Homes for Sale in Hammond, BC

Hammond is a historic Maple Ridge village + heritage mill town on the Fraser River, predating the rest of Maple Ridge. The village was established in the 1880s by the Hammond brothers (John and William); the Hammond Cedar Mill (operating since 1907) became the village's principal industrial anchor for over a century before its closure. The heritage commercial core runs along Maple Crescent + 113B Avenue between Hammond Road and the Fraser River, with the Hammond Community Centre + Hammond Stadium anchoring the civic + recreational amenity.

The neighbourhood is bounded roughly by Lougheed Highway (north), the Fraser River (south), 207 Street (west), and 222 Street (east). Inventory is mixed — heritage detached + commercial on the older village blocks, post-1990 detached + townhouse infill on the surrounding residential grid, and a meaningful share of older walk-up apartment + small-format mixed-use along Lougheed Highway. The Maple Ridge Official Community Plan recognises Hammond as a heritage character area with selective preservation overlays on the older village core.