Immaculate Custom-built home

hubertineparamagita • July 6, 2016

IMMACULATE Custom-built home in beautiful east side of Fort Langley. Ideal family home with 3 finished floors of living space, 9' ceilings on the main, 4 gas fireplaces, fresh paint, kitchen w/ brand new stainless steel appliances, new quartz counters, new fixtures throughout, family room with French doors to covered deck overlooking a nice garden. Cozy up with your morning cup of coffee in the balcony off the huge master bedroom upstairs w/ vaulted ceiling, fireplace & reading area. Private, fully fenced south exposed backyard is perfect for kids, pets & friends! RV parking and double car driveway at rear with lane access. There is a designated space for a double garage if desired. Short walk to the Village, schools & transit. The post Immaculate Custom-built home appeared first on Andy Schildhorn, PREC.

IMMACULATE Custom-built home in beautiful east side of Fort Langley. Ideal family home with 3 finished floors of living space, 9′ ceilings on the main, 4 gas fireplaces, fresh paint, kitchen w/ brand new stainless steel appliances, new quartz counters, new fixtures throughout, family room with French doors to covered deck overlooking a nice garden. Cozy up with your morning cup of coffee in the balcony off the huge master bedroom upstairs w/ vaulted ceiling, fireplace & reading area. Private, fully fenced south exposed backyard is perfect for kids, pets & friends! RV parking and double car driveway at rear with lane access. There is a designated space for a double garage if desired. Short walk to the Village, schools & transit.

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