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Village Gardens

5008 47a Ave


Ladner, V4K VLDLE - Ladner Elementary

Official Website: villagegardens.ca Marketers Website: flre.ca
  • Levels: 3
  • Suites: 18
  • Status: Completed
  • Built: 2015
  • Building Type: Strata
  • Bldg#: 10842

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Village Gardens - 5008 47A Avenue, Ladner, BC V4K, Canada. Crossroads are Delta Street and Garry Street. Village Gardens features 15, 3-storey townhomes and 3, 3-storey row homes. Estimated completion is Summer 2015. Developed by Raicon Developments. Architecture by Focus Architecture. Nestled in the heart of Ladner just steps from the Village Centre, each of these handcrafted homes, in your choice of 2 + den or 3 bedroom plans, are professionally designed and perfectly placed for the life you want to live. Nearby parks include Mckee Park, Ladner Habour Park and Kirkland Mini Park. Nearby schools include Creative Beginnings Montessori Preschool & Daycare, Delta Secondary School, Ladner Elementary and Port Guichon Elementary. The closest grocery stores are Wellspring Health, Budget Foods and Parsley Sage & Thyme Health Store. Nearby coffee shops include Localz Urban Cafe, Stir Coffee House and Sara's Old Fashioned Ice Cream. Nearby restaurants include Pho Saigon, Vagellis Grill and Ladner Sushi.

Sales Centre: flre.ca
Official Website: villagegardens.ca
Phone: (604) 375 0516
Email: danielle@flre.ca
Sales Address: 5008 47A Avenue, Ladner, B.C.
Strata Sub Categories: Strata
 

Village Gardens Technical Info

Building Name Village Gardens
Address 5008 47a Ave
City Ladner
Neighborhood Ladner Elementary
Listing Price Range N/A
Floors 3
Units in Development: 18
Units in Strata:18
Sub Categories:Strata
Year Built 2015
Official Website villagegardens.ca/
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