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Kew Gardens - 20881 87 Avenue Langley, BC V1M 2Y3, LMS2598 - Located in the heart of Walnut Grove in Langley on 87 Avenue and 208 Street. Kew Gardens offers 91 luxury detached townhomes built in 1999 that are professionally managed. This is a central location close to bus stops, Alex Hope Elementary, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, restaurants, coffee shops, Yorkson Community Forest Hills Park, walking trails, all your shopping needs and more! Direct access to major transportation routes including the Trans-Canada Highway, allows an easy commute to surrounding destinations. Most homes feature two levels, skylights, cozy fireplaces, floor-to-ceiling windows to brighten your home, 9' ceilings and in-suite laundry. Residents can enjoy their large fenced backyards with partial covered patio areas that are great for BBQ's all year around. Other features incude a double side-by-side garage, visitor parking is available throughout and gorgeous views of the North Shore Mountains can be seen from most homes. This complex backs onto a greenbelt where residents have privacy and homes are surrounded with a park-like setting. This is a quiet, family oriented community that offers convenient townhomes living - Live at Kew Gardens!
Strata Sub Categories: Strata Townhouses
Kew Gardens Technical Info
| Building Name |
Kew Gardens |
| Address |
20881 87th Ave |
| City |
Langley |
| Neighborhood |
Walnut Grove |
| Listing Price Range |
N/A |
| Floors |
2 |
| Units in Development: | 91 |
| Units in Strata: | 91 |
| Property Types |
Freehold Strata |
| Sub Categories: | Strata Townhouses |
| Year Built |
1999 |
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BCREA Housing Market Update (January 2019)
December 2018 Market Insights
2018 became a buyer's market in December. Overall listings and sales were below the 10 year average
REBGV Housing Market Update For Novemberr 2018
Sales for November were down 43% from the same period last year. 3,461 new listings were recorded in November
Housing Market Update (December 2018)
Home sales across the province were down 33% in November compared to last year. Listings were up 31% compared to last year
REBGV Housing Market Update For October 2018
Sales for October are down 35% compared to last year. October had 4,873 new listings.
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