Highstreet Village is a new presale condo and townhouse development by AB Wall currently in preconstruction at 3174 Mount Lehman Road, Abbotsford. Highstreet Village has a total of 157 units.

Highstreet Village Highlights

• 4 minutes by car to The Rinks at Summit Centre
• 8 minutes by care to Matsqui Recreation Centre
• A quick drive to Abbotsford International Airport
• A short 15 minutes to Sumas border crossing

About Highstreet Village

Coming soon to Abbotsford’s West Townline neighbourhood, Highstreet Village is a 12-acre master-planned community by AB Wall Group. It consists of 157 spacious townhomes and seven mid-rise buildings with 577 condominiums. Nine types of townhome have 3-storey layouts with two to four bedrooms; seven include rooftop decks. Condominiums will offer a selection of floor plans ranging from one to three bedrooms. Residents will have access to over 37,000 sq ft of amenities, including landscaped common areas, a 2-storey clubhouse, and spaces in individual buildings. A future transit hub, providing both local and regional services, will be located on the south side of the property.

Parking and Storage at Highstreet Village

All townhomes will have attached 1- or 2-car private garages in either double wide or tandem configurations. Some units will have a parking apron in front of the garage that offers space for additional vehicles. Parking for townhome visitors is provided by 38 stalls spread throughout the townhome portion of the site. Bicycle & vehicle parking and storage lockers for condominium residents will be accommodated in two-level underground parkades.

About the Developer of Highstreet Village an Abbotsford Presale

AB Wall Group, owned by prominent Vancouver developers Alf and Bruno Wall, commissioned Abbotsford-based Focus Architecture to design Highstreet Village.

Founded in 1972 by Carson Noftle, Focus Architecture has consistently served British Columbia’s development community with high-quality design in the multiple-family, commercial, and religious sectors. Client relationships are based on an ongoing dialogue about their goals and vision. This approach allows for informed decisions that provide directed solutions for each individual project. The result is a design that reflects the team’s collective ambition, is firmly rooted in its community, and is guided by the realities of the construction marketplace.