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Umbra at Portwood

1190 Cecile Ave


Port Moody, V3H 1N1 VPMPM - Port Moody Centre

Official Website: https://portwood.ca/umbra
  • Levels: 6
  • Suites: 219
  • Status: Under Construction
  • Built: 2026
  • Building Type: Strata Condos
  • Bldg#: 16485

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Portwood is a 23 acre green-focused community positioned squarely in the pulse of vibrant Port Moody. Our commitment to sustainability means that residents can explore a vast landscape of untouched earth far beyond their backyard, while enjoying every comfort that connected living has to offer.

Portwood redefines neighbourhoods by emphasizing the importance of connection with each other and nature. With open amenities that promote community, parks for play, and trails to explore, residents can enjoy both urban and suburban lifestyles.

With a natural garden sanctuary at the heart of the architecture, Umbra invites residents to connect with one another at their own pace, in their own space. Inspired by communal living and taking cues from its natural surroundings, Acton Ostry Architects delivers design that mixes Scandinavian simplicity with the effortlessness of West Coast style.

Umbra at 1190 Cecile Dr. Port Moody, cross roads are Angela Dr. and Cecile Dr., Spans 6 storeys, with 219 residences and townhomes make a striking debut for Portwood. Umbra seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living, offering you a zen-inspired oasis where you can reconnect with nature. Umbra has 12 Bedroom Residences & 3 Bedroom Concrete Townhomes.

 

Official Website: https://portwood.ca/umbra
Phone: 604.931.8096
Email: info@portwood.ca
Sales Address: 1190 Cecile Drive, Port Moody
Strata Sub Categories: Strata Condos
 

Umbra at Portwood Technical Info

Building Name Umbra at Portwood
Address 1190 Cecile Ave
City Port Moody
Neighborhood Port Moody Centre
Listing Price Range N/A
Floors 6
Units in Development: 219
Units in Strata:219
Sub Categories:Strata Condos
Year Built 2026
Architect Name Acton Ostry Architec
Architect Phone 604-739-3344
Architect Email info@actonostry.ca
Designer Christina Oberti Interior Design
Official Website https://portwood.c
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