Family oriented complex

Philippa • September 20, 2017

ARBOREL PARK – A family oriented complex. Townhouse CORNER UNIT, 9′ ceilings, lots of windows allowing natural light in. 3 bedrooms upstairs, recreation room or currently 4th bedroom downstairs with one full bathroom, sliders to fenced yard and laundry. Side by side 2 car garage with apron parking that can accommodate a full-sized truck. Amenities […] The post Family oriented complex appeared first on Andy Schildhorn, PREC.

ARBOREL PARK – A family oriented complex. Townhouse CORNER UNIT, 9′ ceilings, lots of windows allowing natural light in. 3 bedrooms upstairs, recreation room or currently 4th bedroom downstairs with one full bathroom, sliders to fenced yard and laundry. Side by side 2 car garage with apron parking that can accommodate a full-sized truck. Amenities include a clubhouse with party room, outdoor pool, hot tub, exercise room and indoor hockey room. Located in the popular neighborhood Yorkson – within minutes to all levels of schools, shopping, restaurants and Langley Event Centre.

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