Haldi House

Overview

The century-old Haldi House in Fort Langley is a two and a half storey, with basement, Edwardian-era foursquare-style residence constructed in 1908. The Township of Langley has identified the building as one of its prominent heritage houses and is committed to its rehabilitation and preservation.

Preservation and restoration of this heritage feature is a key first step in the Fort Langley Public Waterfront Redevelopment.

Updates

June 16, 2025

Contractors are on site with fencing installed and tree protection in place. Hazmat abatement starting this week with demolition of the Bedford restaurant additions to follow. Once abated and the later building attachments have been removed, the original Haldi House structure will be repositioned to make way for new basement foundation work.

March 21, 2025

Activities on site will start in April, with restaurant additions to the Haldi House slated for removal in May.

February 3, 2025

Design consultants have been selected and are developing the design for this project. Permitting documents are being prepared and planning is underway for demolition of the surrounding restaurant additions.

Project details

The detailed conservation plan includes:

• relocation of the Haldi House to Glover Road while maintaining its current orientation as a key part of the redevelopment of the Fort Langley waterfront and the urban fabric
• preserve and restore all identified original interior elements on the main and upper levels.
• preserve and restore all exterior original elements on all historic facades of the Haldi House
• rehabilitate the existing interior layout of the Haldi House for public, multipurpose uses as per redevelopment goals

Project value

$4 Million

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