About the building
The Strathmore is a 4-storey mixed-use development located in the heart of Langford's Goldstream Village, offering immediate access to local shops and transit. Completed in 2008, the building features 39 residential units, including distinctive top-floor lofts with soaring 18-foot ceilings, mezzanine levels, and private rooftop patios. Residents enjoy industrial-chic interiors with granite countertops and electric fireplaces, all situated above convenient ground-floor retail.
The Strathmore is registered as strata plan VIS6596, built on a poured-concrete foundation with a stone exterior finish and a metal roof; the strata fee covers building insurance, water and grounds, and one record counts 45 units rather than 39. The lofts are the signature homes: two-level one-bedroom, two-bathroom plans of roughly 650 to 760 square feet with vaulted living rooms, engineered wood floors, heat-pump air conditioning and radiant-heated bathroom tile, some with private rooftop patios of more than 500 square feet. Strata fees on the lofts run around $350 a month.
The building has an elevator, bike storage and a shared rooftop patio with mountain views. Listings describe it as pet-friendly with restrictions; confirm age rules with the strata. Veterans Memorial Park, the Goldstream Avenue shops and the Langford bus exchange are a short walk, and the Route 95 RapidBus to downtown leaves from the exchange.
About Langford Proper
Langford Proper is the MLS name for the centre of the City of Langford: the Goldstream Avenue strip, Station Avenue, Claude Road and the blocks around Veterans Memorial Park and Langford Lake. Langford incorporated in 1992, became a city in 2003 and was the fastest-growing community in British Columbia at the 2021 census, and its downtown is the newest high-density core in Greater Victoria. Almost all of the housing here is condominium, apartment or townhome stock built since the early 2000s, with towers of 18 storeys and more now proposed around Peatt Road and Goldstream Avenue.
The neighbourhood is unusually well served for its size. Langford Lake and the Ed Nixon Trail sit a few blocks from the shops, the YMCA-YWCA aquatic centre and library opened in 2016, and City Centre Park, Eagle Ridge Community Centre and Starlight Stadium, home to Pacific FC and Rugby Canada, are at the west end of the core. Westshore Town Centre and the Millstream big-box stores handle most errands. Belmont Secondary is on the lake. Langford Exchange is the West Shore transit hub, and the Route 95 RapidBus runs from there to the Legislature about every fifteen minutes; the Galloping Goose crosses the city, and the drive downtown is about twenty minutes outside rush hour.
About Langford
The City of Langford is the vibrant urban core of the West Shore, located in the Capital Regional District on southern Vancouver Island. Incorporated in 1992, Langford has rapidly grown into one of the region’s fastest-developing municipalities, with a population now exceeding 25,000 residents. Known for its ambition, youthful energy, and modern West Coast style, Langford offers a dynamic blend of urban convenience, recreational opportunities, and natural beauty.
Langford’s appeal lies in its ability to provide something for everyone. Families, young professionals, and retirees are drawn to its diverse housing options, from single-family homes and townhouses to modern condominiums. The city boasts a wide range of amenities, including shopping centres, restaurants, schools, and state-of-the-art recreational facilities. Langford is also home to Westhills Stadium and the Juan de Fuca Recreation Centre, making it a hub for regional sports and community events.
The city is equally celebrated for its proximity to outdoor recreation. Residents enjoy easy access to lakes, golf courses, hiking trails, and parks such as Goldstream Provincial Park and Mount Finlayson. This connection to the outdoors is balanced with a commitment to economic growth, as Langford continues to attract new businesses, investment, and infrastructure projects that support its expanding population.
Today, Langford represents a community where lifestyle and opportunity converge. With its forward-looking municipal government, steady development, and strong sense of community pride, Langford is not only a place to live—it is a place to thrive.
