Real estate in Maple Ridge: Ken Hemminger

Coquitlam - One Bedroom Apartment $191,000

One of the few one bedroom apartments available in Coquitlam. This is a well maintained building conveniently located to skytrain, Simon Fraser University, Lougheed Mall, Safeway. The Evergreen Line has been approved and will connect Lougheed Mall with Port Moody.

This is a south facing corner suite, with building uprades that include a new elevator, updated plumbing in 1995 and the roof [Torch-On] is approx. 7years old. Please note that the maintenance fee includes the laundry, heating and domestic hot-water. Storage locker and one car parking is included and there’s a car wash area. Pets are OK[25lbs or less], but no rentals, Age restriction is 19+ for owners.
Freshly painted and new laminate flooring.

Property Details:

Property type: Apartment
Category: 2nd Floor
Age: Built in 1972
Bedrooms: One 14×11
Bathroom: 4 piece
Size: 698 sq.ft.
Maintenance fee: $178.02
Taxes: $983.45 [2008]
South facing sundeck

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Filed under: Listings, $0-$200,000, Attached apartment,

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