Mountain Wood

9149 Saturna Drive, Burnaby, BC V3J 7K3

Simon Fraser Hills

Year Built

1976

Units

282

Floors

Building Type

Apartment strata (condo)

Market Overview

Avg Sold Price

$478,521

Median Sold

$488,000

Price Range

$300,000 – $620,000

Avg $/SqFt

$518

Sales (2yr)

Active Listings

Avg List Price

$462,280

Last sale: Aug 25, 2026

Condo Fees

Avg Monthly Fee

$547.27

Median Fee

$556.05

Avg $/SqFt

$0.594

Units w/ Fee Data

Fee IncludesTrash, Maintenance Grounds, Management, Caretaker, Snow Removal, Sewer

Building Features

ExteriorFrame Wood, Wood Siding

AmenitiesExercise Centre, Recreation Facilities, Sauna/Steam Room, Clubhouse

Building TypeApartment strata (condo)

Floors3 storeys

Year Built1976

Policies

Pet PolicyCats OK, Dogs OK, Number Limit (Two), Yes With Restrictions

Rental PolicyRentals allowed (per listing text)

Known Issues & Notes

Known Issues (news/court)

2022-05-12 dispute_crt: Owners claimed excessive noise from ceiling joists, common property responsibility; tribunal found ordinary noises from 40-year-old building. | 2022-05-04 dispute_crt: Owner disputed laminate flooring approval and noise complaints; tribunal found flooring compliant and noise reasonable, dismissed claims. | 2018-09-19 dispute_crt: Owners disputed strata's obligation to immediately replace windows and patio door.

Source

Repairs/Projects

2 listing description(s) mention envelope/rainscreen, roof, piping or remediation work

2 envelope/leaks

Management

Management CompanyTRIBE

Phone604-853-2718

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About This Building

Registered as strata plan NWS962, Mountain Wood is an apartment-style strata building sits at 9149 Saturna Drive in Simon Fraser Hills, Burnaby. Records show 282 strata lots, a build year of about 1976 and 3 storeys. Since October 2024 there have been 19 recorded sales, averaging roughly $479,000. Strata fees seen in listings average around $547 a month (about $0.59 per sq ft). Listed amenities include exercise centre, recreation facilities, sauna/steam room. Buyers should review the Form B, depreciation report, recent minutes and bylaws before removing subjects.