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Broadmoor, Richmond — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Broadmoor is a residential neighbourhood of Richmond, British Columbia, boxed in by Gilbert Road, Blundell Road and Steveston Highway.
About Broadmoor
Where to stay in Broadmoor
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Broadmoor is residential first and last, so travellers who base themselves here trade the density of the City Centre for quiet streets inside the square that Gilbert Road, Blundell Road and Steveston Highway mark out. Beds are sparse. Richmond's City Centre and Steveston both carry more rooms, and either is an easy drive from the Steveston Highway edge, which makes Broadmoor a base for anyone who wants a car and a quiet night rather than a doorstep full of options.
About Broadmoor
What are the main landmarks in Broadmoor?
Broadmoor draws no sightseeing list. The neighbourhood's defining structures are its boundary roads, with Gilbert Road, Blundell Road and Steveston Highway framing a grid of houses that was built to be lived in rather than looked at. Richmond keeps its draws in the City Centre and in Steveston, and both sit close enough that Broadmoor works as a quiet address rather than a destination in its own right.
What is the history of Broadmoor?
Little of Broadmoor's past is recorded. What the record does hold is its standing within Richmond, where only the City Centre and Steveston have come to hold more people, a measure of how thoroughly this ground was given over to housing. The boundaries came from the road grid.
Gilbert Road, Blundell Road and Steveston Highway still define the neighbourhood on three sides, and a fourth road closes it on the east.
Where is Broadmoor?
Richmond sets the frame here, with Gilbert Road on the west, Blundell Road on the north and Steveston Highway closing the south side of the neighbourhood.
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Updated August 2026