Bright Family Home

September 25, 2015

BRIGHT family home w/ stunning view! 2 storey with walk out basement located on cul-de-sac. Enter this home with bright living room accentuated w/ big windows & Hunter Douglas view blinds, crown moldings, skylight in the foyer, engineered hardwood floors on the main, kitchen with granite counter tops, breakfast bar, family room w/ magnificent view. Upstairs you continue to appreciate the coast mountains from upstairs bedrooms. Full walk out basement has 2 bedrooms and more living spaces to accommodate your growing family. Updates include counters, floors & stainless steel appliances in 2012, hot water tank in 2011, front windows in 2011, new garage door in 2014. Just minutes to all levels of schools, shop w/ easy freeway access. The post Bright Family Home appeared first on Andy Schildhorn, PREC.

BRIGHT family home w/ stunning view! 2 storey with walk out basement located on cul-de-sac. Enter this home with bright living room accentuated w/ big windows & Hunter Douglas view blinds, crown moldings, skylight in the foyer, engineered hardwood floors on the main, kitchen with granite counter tops, breakfast bar, family room w/ magnificent view. Upstairs you continue to appreciate the coast mountains from upstairs bedrooms. Full walk out basement has 2 bedrooms and more living spaces to accommodate your growing family. Updates include counters, floors & stainless steel appliances in 2012, hot water tank in 2011, front windows in 2011, new garage door in 2014. Just minutes to all levels of schools, shop w/ easy freeway access.

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