More townhouses in Glenmore

The 52 townhouses of Glenpark Row are the sequel to the wildly successful Drysdale Row. The 69 units in Drysdale sold out in three weeks, proving stylish townhomes in Kelowna’s Glenmore Valley walking distance to shopping, restaurants, schools, daycares and parks are highly sought after.

Glenpark, which will be built between Valley road and Glenpark Drive, will feature three-bedroom units incorporating the most popular floor plans and finishings of Drysdale.

The townhouses all cover three levels of living space and include stainless-steel appliances and double-car garages.

The development is close to Brandt’s Creek Crossing, the shopping centre with Save-On Foods, Shoppers Drug Mart and Starbucks, and GlenPark Village, home to IGA and Tim Hortons.

Drysdale, which had units starting in the $400,000s, is under construction now with expected completion by the end of the year.

Pricing and construction timeline hasn’t been released for Glenpark.

Those interested in those details have to register at GlenparkRow.com to get updates.

Contractors get their own parking, entrance, service desk, charge accounts, extended hours, construction-site deliveries and 15,000-square-foot drive-through lumberyard.

Rona, which has 430 stores in Canada, is now owned by the giant American Lowe’s home-improvement store chain.

Contributed This is what Glenpark Row, the 52-townhouse development in Kelowna’s Glenmore Valley, could look like when completed.

Contributed photos Pioneer Country Market off Benvoulin Road in Kelowna has closed, but its neighbour, Sperling Vineyards, remains open.