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Hillside Village - 320 Casey Street, Coquitlam, BC V3K 4X6, Canada. Strata plan number EPP63314. Crossroads are Casey Street and Hachey Avenue. A group of 14 homes available in 2,3 or 4 bedroom plans. Estimated completion in Summer 2017. Each home is designed and built with a focus on modern yet functional living. With an oversized breakfast bar, wide plank textured laminate flooring, and high efficiency heat pump systems with air conditioning you can enjoy all the modern luxuries without sacrificing traditional comfort. Developed by Haraman Developments. Maintenance fees include garbage pickup, gardening, and sewer.
Walking distance to Rochester Park and Maillard Middle School. Other schools nearby are Traditional Learning Academy, Rochester Elementary, Inquiry Hub, and Montgomery Middle School. Grocery stores and supermarkets nearby are Hoys Market, Safeway, Fresh Farm Grocery, Ridgemont Foods, Real Canadian Superstore, and superstore Coquitlam.
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