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History
 
Despite being a trendy and up and coming place to live, Mount Pleasant is actually one of Vancouver’s oldest neighbourhoods, having been established in 1912 as Vancouver’s first suburb. There are several features about this community that makes it unique, including its industrial roots, having been home to a famouse shipyard, as well as shingle mills and metal fabricating plants, in addition to a stream that ran through its middle and became home to slaughter houses, a tannery and a train station. People flocked to Mount Pleasant for its thriving facilities and businesses, and continue to do so today.
 
Location
 
The vibrant neighbourhood of Mount Pleasant runs from False Creek southeast and up the slope toward the busy Mount Pleasant shopping district, where Broadway, Kingsway, and Main Street meet. It’s home to historic Vancouver City Hall, and is near Vancouver General Hospital. Nearby neighborhoods include Strathcona, Riley Park, Downtown, South Cambie, Kensington-Cedar Cottage, Fairview and Grandview-Woodland.
 
Demographic
 
Known as one of Vancouver’s up and coming neighbourhoods, many first-time homeowners and young professionals, as well as a growing number of families, call Mount Pleasant home.
 
Residential Housing
 
Due to its history, Victorian houses are still a notable feature of the Mount Pleasant community. Although many have been restored, they are a distinct marker of the architecture during Queen Victoria’s reign. Other housing types include new townhomes and cutting-edge low rise condos with innovative designs, which have becoming increasingly popular since the redevelopment of the Cambie Corridor and the South Main Street strip. Contact meto find out more about current bench mark pricing in the area.
 
Recreation
 
Mount Pleasant a variety of attractions that echo the neighbourhood’s sense of community. Main Street, at the centre of Mount Pleasant, is home to popular music and events venue, Fox Cabaret, and nearby Prince Edward Stis home to the Biltmore Cabaret. If you fancy getting involved in a new activity or trying out a new hobby, various places in Mount Pleasant offer this opportunity, including the Goh Ballet Academy, Origins Parkour and Athletic Facility and Gracie Barra Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. The Mount Pleasant Community Centre also offers facilities include a dance studio, fitness centre, games room and snack bar
 
Restaurants
 
With over 357 restaurants, bars and coffee shops to choose from in Mount Pleasant and most within walking distance, this neighbourhood is always bustling and full of life. Popular restaurants include Charlie’s Little Italian, serving rustic Italian cooking, Burgoo BistroandEast is East, while bars range from Colony Bar, offering daily food and drink specials, happy hour,and weekend brunch and the Shameful Tiki Room, with a tropical vibe offering Polynesian eats, exotic cocktails & live music. Cartems Donuterie and 49th Parallel Coffee Roasters are popular spots for drinking coffee and catching up with friends.

Shopping
 
Mount Pleasant’s shopping district is a main draw for new residents, offering a variety of stores, from health and beauty services, to fashion boutiques and food stores. The Cambie Corridor ishome to convenient grocery stores such asSafeway and Choices Market, while boasting large stores such asWinners. Broadway is also lined with retailers, like Mountain Equipment Co-op, and Sport Chek. Whatever you’re shopping for, it’s all walking distance from the Mount Pleasant neighbourhood.
 
Schools
 
Mount Pleasant is a popular area with families due to its close proximity to some of the best schools in Vancouver. Local elementary schools in the area include Mount Pleasant Elementaryand St. Patrick’s Elementary School, while St. Patrick Regional Secondary School, Pattison High School and Charles Tupper Secondary School are popular choices for older students. Vancouver Community Collegeis also conveniently located in Mount Pleasant, offering a range of programs, from culinary and baking,to health sciences and hospitality.
 
Transportation
 
With a walk score of six, Mount Pleasant is extremely walkable, and most errands can beaccomplished by foot thanks to the huge number of shops and services in the area. Mount Pleasant is also well-served by public transit with easy access tobus stops and the Skytrain. The neighborhood is served by the Canada Line, an extension of SkyTrain from Downtown Vancouver to Vancouver International Airport.