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Viceroy

609 Belmont Street


New Westminster, V0V 0V0 VNWUP - Uptown NW

Official Website: www.liveatviceroy.com Developers Website: www.bosadev.com
  • Levels: 26
  • Suites: 168
  • Status: Completed
  • Built: 2013
  • Title To Land: Freehold Strata
  • Building Type: Strata
  • Bldg#: 8806

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Viceroy by Bosa - 609 Belmont Street, New Westminster, BC, 26 Storey, 168 units, completion scheduled for summer 2013 - located at 5th Avenue and 6th Street in Uptown New Westminster. Viceroy is an impressive and iconic masterpiece in Uptown New Westminster by Bosa Properties Inc. and BlueSky Properties. Chris Dideakos Architects Inc, BYU Design (interior designers) and Durante Kreuk Ltd Landscape Architects round out the development team. This 26-storey tower features 168 studio, 1, 2 & 3-bedroom and den residences ranging from 374 to 1,608 sq. ft and ground floor retail, with most homes having majestic mountain, city and water views.

Outside, a water feature will line an entire side of the building, and landscaped green space will surround the development. Inside, Viceroy homes feature Stainmaster treated carpeting in bedrooms, a deep, spacious desk built into a nook between the kitchen and living room, solid polished quartz countertops with full-height porcelain backsplash in kitchens & bathrooms, breakfast bar, contemporary laminate cabinetry, Kohler faucets, Samsung refrigerators, Bosch ovens and dishwashers and full-sized washers and dryers, soaker tub or walk-in shower with full-height tile surround, porcelain tile flooring, American Standard tub & shower fixtures, Designer vanity with integral storage drawer, 150-square-foot balconies and a storage locker provided for each home. Residents also can enjoy building amenities like a common clubhouse lounge, a fitness gym, on site manager, bike lockers and extra security.

Viceroy is located in the exciting neighborhood of Uptown or Royal City. Two blocks away is Moody Park; one block away are Safeway, Save-On Foods, London Drugs, Starbucks, major banks, and an awesome collection of both casual and fine dining options. Royal City Center, Uptown Center and Columbia Square Mall are around the corner. Douglas College, New West Secondary, Herbert Spencer Community School are within ten-minute walk. Also a few minutes to New Westminster Sky train station, public transit, Hwy#91, and only 25 minutes away from Downtown Vancouver, Burnaby Brentwood Mall, and 15 minutes away from Metrotown, Lougheed Centre and Surrey Centre. Via highway 91, it is only 20 minutes driving to Richmond, Vancouver international Airport is just 30 minutes away. 

Official Website: www.liveatviceroy.com
Phone: 604-522-2583
Email: awang@bosaproperties.com
Sales Address: 609 Belmont Street, New Westminster, BC, Canada
Strata Sub Categories: Strata
 

Viceroy Technical Info

Building Name Viceroy
Address 609 Belmont Street
City New Westminster
Neighborhood Uptown NW
Listing Price Range N/A
Floors 26
Units in Development: 168
Units in Strata:168
Property Types Freehold Strata
Sub Categories:Strata
Year Built 2013
Parking-Storage Designation Common Property
Developer Bosa Development
Designer BYU Design
Official Website www.liveatviceroy.com
Restrictions Details
Title to Land Freehold Strata
  

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