Eagle Harbour Maps 26 Amenities With 14 Transit Stops on Marine Drive

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Market summary

Eagle Harbour includes 26 mapped amenities. Fourteen transit stops line Marine Drive, while seven parks provide local green space.

Central finding

Eagle Harbour features 26 mapped amenities, with 14 transit stops along Marine Drive forming the primary access network. Sources: [Parthenon Park]

Amenity Distribution in Eagle Harbour

The neighbourhood contains 26 mapped amenity points across three categories. Seven parks, including Parthenon Park and Kew Beach Park, form the green space component of this inventory. These points represent mapped locations rather than measured usage or quality assessments for residents seeking specific recreational facilities.

Five recreation points appear in the dataset without distinct naming beyond the category label. The absence of specific program names or facility descriptions limits the ability to characterize the type of activities available at these locations. This mapping provides a spatial baseline but does not confirm operational status or community programming details. Sources: [Parthenon Park]

Transit Stop Placement Along Marine Drive

Fourteen transit stops are mapped within Eagle Harbour, all located along Marine Drive. Stops include intersections with Kew Cliff Road, Parthenon Place, Greenleaf Road, and Greentree Road. This concentration indicates that Marine Drive serves as the primary transit corridor for the neighbourhood's mapped public transportation access points.

The stops cover both northbound and southbound directions, with additional eastbound and westbound positions at specific blocks. This directional spread suggests multiple boarding opportunities along the main arterial road. However, the mapped presence does not establish route frequency, service hours, or direct connectivity to broader regional transit networks. Sources: [Parthenon Park]

The strongest counter-case

The amenity data reflects mapped point locations only and does not establish service frequency, route connectivity, or actual usage patterns within the neighbourhood. Sources: [Parthenon Park]

City market context

From the West Vancouver market article, 11 October 2026:

West Vancouver's all-property median sale price stands at $3.1 million. Sotheby's International Realty Canada describes this as a level reached only a few times over two decades. West Vancouver's all-property median sale price reached $3.1 million, a level Sotheby's International Realty Canada notes occurred only a few times in its 20-year review of the city.