Hawethorne Park

14129 104 Avenue, Surrey, BC
Built 1973
134 units
Townhouse
No listings

About Hawethorne Park

Hawethorne Park offers charming townhouse living in the heart of Whalley, Surrey. This established wood-frame community, built in 1973, features 134 well-maintained townhomes along 104 Avenue, providing residents with a perfect blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience. Located in one of Surrey's most rapidly developing neighborhoods, Hawethorne Park places you minutes from King George SkyTrain Station, making Vancouver commutes effortless. The area boasts excellent shopping at nearby Guildford Town Centre and Central City Shopping Centre, while families appreciate proximity to top-rated schools and numerous parks. Whalley's ongoing revitalization brings exciting new restaurants, services, and recreational facilities right to your doorstep. With easy access to major highways including Highway 1 and King George Boulevard, residents enjoy seamless connectivity throughout the Lower Mainland while returning home to a peaceful, tree-lined community atmosphere.

Amenities

Private patios and yards
Visitor parking
In-unit laundry hookups
Storage areas
Private entrances
Mature landscaping
Playground area
Pet-friendly community
On-site management
Multiple levels of living space

School Catchment

Elementary Mary Jane Shannon
Secondary Guildford Park

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Investor Insights — Townhouses in Whalley

Estimated rental yields based on MLS data for townhouses in Whalley.

Type Beds Avg Rent Avg Sale Strata Net Yield
Condo 1 $1,769/mo $273,839 $345/mo 5.1%
Condo 2 $2,317/mo $418,044 $492/mo 4.4%
Condo 3 $2,818/mo $520,500 $595/mo 4.4%
House 2 $1,933/mo $625,467 2.7%

Net yield accounts for strata fees, property tax, and insurance. View full analysis

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Neighbourhood

Highlighted area = this home's census tract (StatCan), the boundary the neighbourhood stats describe.
$500,000Median home value
$80,000Median household income
55.4%Owner-occupied
9.7%Single-detached homes
2.7Avg household size
35.6Median age
30.9%Bachelor's degree or higher (25-64)
45.5%Commute under 30 min
72.7%Drive to work
52.8%Foreign-born residents
8,068Neighbourhood population

Age

Under 15: 15.6%15 to 64: 72.9%65 and over: 11.5%
  • Under 1515.6%
  • 15 to 6472.9%
  • 65 and over11.5%

Household size

  • 1 person26.7%
  • 230.9%
  • 316.3%
  • 413.8%
  • 5 or more12.4%

Language spoken at home

40.5% English mother tongue

  • Tagalog9.4%
  • English + other7.8%
  • Punjabi6.1%
  • Arabic4%
  • Mandarin3.5%
  • Vietnamese3.4%
  • All others25.3%

Mother tongue, share of 7,910 residents.

How this pocket differs

  • more 5+ person households than Whalley 12.4% vs 9.3%
  • fewer people living alone than Whalley 26.6% vs 35%
  • more 4-person households than Whalley 13.7% vs 10.5%
  • notably more Arabic speakers than Whalley 4% vs 2.1%
  • notably more Vietnamese speakers than Whalley 3.4% vs 2.1%
  • notably fewer Mandarin speakers than Whalley 3.5% vs 5.6%
  • Median dwelling value is notably lower than Metro Vancouver $500,000 vs $1,050,000

Source: Statistics Canada, Census of Population, 2021. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada.

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