About Aldergrove
Aldergrove sits on the eastern border of the Township of Langley at the junction of Fraser Highway and Highway 13 (264 Street), about 59 km from downtown Vancouver. The Township of Langley describes it as a mix of rural, residential, and business use — and that mix is what gives Aldergrove its character. You will find hobby farms next to new townhome developments, and a compact village core along Fraser Highway with independent shops and restaurants.
Aldergrove tends to sit at the lower end of Langley's price range. There is no Aldergrove benchmark — the board folds it into Langley. That Langley series is charted higher up the page, source and reporting months in the caption, and local listings usually land under it. Buyers come here for larger lots, semi-rural quiet, and proximity to Aldergrove Regional Park — a 290-hectare Metro Vancouver park with 12 km of trails. The trade-off is distance: the future Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension does not reach Aldergrove — its nearest stations are over in Langley City — and bus service is limited to TransLink Route 503 into Langley Centre. If you want space, value, and a slower pace without leaving the Fraser Valley commuting zone, Aldergrove delivers.
