Homes for sale in Cedar Hills, Surrey BC

Homes for Sale in
Cedar Hills

Quiet, tree-lined streets, established homes, and a central Surrey location — a stable community where families have put down roots for decades.

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$1.05M

Avg. Home Price

20 days

Avg. Days on Market

Detached, Townhouse

Property Types

Cedar Hills neighbourhood in Surrey BC

About the Neighbourhood

Living in
Cedar Hills

Cedar Hills is a mature, established neighbourhood in central Surrey that offers the kind of quiet residential living that has become increasingly rare in growing cities. Tree-lined streets, well-maintained homes, and a stable community of long-term residents give the area a settled, comfortable feel that many buyers find appealing.

The housing stock is primarily single-family homes built from the 1960s through the 1990s, many on generous lots with mature landscaping. While the homes may not be as modern as newer developments, they offer solid construction, larger yards, and the kind of character that comes with established neighbourhoods. Some properties have been extensively renovated, while others offer opportunity for buyers looking to add value.

Cedar Hills sits in a convenient central location near the intersection of major Surrey routes, making it practical for commuting throughout the city. It is bordered by more well-known neighbourhoods, which keeps prices relatively accessible — a quiet advantage for buyers who prioritize value and livability over a trendy address.

Property Types

What Can You Buy
in Cedar Hills?

Detached Houses

$1.0M – $1.4M

Primarily single-family homes from the 1960s-90s on standard to large lots (6,000-8,000+ sq ft). Mix of original condition, renovated, and some newer custom builds on subdivided lots.

Townhomes

$680K – $900K

Limited but growing townhouse inventory as some properties are redeveloped. Newer townhomes offer modern living at accessible prices for the area.

Education

Schools in
Cedar Hills

Families moving to Cedar Hills have access to a range of schools in the Surrey School District, one of the largest in British Columbia.

Elementary Schools

  • Cedar Hills Elementary
  • Serpentine Heights ElementaryNearby
  • William F. Davidson ElementaryNearby

Secondary Schools

  • Enver Creek Secondary
  • Fleetwood Park SecondaryNearby

Lifestyle

Parks & Recreation

Cedar Hills offers neighbourhood-scale parks complemented by easy access to larger green spaces in surrounding areas, including the expansive Tynehead Regional Park.

Cedar Hills Park

Neighbourhood park with playgrounds, walking paths, and open green space. A quiet gathering spot for local families.

Fleetwood Park

Larger community park nearby with sports fields, trails, community events, and the Fleetwood Community Centre.

Tynehead Regional Park

Accessible from the northeast, offering 260 hectares of forest trails along the Serpentine River.

Amenities

Shopping & Dining

Cedar Hills is primarily residential with limited commercial within the neighbourhood itself. Residents rely on nearby Fleetwood and Guildford for shopping and services — both are a short drive away.

Fraser Highway Commercial

Shops and services along Fraser Highway on the neighbourhood's edge, including restaurants, convenience stores, and local businesses.

Fleetwood Village

Nearby shopping area with grocery stores, restaurants, and everyday services. A 5-minute drive along Fraser Highway.

Guildford Town Centre

Major mall with 200+ stores, food court, and services. About 10 minutes north by car.

Commuting

Getting Around

Cedar Hills has bus service along Fraser Highway and 152 Street connecting to the broader TransLink network. The neighbourhood is primarily car-oriented, with most residents driving for daily commuting and errands.

Highway 1 is accessible via the 152 Street interchange, providing connections east to Langley and west to Vancouver (35-45 minutes). The future SkyTrain extension through Fleetwood will improve transit options, with the Fleetwood station accessible by bus or a short drive.

Investment Potential

Why Buy in Cedar Hills?

Cedar Hills offers the stability and character of an established neighbourhood at prices that reflect its under-the-radar status. Buyers seeking larger lots, mature trees, and quiet streets find genuine value here compared to trendier areas with similar commute times.

The neighbourhood also benefits from proximity to expanding amenities in Fleetwood, including the future SkyTrain station. As the Fleetwood Town Centre develops, Cedar Hills residents will have improved access to transit, retail, and services — potentially driving appreciation without the density changes happening in neighbouring areas.

  • Quiet, tree-lined streets with established residential character
  • Larger lots than newer developments — mature landscaping and more space
  • Central location with good road access to all of Surrey
  • More affordable than Fleetwood, Fraser Heights, and South Surrey
  • Proximity to Fleetwood's expanding amenities and future SkyTrain station
  • Renovation potential in older homes for buyers looking to add value

FAQ

Cedar Hills
Questions

Common questions about living in and buying real estate in Cedar Hills, Surrey BC.

Detached homes in Cedar Hills typically range from $1.0M-$1.4M depending on condition, lot size, and renovations. Townhomes start around $680K. The area offers good value for central Surrey, with prices below neighbouring Fleetwood and Fraser Heights.
Cedar Hills is a stable, quiet residential neighbourhood with tree-lined streets, established homes, and a settled community feel. It is ideal for buyers who prioritize peace, space, and value over trendy amenities. The central location provides good access to all of Surrey.
Enver Creek Secondary is the primary high school for Cedar Hills. Cedar Hills Elementary serves younger students. Nearby options include Fleetwood Park Secondary and Serpentine Heights Elementary.
Cedar Hills is in central Surrey, roughly bordered by Fraser Highway to the south, 152 Street to the west, and extending toward Fleetwood to the north and east. It sits between the more well-known Fleetwood and Guildford neighbourhoods.
Cedar Hills does not currently have direct SkyTrain access, but the future Fleetwood station on the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension will be nearby and accessible by a short drive or bus ride, significantly improving transit options for the neighbourhood.

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