft |
| $5M and up | 1 | 5-bedroom detached house, around 4,340 sq ft |
Want to see the actual homes in your price range? Ask Josh for the list, or browse what's for sale now.
Source: Greater Vancouver Realtors MLS® data, Deep Cove sub-area, closed and pending sales recorded November 9, 2025 to November 9, 2026, pulled November 10, 2026. Sizes are finished floor area as listed.
Living here
Mostly detached houses, with a median build year of 1976 among those that sold in the last year, and some shoreline homes with their own boat slips. Deep Cove began as a summer resort in the 1910s and grew after the Second Narrows Bridge opened in 1960.
Kayak, paddleboard and dragon boat rentals run from March to October, and there's a rowing club and a marina. Quarry Rock is a 2 km hike from the village, and the Baden-Powell Trail ends here.
A small village of cafés, restaurants and galleries. The Deep Cove Cultural Centre has the 130-seat Shaw Theatre, the Seymour Art Gallery and the Deep Cove Heritage Society.
There's no SkyTrain. Buses connect to Phibbs Exchange, and Dollarton Highway and Mount Seymour Parkway lead back to Highway 1 and the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge, which is the slow part at rush hour.
Schools
Every Deep Cove home sold in the last year sits in the Cove Cliff Elementary catchment, which feeds Seycove Secondary, right in Deep Cove. Seycove's other feeders are Sherwood Park and Dorothy Lynas.
For French immersion, Sherwood Park and Dorothy Lynas offer it at elementary, and secondary students attend Argyle or Windsor.
These catchments come from the District of North Vancouver's school catchment map, matched to the homes sold here in the last 12 months. Catchment lines can split a street, so confirm any address with the SD44 school locator.
Straight talk
Proof, not promises
Josh hasn't sold in Deep Cove itself yet, but his busiest corner of North Vancouver is next door in Roche Point and Seymour, including this four-bedroom house on Nicolum Court.
Listed & soldSold $1,478,000
828 Nicolum Court
Roche Point · House · 2026
Buyer sideSold $1,250,000
550 Browning Place #52
Seymour · Townhome · 2024
★★★★★
“He sold my house off market with one day of showing it to a select group of realtors and I still ended up with multiple offers.”
Bill van Rikxoort
North Vancouver seller, Google review
★★★★★
“He was knowledgeable about the North Vancouver market and came in with a solid plan to get our listing ready.”
Melanie Lowe
North Vancouver condo seller, Google review
Good questions
The District. Deep Cove is the easternmost community in the District of North Vancouver.
Over the 12 months to November 9, 2026, the median detached sale was $2,485,000 across 42 sales, ranging from about $1.44 million to $7.38 million.
Cove Cliff Elementary and Seycove Secondary. All 37 Deep Cove homes sold in the last year fall in the Cove Cliff catchment on the District's school catchment map. French immersion students attend Sherwood Park or Dorothy Lynas for elementary and Argyle or Windsor for secondary. Confirm any address with the SD44 school locator.
About 2 km from the village. It's popular, so weekday mornings are quieter.
It depends on your commute. Deep Cove is about 13 km from downtown Vancouver, but every route crosses the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge or the SeaBus, and there's no SkyTrain.
In the 12 months to November 9, 2026, 19 of the 48 homes sold here went for under $2,200,000: mostly 4-bedroom detached houses, around 2,320 sq ft; also 5 townhouses and 1 condo. The lowest sale was $779,000, a 1-bedroom townhouse.
Some do, but most don't. In the 12 months to November 9, 2026, homes here sold for a median 96.6% of their asking price, and 9 of 48 sold at or over asking. The median home took 23 days to sell. Pricing and condition decide which group a home lands in.
Yes. In the 12 months to November 9, 2026, 42 detached houses at a median of $2,485,000 sold here, and those usually come with private outdoor space. Lot size and yard layout vary a lot, so check each listing.
In the 12 months to November 9, 2026, 2 of the 48 homes sold here were built in 2016 or later: 6-bedroom detached houses, around 4,470 sq ft. The median build year across all sales was 1979.
Among homes sold here in the 12 months to November 9, 2026, monthly strata fees ran a median of $514 a month for townhouses (5 sales). Fees depend on the building's age, amenities and what's included, so read the strata minutes and depreciation report before you buy.
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Your next move
Call or text Josh at 604-313-9805 for a straight answer on what your home is worth or what your budget buys.
Check my home's priceTalk to JoshCall 604-313-9805Sources: Greater Vancouver Realtors MLS® data for the Deep Cove sub-area, November 9, 2025 to November 9, 2026; North Shore News: Deep Cove; Wikipedia: Deep Cove; Wikipedia: Seycove Secondary; District of North Vancouver Seymour Local Plan; District of North Vancouver GEOweb: School Catchment Areas (Open Government Licence - North Vancouver). Last updated November 9, 2026.