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College Heights is next to the UNBC campus in southwest Prince George. Young families, university staff, and professionals make up most of the area. You get older ranchers and newer builds here, and the price per square foot tends to be lower than comparable homes on the north side. UNBC's trail network and sports facilities are right there for residents to use. Downtown is a short drive, and you skip the bridge commute that the Hart and north-end neighbourhoods deal with.
As of October 2026, there are 25 active listings in the College Heights area of Prince George, BC. The median asking price is $494,900. Prices start from $249,900 up to $1,600,000.
Based on active MLS® listings in the mapped College Heights area. Updated hourly via CREA DDF®.
Showing listings within the College Heights neighbourhood boundary. 23 homes, plus 2 lots and commercial listings.
Showing 25 listings

105 4450 COWART ROAD
Prince George, British Columbia

7386 IMPERIAL PLACE
Prince George, British Columbia

5659 BROCK DRIVE
Prince George, British Columbia

5590 SIMON FRASER AVENUE
Prince George, British Columbia

5220 YORK PLACE
Prince George, British Columbia

7843 ROCHESTER CRESCENT
Prince George, British Columbia

3135 MONAHAN CRESCENT
Prince George, British Columbia

7207 IMPERIAL CRESCENT
Prince George, British Columbia

7511 JEAN DE BREBEUF CRESCENT
Prince George, British Columbia

335 4393 COWART ROAD
Prince George, British Columbia

3275 MONAHAN CRESCENT
Prince George, British Columbia

7759 QUEENS CRESCENT
Prince George, British Columbia

7924 LOYOLA CRESCENT
Prince George, British Columbia

5663 TRENT DRIVE
Prince George, British Columbia

6696 SIMON FRASER AVENUE
Prince George, British Columbia

117 3233 MCGILL CRESCENT
Prince George, British Columbia

6653 ESSEX CRESCENT
Prince George, British Columbia

2919 MCGILL CRESCENT
Prince George, British Columbia

7670 MCMASTER PLACE
Prince George, British Columbia

7078 HARVARD CRESCENT
Prince George, British Columbia

6828 FAIRMONT CRESCENT
Prince George, British Columbia

7391 IMPERIAL CRESCENT
Prince George, British Columbia

8068 PRINCETON CRESCENT
Prince George, British Columbia

4241 COWART ROAD
Prince George, British Columbia

5063 DOMANO BOULEVARD
Prince George, British Columbia
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Get a free valuation →College Heights runs along the ridge beside the UNBC campus in southwest Prince George. For a student living at home, campus is a 5 to 10 minute drive or an easy bike ride, and UNBC's trails and sports facilities work like a shared backyard for the whole neighbourhood.
Forests for the World, the 106-hectare trail park on Cranbrook Hill, is a short drive up the road. Families with kids or dogs bring up the trails more than anything else when they talk about living here.
The most common house is a 1970s or 1980s split-level: three bedrooms, a basement, somewhere between 1,200 and 1,600 square feet. They were built solidly, and plenty have been renovated in the last ten years. You'll also see older ranchers, plus newer builds and infill, mostly closer to the university.
That mix means one block can hold an original-condition house that needs a kitchen and a fully redone one next door. Condition moves the price here as much as the address does.
École College Heights Elementary (dual-track English and French) and College Heights Secondary are both in the neighbourhood, with Southridge, Malaspina, Polaris Montessori and Immaculate Conception close by. Save-On-Foods, Walmart and College Heights Plaza cover most errands.
You can walk to school, the parks and some of the shops. For anything bigger, you'll drive. A community association runs events through the year, and people tend to know their neighbours.
Mostly young families, people who work at UNBC, and buyers moving up from a starter home. Downsizers are less common; most of them look at Connaught or the Crescents for something smaller and closer to downtown.
Rental demand from UNBC staff and students is steady, so a well-kept rental near campus doesn't sit long, especially when it lists in August or September.
You'll pay more here than in the city's entry-level areas like Spruceland, Jensen or Millar Addition. Many homes are 40-plus years old, so plan for a roof, furnace or windows at some point. Homes on the forested edges can cost more to insure because they sit near the wildfire interface, so get a quote before your subjects come off.
The upside is the commute. You skip the bridge that Hart residents cross every day, and downtown is a short drive. If College Heights listings are thin when you're looking, University Heights/Parkside draws a similar crowd and is worth a look.
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