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$1,499,900
Langley
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7069 206 Street, Langley, British Columbia, V2Y3J9
This 6-bedroom, 5-bathroom home in Langley is for sale offering roughly 3,060 sq ft of space. Listed at $1,499,900, it is attractively priced about 11% below the $1,690,000 median asking price in Langley. It has been on the market 1 day, fresher than the Langley average of 80 days.
Welcome to this luxury home in the heart of Willoughby Heights, featuring 6 spacious bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The main floor boasts an open-concept layout with 10-foot ceilings, custom ceiling details, a cozy gas fireplace, a flexible room, and a massive kitchen island with ample counter space. Upstairs, you'll find an expansive primary suite with a walk-in closet and private ensuite, alongside an open loft that easily serves as an office, playroom, or additional bedroom. Completing this exceptional property is a 2-bedroom legal suite alongside a separate rec room with a full bath for personal use. Call today for more information! (id:66096)
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Just listed: 1 day on market, against an average age of 80 days across the listings currently for sale in this city
This 6-bed single family in Langley has been listed for 1 day, which is 79 days fresher than the city average of 80. Act while there is still low competition.
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