Homes for Sale in Fort Langley, BC

Fort Langley sits at the north end of the Township of Langley along the Fraser River, with the village core at Glover Road and Mavis Avenue. The Fort Langley National Historic Site at 23433 Mavis Avenue (operated by Parks Canada, federally designated 1923) anchors the east edge of the village — the original Hudson's Bay trading post was established by James McMillan in 1827 at what is now Derby Reach Regional Park, then relocated to the current site in 1839, and Governor James Douglas proclaimed the Colony of British Columbia here on November 19, 1858.

The market here is unusual for the Lower Mainland because the housing fabric is so layered. The heritage village core has small inventory of detached homes on legacy lots (some 100+ years old, governed by Township-level heritage façade guidelines that limit village-core buildings to roughly 29 ft / 2 storeys). Adjacent and walking-distance is Bedford Landing — the post-2006 ParkLane Homes master-planned community north of Mavis Avenue along the Bedford Channel — with newer detached on smaller lots (typical Bedford Landing single-family lot ~3,300 sq ft, homes from ~2,573 sq ft) and named projects like The Village at Bedford Landing (23285 Billy Brown Road) and The Waterfront at Bedford Landing (23215 Billy Brown Road). Outside the village fabric, Fort Langley extends into substantial Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) acreage — roughly 75% of the Township overall is in the ALR, and the Fort Langley rural edge is overwhelmingly so. Pricing on a 5-acre ALR parcel and a 3,300 sq ft Bedford Landing detached are fundamentally different transactions; we always pull ALR status before any acreage offer.