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Cascade

7152 Tahoma Place


Chilliwack, V4Z 0E1 H99 - Eastern Hillsides

Official Website: westbow.ca/cascade Developers Website: westbow.ca

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Cascade - 7152 Tahoma Place, Chilliwack, BC V4Z 0E1, Canada. Crossroads are Tahoma Place and Marble Hill Road. Cascade has a total of 34 units. Completed in 2020. Developed by Westbow.

The Eastern Hillsides are the perfect location for those who want the serenity of nature, along with a vibrant community life. This neighbourhood houses many like minded families who are seeking a peaceful, scenic place to reside and live comfortably.The Eastern Hillsides is not without its own adventuring options, such as the Community Trails Park for a casual stroll in the mountain woods, or the Gloria Peak hike for panoramic view of the entire Fraser Valley.

Official Website: westbow.ca/cascade
Phone: 604-846-7355
Email: lisa@westeringhteam.ca
Sales Address: 7098B Tahoma Place, Chilliwack
Strata Sub Categories: Strata
 

Cascade Technical Info

Building Name Cascade
Address 7152 Tahoma Place
City Chilliwack
Neighborhood Eastern Hillsides
Listing Price Range N/A
Floors 3
Units in Development: 34
Units in Strata:34
Property Types Freehold Strata
Sub Categories:Strata
Year Built 2020
Developer Westbow
Official Website westbow.ca/cascade
Strata Website colyvanpacific.com/
Management Colyvan Pacific Real Estat
  604-683-8399
 info@colyvanpacific..
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