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3180 St Johns Street

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1380 St. Johns St, Port Moody, BC

3180 St. Johns is a distinctive collection of rental homes in Port Moody, between Moody Centre and Inlet Centre SkyTrain stations.

3180 St. Johns offers studio to three-bedroom rental homes across a striking 12-storey tower in the heart of Port Moody. Located between Moody Centre and Inlet Centre SkyTrain stations, residents enjoy convenient access to urban amenities and strong transit connections, surrounded by the abundant natural beauty that defines this vibrant and rapidly growing community. The elegant tower offers homes with refined finishes and efficient layouts, with north and west-facing residences framing stunning views of the surrounding landscape. At the base of the building, a two-storey Jamatkhana serves as a meaningful religious, cultural, and social gathering place for the Ismaili community and neighbours alike, while ground-level retail activates the street and connects 3180 St. Johns to the energy of Port Moody below.
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1380 St. Johns St
Port Moody, BC
Canada
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Where Nature Meets the City

Port Moody is one of the Lower Mainland’s most desirable communities, where the natural beauty of the inlet, mountains, and abundant outdoor recreation meet the convenience of urban living. Ideally situated between Moody Centre and Inlet Centre SkyTrain stations, residents enjoy easy access to Rocky Point Park, Brewery Row, and a thriving collection of local shops, cafés, and restaurants, all within one of Metro Vancouver’s most vibrant and rapidly growing communities.

A Meaningful Port Moody Community

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3180 St. Johns is a distinctive community of studio to three-bedroom rental homes within a striking 12-storey tower in the heart of Port Moody. Well-appointed homes with refined finishes and efficient layouts frame stunning north and west-facing views, while a two-storey Jamatkhana at the base of the building serves as a meaningful cultural, religious, and social gathering place for the Ismaili community and neighbours alike.