Open House - Oct 22 2023

Andy Schildhorn • October 20, 2023

SUNDAY 2 - 4PM

9260 Frenice Crescent, Langley, BC
4 Bed | 3 Bath | 2,5000sq.ft | 11,395sd.ft Lot


Charming Fort Langley Cape Cod home located on a quiet cul-de-sac offers the perfect family retreat. This spacious executive-style home sits on a private 1/3 acre lot, surrounded by beautiful trees & low-maintenance landscaping. The remodeled interior features a maple kitchen with stainless steel appliances & skylights that bathe the eating area in natural light. The main floor features a family room, formal living, and dining room for gatherings. Sliders open to decks creating an oasis to unwind. Room for a pool? Retreat to the master suite with flex space for yoga or just to chill & read. Bonus: double garage with a games room or 4th bedroom above, offering space for recreation. Air conditioning! Short walk to Fine Arts School, historic Fort Langley for shopping, dining & walking trails.

SUNDAY 2 - 4PM

23104 96 Avenue, Langley, BC
5 Bed | 3 Bath |
2,650sq.ft | 21,712sd.ft Lot


Welcome to this remarkable 1/2 acre home in Fort Langley, where location, convenience, and natural beauty unite. Generously set back from the main road, and less than a block from the Langley Fine Arts School that kids can come home for lunch! Enjoy the five-bedroom plus den family home, or rent out while planning your dream home. Spacious outdoor area with semi-wrapped deck, south-facing exposure for kids' play, entertaining, and gardening. The garden in the back has plenty of fruit trees, berry shrubs, grapevine, and two 12'x 20' organic vegetable plots. Walk or bike to groceries, shops, dining, or the Fort-to-Fort Trail. Private setting with expansive yard bordering Fort Langley Park. Gate at the back for quick access to the Park for evening strolls & dog walk. Act now to own this gem!

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Most pricing mistakes don’t happen after a home is listed. They happen before it ever hits the market. In this video, I break down why day-one pricing matters more than later price reductions, and how buyers in the Langley and Fraser Valley real estate market form opinions almost immediately. I explain what really happens when sellers decide to “just try a price,” how that impacts buyer behaviour, and why early positioning determines who you end up negotiating with. This isn’t about aggressive pricing or chasing the market. It’s about preparation, realistic positioning, and maintaining leverage in a market that has been drifting lower. I’m Andy Schildhorn with Macdonald Realty. I’ve spent more than 30 years helping buyers and sellers navigate real estate in Langley and across the Fraser Valley, and I’ve seen this same pattern repeat itself in every type of market. If you’re thinking about selling, this is a conversation worth having early. 📅 Book a time to talk: https://rly.forsale/Chat-with-Andy 📞 778.835.8957 📧 andy@andytherealtor.com 🌐 www.AndyTheRealtor.com
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