Built in the 1970s, a paradise for fishing and swimming on nearby beaches, parks and Lake Kaukawa.
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Weekly summary of three recently sold properties in Metro Vancouver.
66603 Summer Rd. , Hope
Type: 2 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom Detach
Size:1,547 sq ft
B.C. Rating: $ 524,000
Listing: $ 699,900
Price: $ 710,000
Price:May 30
Number of days in the market for this list:5
List Agent:Keller Williams Elite Real Estate Jordan McNab
Buyer: Crystal Hung at Icon&co. Boutique Inc.
Big sale:This A-frame cabin was built in the 1970s Located on the outskirts of the Hope, near beaches, parks and a fishing and swimming paradise on Lake Kaukawa. The two-story house is a spacious house with stanchions and beams, a master bedroom, a kitchen, curved wood-covered walls surrounding a spacious dining area, an upgraded bathroom, and a highly efficient gas fireplace. It offers an impressive interior with a spacious living room. Properties include new electrical panels, hot tub and RV wiring, sealed concrete crawl space, air conditioning, smart thermostats, on-demand hot water, upstairs updated carpet, new washer / dryer, fresh stuff, etc. , Benefiting from numerous updates. Exterior paint and numerous yard upgrades. The backyard has multiple deck areas with streams and mountain views.
714 Millyard, Vancouver
Type: 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom townhouse
Size:1,049 sq ft
B.C. Rating: $ 851,000
Listing: $ 599,000
Selling Price: $ 610,000
Selling Price:May 12
Number of days in the market on this list :One
List Agent: Heller Murch Realty's Raphael Arazi
Buyer:Sutton Group's Dwain Loanto-West Coast Real Tee
Big Sale:This two-bedroom Fall Creek Townhouse boasts over 1,000 square feet. Living space combined with a 300 sq ft west facing rooftop patio. It forms part of the Creek Village Complex, a completely sheltered leasehold near Granville Island, Charleson Park and the seawall. The three-story interior features an open-plan kitchen and dining area on the main level, sliding glass door access to the balcony, stairs leading to both the bedroom and family bathroom, and a wooden gallery living room. There are stairs. -Covered vaulted ceiling and wood-burning fireplace. The upgrade includes a new hot water tank, a full size washer and dryer, and an updated cabinet. The house comes with parking, storage lockers and a monthly maintenance fee of $ 394.20. Pets and rentals are allowed.
32 – 488 Furness St., New Westminster
Type: 2 bedroom, 3 bathroom townhouse
Size:1,165 sq ft
B.C. Rating:Not applicable
Listing: $ 898,000
Price: $ 872,000
Sale on:May 22
Number of days in the market on this list :
List Agent:ReMax Westcoast Shafik Ladha and Shamir Charania
Buyer: RA Realty Alliance Inc. Calvin Cheng
Big Sale: Portside is a newly completed collection of designer townhouses. It is located on the banks of the Fraser River overlooking downtown New Westminster. Built by Anthem in the city's Queensboro district, this development features 170 town homes and duplex communities in the size of 2-4 bedrooms. This particular home is bright and spacious with arched ceilings, laminated flooring, a spacious closet, a double vanity in the main ensuite, a convenient main floor powder room and a kitchen with stylish cabinets. Enjoying a living space of about 1,200 square feet with a floor plan Smart-enabled Samsung appliance. Behind the property is an extended tandem garage, above which is a balcony offering summer entertainment with barbecue space. The unit has a monthly maintenance fee of $ 273.52 and pets and rentals are allowed.
These transactions were edited by Nicola Way of RealtorsBestHomesBC.com
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