I n g r a i n e d i n H i s t o r y
Beyond the lush forests and urban streets, the lower slopes of the North Shore mountains hold a meaningful history. First Nations communities made use of the land for centuries. Then, the introduction of logging in the 1860s, along with Sewell Prescott Moody’s prospering sawmill, led the North Shore to become the oldest and largest European settlement in Burrard Inlet, even predating Vancouver. With values of community, perseverance, and innovation, men and women created new lives in rugged North Vancouver, setting a foundation for the community of Moodyville.
City of Vancouver Archives, SGN 1102
D e s i g n e d f o r T o m o r r o w
Two future forward townhome communities, Founders Block North and South, will drive Moodyville’s continuing growth. The family focused 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes feature West Coast Contemporary architecture and Scandinavian inspired interiors, some include legal suites and all are designed to LEED Gold sustainability standards. Founders Block provides more comfortable and smarter living spaces for growing families.
