Westwood Plateau Homes For Sale
Browse every Westwood Plateau home for sale on the MLS® below — updated daily. Perched above Coquitlam Town Centre, Westwood Plateau is the city’s established executive neighbourhood: tree-lined streets and quiet cul-de-sacs built through the 1990s and 2000s, framed by mountain views, forest trails, and the fairways of the Westwood Plateau Golf & Country Club. The area offers a full range of options — from view condos and townhomes to large family homes on generous lots.
I’m Sayed Najibi, a Royal LePage REALTOR® based in Coquitlam. I publish monthly Westwood Plateau market updates, so the guidance my clients get reflects what’s happening on these streets right now — not last year.
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Westwood Plateau Market Snapshot — February 2026
Sourced from my Westwood Plateau Market Update — February 2026. I update this section monthly.
| Detached Homes | Townhomes | Condos | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Benchmark price | $1,623,300 | $1,104,800 | $671,000 |
| Active listings | 51 | 10 | 20 |
| Days on market (avg) | 37 | 40 | 30 |
| Market conditions | Buyer’s market | Seller’s market | Balanced |
What this means: Westwood Plateau is two markets right now. Townhomes are scarce — only a handful of active listings — so well-priced ones sell competitively. Detached homes, by contrast, have swung firmly toward buyers: prices have corrected nearly 20% from their peak, which makes this one of the best windows in years to buy into Coquitlam’s most established executive neighbourhood. For sellers, pricing precision matters more here than anywhere else in the city.
What Makes Westwood Plateau Different
Golf-course living — The neighbourhood wraps around the Westwood Plateau Golf & Country Club, an 18-hole mountainside course consistently ranked among the Lower Mainland’s most scenic. Many homes back onto fairways or greenbelt.
Established executive homes — Unlike newer Burke Mountain, Westwood Plateau is a finished community: mature landscaping, generous lot sizes, and 1990s–2000s executive homes, many with panoramic views over the Fraser Valley. Buyers who want space and privacy without a construction zone next door end up here.
Condos and townhomes with a view — The Plateau isn’t only detached homes: complexes near Plateau Village and along the lower slopes offer some of Coquitlam’s best-value view properties, with quick access down to Town Centre amenities and SkyTrain.
Comparing neighbourhoods? See Burke Mountain homes for sale for Coquitlam’s newer master-planned alternative.
Schools in Westwood Plateau
- Bramblewood Elementary — in the heart of the Plateau
- Panorama Heights Elementary — serving the upper Plateau
- Summit Middle School — the neighbourhood’s middle-years school
- Gleneagle Secondary — the high-school catchment, just below the Plateau
Note: catchments can change — I confirm the current catchment for any specific address as part of working with buyers.
Living in Westwood Plateau
Mornings here start with mountain air and forest trails; the neighbourhood’s walking network winds through greenbelts and creek corridors, and the golf course clubhouse doubles as a local gathering spot. Plateau Village covers daily needs — groceries, coffee, services — without leaving the hill.
When you need more, everything Coquitlam Town Centre offers is minutes down Pinetree Way: Coquitlam Centre, Town Centre Park, Douglas College, and the Millennium Line at Lafarge Lake–Douglas Station. Commuters reach Highway 1 and Lougheed Highway without crossing town.
The trade-off is topography: life on the Plateau means hills, and winter mornings occasionally mean snow when Town Centre below has rain. Residents consider it a fair price for the views.
Westwood Plateau FAQ
As of February 2026, detached homes benchmark around $1.62M (down nearly 20% year-over-year), townhomes around $1.10M, and condos around $671K. The detached correction has opened a rare buying window in this established neighbourhood.
It is Coquitlam’s established executive neighbourhood — mature, quiet, and surrounded by forest and golf course, with schools inside the community and Town Centre amenities minutes away. It suits buyers who want space and privacy in a finished community rather than a developing one.
For detached homes, arguably the best window in years — the segment is in buyer’s-market territory with prices corrected significantly from peak. Townhomes remain competitive due to very limited supply.
Westwood Plateau offers established streets, mature landscaping, larger lots, and golf-course living; Burke Mountain offers newer construction and a community still growing in. Families choose based on whether they value finished character or modern homes — I help buyers compare both.
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Sayed Najibi — Personal Real Estate Corporation | Royal LePage West Real Estate Services
Phone: 604-649-6520 | www.sngroup.ca