Huge ground floor corner unit, Herons Landing sits beautifully in a natural park-like setting adjacent to Olympic View Golf Course.
Solid concrete floors and enhanced soundproofing ensure the privacy and peace you need while being minutes to everything including major bus routes, red barn market, the new high school, groceries and more.
A high building standard is evident with quality engineered wide plank laminate floors, 9' ceilings, huge kitchen with granite countertops, stainless Kitchenaid appliances, soft close cupboards and heated floors.
Two bedrooms and den with over 1300 square feet and a massive deck make this condo feel more like a one level townhome. 2 parking spaces and exterior
Buying a home demands a lot of a person's attention and care, and may take several weeks or many months. Buying real estate is often the most significant way a majority of people define their personal wealth. With these basics, home buyers can prepare for all the steps they need to complete.
Inspect Finances and Research Mortgages
For many people, getting a mortgage is one of the biggest loans they will ever have. This often means that those who want to buy a home need to have their finances in top condition. Months before they plan to buy a home, people should take a thorough and honest look at their credit, income, and debts. They can start thinking about the kinds of mortgages available, and which loans would be most appropriate for their
You'll love this beautiful, relaxing setting with fruit trees and gardens on a .42 acre lot. 5 bedrooms with suite possibility make this an ideal home for families.
Enjoy ocean glimpses from the living room as you enjoy the hardwood floors and a cozy fire in the fireplace.
Updated septic system includes 3 tanks and alarm system.
There's also a newer heat pump to cool things off in summer and warm things up in winter.
Lots of parking available as well.
The central location allows for easy access to the airport, ferry, and amenities in Sidney.
A fixer-upper can be a perfect home for some people because it gives homeowners a fresh canvas on which they can build the home they’ve always dreamed of. However, finding the right fixer-upper home isn’t just as easy as buying the first one available and expecting it to be completely fixable and changeable. Here are five things all homeowners interested in a fixer-upper home should be on the lookout for before putting in an offer.
1. Is the Location Right?
This is one of the few things that can’t be changed in a fixer-upper home. If the buyers don’t like where it’s located, then it isn’t worth all the time, effort, and money spent to make the home perfect for them. When seeing homes for sale, buyers should be sure to ask their real estate
Looking for an updated and affordable family home...look no further than 3038 Jacklin Rd!
This updated 1900+ square foot home is being offered at a great value with a rare bonus of a one bedroom in-law suite.
Use it for revenue, the extended family or as additional living space.
The home has the option of five bedrooms plus a den and three bathrooms on two levels.
More than enough room for that growing family.
There have been many updates throughout the home including a new roof, gutters, and vinyl windows on the exterior. Inside, durable laminate flooring, maple kitchen cabinets with stainless appliances, warm neutral colors, tub surround, fixtures and, a warm wood burning stove.
Everyone wants a home that looks welcoming, especially when they’re trying to sell that home. A welcoming home draws buyers in and makes them want to spend time there, which can result in offers and even a sale. The best way to make a home appealing is to focus on its cub appeal, as the home’s exterior will be the first thing buyers see of it. There are many ways to boost curb appeal, and here are six of them.
1. Keep the Gardens Tidy
Gardens are highly visible and naturally draw the buyer’s eye, so it’s important for any gardens to look their best with the best possible landscaping. This includes removing weeds and dead plants, putting down fresh mulch, clipping overgrown bushes, and so on. Planting bushes and flowers can also be a good way
The imbalance of supply and demand has shifted some in favour of buyers, but continues to be undersupplied in lower priced housing. The result being that more affordable housing is continuing to experience rising prices.
There were 755 properties sold on Victoria Real Estate Board this May, down 25% from the 1,006 sold in May last year and also 2.5% fewer than April 2018. Of those sold 237 were condos and 406 were single family homes.
At the same time, the number of listings has increased substantially to 2,394 at the end of May 2018, up 19.6% from 2,002 the previous month and up 26.3% from 1,896 last year at this time.
The shift in the balance of supply vs demand we’re seeing is not surprising given the many impactful changes including to
The Grouse Nest at Atwater Landing Prime Oceanfront Developable Acreage
What would you do with the 33.8-hectare oceanfront property of your dreams?
Would you sub-divide the land into parcels? Would you develop your own idyllic community, building a variety of single- and multi-family homes with million-dollar views? Would you refurbish the existing 15,000 square foot lodge into your own luxury resort and invite guests to frolic in the surrounding Sooke Harbour?
What if you could make your development dreams a reality?
The Property
The Grouse Nest at Atwater Landing is a spectacular oceanfront sub-dividable estate encompassing 33.8 hectares on the well-protected Sooke Harbour.