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Shyne

6285 King George Blvd


Surrey, V3X 1G1 F38 - Panorama Ridge

Marketers Website: www.axisrealestate.ca
  • Levels: 6
  • Status: Under Construction
  • Built: 2024
  • Building Type: Strata Condos
  • Bldg#: 15834

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Building Info

Shyne at 6285 King George Blvd, Surrey, BC V3X 1G1, Canada. Nearest crossroads are 64th Avenue and King George Boulevard at Panorama Ridge neighbourdhood. Shyne is a new condo development by Maskeen. The development has estimated completion on 2024. Shyne are design driven - from the spacious layout of the floorplans to the luxurious amenity space with expansive ceilings & windows bathing the space in natural light, no detail was too small in an effort to ensure Shyne epitomizes luxurious yet comfortable living at every turn.

Sales Centre: www.axisrealestate.ca
Phone: 604-592-9733
Sales Address: 6285 King George Boulevard
Strata Sub Categories: Strata Condos
 

Shyne Technical Info

Building Name Shyne
Address 6285 King George Blvd
City Surrey
Neighborhood Panorama Ridge
Listing Price Range N/A
Floors 6
Sub Categories:Strata Condos
Year Built 2024
Developer Maskeen
Restrictions Details
  

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Shyne - 6285 King George Blvd - Development by Maskeen
Shyne - 6285 King George Blvd - Development by Maskeen
Shyne - 6285 King George Blvd - Development by Maskeen
Shyne - 6285 King George Blvd - Development by Maskeen

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