Jim Korchinski

The Sutherland Residence is a fine example of a Craftsman-style heritage home that has been brought up to today's standards. Built in 1944 for Ross Sutherland, an employee of the Thurston-Flavelle sawmill in Port Moody, it likely used local mill materials. Relocated from 2830 St. George St., this charming 4BD/3BA home is part of the City's Heritage Protection initiative.A carefully executed restoration/rehabilitation plan was completed in 2020 with new foundation and basement, roof, electrical, plumbing, heating, and kitchen.Partially finished garden level basement with 9' ceilings and separate entrance awaits your ideas.Take in Port Moody's vibrant Arts & Culture scene, Brewery District and outdoor activities.Close to Transit, Schools & Rocky Point Park. Note some images virtually staged

Great home on a quiet street only a few houses from Martha Jane Norris Elementary. Watch your kids walk to school. This very functional, 3 bedroom home has a very smooth flow and is well laid out. Long term owners have lovingly maintained this home, with a newer roof and furnace. Family room on main and a private, fenced rear yard with private patio and great access to Hwy. 10 and 91. Move in ready.