- Office Hours: Open 24 Hours
We tour a lot of homes in the Tri-Cities. This is one of the nicest currently on the market in the greater Port Moody area — a full acre, a chef’s kitchen built for real cooking, and a wine cellar that isn’t there for show. Here’s what $5,999,000 buys at 2051 Ridge Mountain Drive.
2051 Ridge Mountain Drive sits in Pinnacle Ridge Estates, Anmore’s enclave of large, private, forested lots set against the mountain above the Port Moody waterfront. Built in 2018 by Dan Perreault Homes, this is a 2-storey-with-basement estate on a full acre, with 6,927 finished square feet, 5 bedrooms, and 7 bathrooms. Listed at $5,999,000, that works out to roughly $866 per finished square foot — a figure worth having in hand if you’re comparing acreage properties in this price band.
What separates it from a lot of new-build luxury inventory in the Tri-Cities is that the size doesn’t come at the expense of function. The kitchen is built for people who actually cook. The basement is built for people who actually use it. And the lot itself — a rarity at this scale so close to the city — gives the whole property a sense of privacy that a standard view lot can’t match.
The home reads as contemporary West Coast: fibre cement, stone, and stucco exterior, frame-wood construction on a concrete perimeter foundation, and a layout designed to pull the forest and mountain views inside rather than compete with them. Twelve-plus-foot ceilings and oversized glazing on the main floor keep the interior bright even under the tree canopy that gives the lot its privacy. Four fireplaces, radiant heat, a heat pump, and central air keep the home comfortable through every Tri-Cities season.
The main kitchen centres on a 10-foot working island, high-end Thermador appliances, and enough counter space to run a full holiday dinner without traffic jams. A fully separate prep and wok kitchen sits just off it, so the show kitchen stays presentation-ready even when the real work is happening one room over — a detail that matters more than square footage in a home built for entertaining. Nano doors fold the whole space open to the covered patio, so “indoor” and “outdoor” mostly stop being separate categories in summer.
Homes on a full private acre with this level of finish don’t come up often in the Tri-Cities. Jordan Macnab can walk you through 2051 Ridge Mountain Drive and how it compares to other acreage listings currently active in Anmore and Port Moody.
Talk to Jordan MacnabA glass-enclosed, temperature-controlled wine room sits off the main floor — not tucked into a basement corner as an afterthought, but built as a feature you pass on the way to the stairs. It’s the kind of detail that signals this build wasn’t done from a spreadsheet.
A dedicated main-floor office gives remote-work buyers a real, closed-door workspace rather than a repurposed bedroom — a distinction that matters more every year in this price bracket.
Downstairs is built for people who actually use their houses: a family room, a bar room, a home gym, a sauna, and a bedroom with its own storage — not a finished-for-resale afterthought.
Upstairs, the primary bedroom has its own private balcony and sits alongside three more bedrooms and a flex room — enough separation that a family of five isn’t fighting over space. The wide-plank engineered flooring and floor-to-ceiling glazing continue from the main floor, keeping the upper level from feeling like a different, lesser-finished house.
Over 3,000 square feet of covered decks and patios wrap the home, connecting an outdoor pool and lounge areas that back onto greenbelt and tree cover — not a neighbour’s fence line. The MLS lists the view as mountains, inlet, and city, and from the upper patio the tree line opens up enough to see why. This is a property built around being outside as much as being inside.
A full private acre, backing onto greenbelt, with the pool, patios, and a house built around all of it — that combination is genuinely rare in the Tri-Cities at any price.
Anmore’s acreage lots don’t move like standard Port Moody or Coquitlam inventory. Jordan Macnab tracks active and off-market acreage listings across the village and can tell you how this one compares.
Get in TouchAnmore is a small, incorporated village of large lots and forest canopy, wedged between Port Moody and Buntzen Lake / Sasamat Lake. It’s grouped with the Tri-Cities real estate market and falls within School District 43, but it isn’t Port Moody proper — it’s its own municipality, and it feels like it the moment you turn onto a street like Ridge Mountain Drive. If you want acreage, privacy, and mountain access without leaving the Tri-Cities entirely, this is the pocket that delivers it. The tradeoff: you’re further from SkyTrain and core Port Moody / Coquitlam amenities than a condo or townhome buyer would accept, and most day-to-day errands mean a drive rather than a walk.
If your priority is a large, private, forested lot with real acreage — not a view lot squeezed onto a standard suburban block — Anmore remains one of the only places in the Tri-Cities that still delivers that at scale. For a family or move-up buyer who wants a forever home with room to actually spread out, 2051 Ridge Mountain Drive is a strong example of what that looks like at the $6M mark.
If you want a Tri-Cities buyer’s agent who knows Anmore’s acreage inventory, let’s start there. Jordan Macnab can arrange a private showing and walk you through how this listing compares to what else is active right now.
Book a Showing
Jordan Macnab, PREC*
REALTOR® · Personal Real Estate Corporation with The Macnabs Real Estate Team at Royal LePage Elite West. Consistently ranked among Port Moody’s top real estate agents, Jordan represents buyers and sellers across the Tri-Cities, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Anmore, and Greater Vancouver. 604-551-5695 · jordan@themacnabs.com
2051 Ridge Mountain Drive in Anmore is listed at $5,999,000. The estate offers 6,927 finished square feet on a full 1-acre lot, working out to roughly $866 per finished square foot.
The property is in Pinnacle Ridge Estates, a private, forested enclave in Anmore, BC. Anmore is its own incorporated village bordering Port Moody, known for large acreage lots rather than standard suburban blocks.
Anmore trades commute convenience for space and privacy. There’s no SkyTrain access in the village itself, and most day-to-day errands mean a drive rather than a walk, but it’s a short drive to Port Moody Centre and its SkyTrain station. It suits buyers who want a larger, private, forested property and are comfortable driving for daily amenities.
Anmore falls within School District 43 (Coquitlam), the same district serving the wider Tri-Cities area, though Anmore is its own municipality separate from Port Moody and Coquitlam proper.
The combination of a full private acre backing onto greenbelt, a purpose-built chef’s kitchen with a separate wok kitchen, a glass-enclosed wine cellar, and a fully finished basement with a bar room, gym, and sauna is uncommon at any price point in the Tri-Cities — most luxury inventory in this price range sits on standard view lots rather than true acreage.
The listing is held by Kyle Lamb, PREC*, of Royal LePage Sterling Realty, co-listed with Brian Lamb, PREC*, of Royal LePage West Real Estate Services.
Jordan Macnab of The Macnabs Real Estate Team is not the listing brokerage but can arrange a private showing and provide buyer representation.