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QUITE THE CATCH IN COQUITLAM

Apartment enjoys park-like setting close to urban convenienc­es

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117-1150 KENSAL PLACE, COQUITLAM

Type: Two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment

Size: 818 sq. ft.

B.C. Assessment: $476,000

Listed for: $639,000

Sold for: $620,000

Sold on: Jan. 21

Days on market: 11

Listing agent: Gurv Saran at Amex Broadway West Realty

Buyers agent: Rod Bahari at Sutton Group — West Coast Realty

The big sell: Polygon’s Windsor Gate is a master-planned community that enjoys a park-like setting close to the urban convenienc­es at the Coquitlam Centre. The developer’s website says the community was inspired by the architectu­ral style of Frank Lloyd Wright, whose creations were influenced by the natural world. At the centre of Windsor Gate is the residents-only Nakoma Club, an 18,000-squarefoot amenity-rich venue that offers fitness programs amid resort-style facilities. This home forms part of the Thomas House building, which appealed to buyers’ agent Rod Bahari’s clients for many reasons: It was formerly a display suite with $50,000 worth of upgrades; it has a ground-floor position with a sizable patio/yard; and it is near the SkyTrain. It also has nine-foothigh ceilings, granite countertop­s, designer paintwork, Samsung and GE appliances, and surroundso­und speakers. The monthly maintenanc­e fee is $253.87; pets and rentals are permitted.

1131 HOMER STREET, VANCOUVER

Type: Two-bedroom, two-bathroom townhouse

Size: 1,139 sq. ft.

B.C. Assessment: $1,033,000

Listed for: $1,288,000

Sold for: $1,241,000

Sold on: March 1

Days on market: 24

Listing agent: Matt Pozer at Oakwyn Realty

Buyers agent: Sheila O’Brien at ReMax Select Properties

The big sell: This two-level townhouse combines form and function with an open-plan living space on the main level that features a well-equipped kitchen, banquette dining for eight in the adjacent eating area, and a barbecue/lounging patio. Stylish attributes abound with exposed brickwork, a glass-sided staircase with metal railings, and a stainlesss­teel backsplash. Upstairs are two bedrooms, one with a Murphy bed. The king-sized master suite has a private balcony, a five-piece ensuite and a walk-in closet with built-in storage organizers. Design continuity shows with matching bathroom and kitchen cabinets finished in the same teak brown palette and hardwood floors on both levels. The home forms part of Yaletown’s H+H developmen­t, which was built in 2008 with an exercise centre for residents and a rooftop garden with a children’s playground. The monthly maintenanc­e fee is $473.14 and pets and rentals are permitted.

2404 WILDING WAY, NORTH VANCOUVER

Type: Five-bedroom, three-bathroom detached

Size: 2,931 sq. ft.

B.C. Assessment: $1,764,000

Listed for: $1,750,000

Sold for: $1,765,000

Sold on: Feb. 27

Days on market: One

Listing agent: Phil LeGree at Keller Williams Realty VanCentral

Buyers agent: Brian Young at Macdonald Realty

The big sell: North Vancouver’s Tempe neighbourh­ood is a small residentia­l area between Upper Lonsdale and Lynn Valley with access to the amenities in both. This house was built in 1988 with a brick and stucco exterior and almost 3,000 square feet of living space fairly evenly divided over two levels. The flexible layout has three bedrooms on the top floor (the master is 20-by-14 feet), one bedroom on the main floor for guests, and one in a private loft over the attached double garage that is accessed via its own staircase. There are several entertaini­ng spaces throughout, with formal living and dining rooms, a family room, glass solarium and eating area adjoining the kitchen for casual meals. The garden has a 59-foot frontage and there is plenty of room at the front and back of the property.

These transactio­ns were compiled by Nicola Way of BestHomesB­C.com. Realtors - send your recent sales to nicola@besthomesb­c.com.

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This home at 117-1150 Kensal Place in Coquitlam sold for $620,000 and forms part of the Thomas House building.

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